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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1926
Page
5
Advises a sugar coated pill version of Epsom Salts for easier taste and quick results. Claims equal effect to one tablespoon of traditional Epsom Salts, priced at 25 cents with money back if not satisfied. Article format resembles an advertisement from a past period.
An advertisement touts Hill's as a rapid day cold remedy claiming it cures illness in 24 hours. It asserts fever relief, headache stop, and overall system restoration and urges immediate use for best results.
Radio listeners coast to coast will hear executives and editors of the Associated Press discuss the work they do. Talks will air at varying local times from New York WIZ to Chicago WMAQ and other stations including Atlanta WSR and San Francisco KPO, with many eastern outlets in the lineup.
Mexican Masons endorses Calles enforcement of religious provisions of the constitution. The proclamation, signed by Masonic officials, states the fraternity does not involve itself in religion or politics and welcomes members of all beliefs. It argues support for Mexico’s evolutionary principles and national welfare.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, aging Supreme Court pillar, marks his 85th birthday while continuing his heavy court duties. If he stays two more years, he would reach the age at which Chief Justice Taney died in office.
FP M Russell explains that battery eliminators displace dry and wet cell B batteries, allowing detector voltage adjustment for best operation. Old cells cause noise. a simple fix is a fixed by pass condenser shunting between B battery leads and negative terminal. Recommend by pass condensers on each stage, tying one side to the common negative, and reducing loose connections.
A dense schedule of radio programming lists performances, talks, and concerts across multiple stations. Highlights include operatic hours featuring Samson et Dalilah, orchestras, soloists, and lectures. news and cultural segments. religious and educational talks. and a variety of regional broadcasts from New York and surrounding areas.
Gray Line Bus corporation plans a full fleet replacement on the General Electric- Tranistan avenue line. Twenty new downtowners are on order from a Bridgeport dealer, with first units in paint and ready to enter service by Memorial Day. Drivers may wear new uniforms. officers of the company list Ginsberg Svetz Bodnar and Marston as current leaders.
Dorothy Gish, famed film actress, leaves Los Angeles by train for New York to sail to England. She will engage in a contract to work on several British film productions.
Mrs. Auns Knowlton of 107 Kimberly Avenue was struck near her home Saturday and died minutes later from a fractured skull. The driver fled toward West Haven but was not captured. a traffic officer cited the refusal to heed a whistle as probable cause. Survived by husband, a street car conductor, and a daughter.
Frank A. Cantwell and Frank J. Brennan, members of the Garage Control commission, will likely not be renewed when their terms end April 1. Reports indicate neither is interested in returning to the commission. If two new members are named, Fred Canfield, president of the Eighth District Republican Club, will probably be named president of the commission.
London march 7 AP Queen Mary brides and English mothers await the birth of the future duchess coming this spring at Grosvenor Square. The queen orders new tiny garments and toilet articles from nurse Lalla and plans to update ceremonial robes for the birth. A Swattlah nurse will oversee the great occasion, with the Duchess of York known from babyhood.
Washington March 7 without a record vote the House passed a bill appropriating eighty million dollars for the State Justice Commerce and Labor departments.
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