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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1927
Page
4
The notice describes lingering symptoms from colds and grip, including coughs and weakened conditions. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe, nourishing remedy to strengthen vitality and resist disease without dangerous drugs, claiming 70 years of health victories.
A vintage home remedy touts a strong cough and chest cold cure using 223 ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or honey. It claims rapid throat and bronchial relief, loosening phlegm and soothing irritated membranes, and cautions against imitations while offering a money back guarantee from Wayne, Indiana.
An old advertisement claims engineers cannot have piles and promotes Pyramid suppositories as fast relief. It emphasizes privacy, suitability for men in strenuous work, and offers sixty cent price with a free trial box by mail coupon.
A vintage advertisement touts a secret to youth through olive oil and a liver tonic. It claims benefits for a dark complexion and tired eyes by a mysterious five-part nostrum. Dr Eden Osanuin of Ohio is listed as the physician behind the treatment.
The Stratford Historical society received books from Mrs. Arthur Siedel of Broadbridge Avenue, including works by Lori Chesterfield and The Spectator, plus an ancient carding device and glassware. The society reports growing membership and a successful display of women’s handiwork at Judson House.
The piece recalls early American press habits with 1788 Daily Advertiser ads nearly filling front pages while news columns focused on the Constitution. It notes durable ink and thick paper, and mentions a collection including Civil War news from the New York Times and Lincoln’s assassination.
Milford plans an all school field day for public grammar school boys in April on Milford Prep School grounds under the Rotary Club Work committee led by Peck. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the winning school after three consecutive wins. program includes entertainment at the prep gym and school participation for points.
Huntington March 7 Special The musical evening at Varmil River Grange drew strong praise. Members sang old songs and featured solos by Arundell Webb Graves and Lockwood. The Grange endorsed Joint Resolution 648 for dirt roads funding. Volunteers and committees were named for school prizes, water pumps, and spring events.
Sunday visits span Newtown and Stanford as Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kate host family. St Ann's church schedules seven services this week on Tuesday and Sunday evenings at 7 45. Ushers group to hold a meeting at Devon Union church. Local residents attend social events and a Patrick's Day entertainment is being arranged by St Ann's church members. Navy personnel Genevieve Northrop and others contribute to a community gathering. a first class electrician George King receives honorable discharge. Beulah Raberly and Meda Tut host a party with poets and friends. Ernest Rogers dates permits for resident bonfires.
Easton March 7 Special The thirtieth anniversary of Ki as ton Grange No. 118 will be celebrated at the Grange meeting tomorrow night. Charter members and past masters are urged to attend with a box lunch for two to be auctioned. Lecturer Mrs Leroy Turney has prepared an interesting program following the meeting. Walter Jennings led Epworth League service at Lee M. E. church Sunday with boss theme. Fred Erfort of Fairfield played violin. other musical pieces included male trios duets and mixed quartets. Guests visited with Mrs Hirst Smith Mrs Emily Powell Rev Howard S Warren and others at various gatherings. Entertainment committee to hold St Patrick s Day dance March 17 with Bridgeport orchestra.
The Chestnut Hill district club hosts a public whist at Mrs. Frank Rice's home on March 10 at 8 o clock. Emma Sherman visits family in Monroe. A birthday party honors Edward Cotton with a large local gathering. Church talks, PTA meeting, and social outings fill the week in Long Hill and Bridgeport linked communities.
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil restores normal vein appearance by at home use. It markets a two ounce bottle sold at first class stores and Yardley’s Cut Rate, promising quick, soothing relief and renewed comfort. The text promotes a wartime era remedy without medical backing.
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