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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
9
An advertisement touts Mulstied shampoo as cheap and effective for hair care. It claims to improve lather, cleanse scalp, and rinse away dirt using one or two teaspoons of product mixed with water. The copy emphasizes its affordability and long-lasting supply for a family.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a costly elixir formed from eucalyptus air drawn from inland Australian forests. It promises to cleanse the throat and lungs with a pleasant germ-killing effect, claiming it is safe, effective, and widely recommended by doctors and chemists.
The will by Admiral Peary assigns the residue of his estate, valued around $90,000 including securities, to his son and divides the rest among other children. It also details a group of islands in Casco Bay as part of the estate.
Assistant district attorney Colón told Judge Themay that mail thefts in New Haven over two years totaled 11 740 dollars. A suspect named Hickman pleaded aged with stealing appearing in court for sentencing. The defendant received a ten month jail term.
Polish forces led by Colonel Sikorski attacked Bolshevik troops near Moxir and Xolenkovita southeast of Minsk, capturing two railway junctions and substantial war materiel. About 1,000 Red soldiers and many officers were captured.
Health Commissioner Copeland announced 175 cages of sleeping sickness reported in New York since January 1. The disease, linked to a flu-like epidemic, is described as likely caused by a faulty atmospheric condition.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a financial panic and government action on currency in a city area. Reference to authorities limiting speeds and market tension suggests a crackdown on Bolshevik influence and currency circulation efforts, with unnamed agents and officials referenced.
An editor of the Catholic Merald was found guilty in London yesterday of plotting a murder. He received a six month prison sentence after the court proceedings, with the judge delivering the verdict and sentence amid the courtroom.
WarLord March 9 reports a state board action establishing pasteurization rules for milk sales. No person or firm may pasteurize milk for sale without state permit, and milk labeled pasteurized must meet state standards.
Fragmentary OCR describes Polish authorities, typhus preparation, and “allocation of oats and barley” with references to a reparations mission. Content is garbled but hints at wartime logistics and quality claims.
Taggarte Apectl Tn Diana Totis area Thomas Lagparta withdrew as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Wired Slaves senator in Indians. In a letter to A. De Democratiy attio whateavas, Drench announced his Sundrawtat due to health concerns.
An American citizen, Maren, was struck by a vehicle while walking near the coast on a February day, according to local authorities. The incident occurred as Mrs Meson and others reported the alert from the Genarkmom agency, with officials advising caution on the harbor road.
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