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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
7
An advertisement touts FEM ROTD as a internal medicine to cure piles, asserting quick, permanent relief without cutting or external ointments. It cites Dr J S Tronhardt and Dr Leon rat, claiming 1000 cases with 80 percent success and urging purchase from Hindle and Levinty Teng Styres.
An old advertisement promotes a kidney health regimen. It warns that rich foods cause acids that clog kidneys, leading to rheumatism, headaches, and other issues. The remedy involves drinking soft water and taking four ounces of Salts daily, dissolved in water before breakfast, to flush kidneys and neutralize acids.
A period health ad claims most misery comes from an ailing stomach and promotes Dares Mentha Pepsin as a quick remedy. It asserts acute or chronic gastritis and indigestion cause dizziness headaches and fatigue and urges readers to buy now at Hindle's Drug Stores with a money back guarantee if not better.
A different remedy claim extols Bisulated Magnesia as a superior stomach aid. After meals a teaspoon or two in water allegedly neutralizes acidity, sweetens the stomach, and prevents fermentation, letting sufferers eat freely with less discomfort. The ad urges obtaining pure fig urated Magnesia from reputable stores for best results.
An Evangelist sermon urges mothers to shield children from sin, warning that the sins of the fatherare visited on the children. It recounts Rizpah guarding seven crucified sons of Saul, condemns revenge, and stresses heredity and divine justice.
A schedule notes afternoon services led by Dr Andongo and a high school girls meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The sermon theme What Follow The Dance features Dr Anderson with youth in a special place. A Rizpah inspired meditation urges forgiveness and motherly devotion amid sin, justice, and revival.
An intensive campaign of organization work across the state was planned by the executive board of the Frederation of Democratic Women's clubs at their Waterbury meeting. Under chairwoman Marannie Dixon Welch the board will lead an enlarged active group. An educational program will teach Democratic women the government machinery and party principles. No biennial convention will be held in June in Waterbury where national speakers are expected.
The Hartford board of control approved funds to cover deficiencies in the last General Assembly appropriation bill. Items include a Waterbury district court judge salary of 3000 dollars a Walrfield county Superior court messenger 600 dollars an armory military storekeeper 2000 dollars to meet a salary increase voted by the legislature.
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