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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
18
Government officials forecast today that the destructive invasion of America is imminent, with marcoms from Aleurecanth Woglumi describing the advance as already underway. The fragmentary text notes a geopolitical crisis centered on the Woglumi influence and national security concerns.
Messages of congratulation and calls for peaceful cooperation flowed from monarchs and presidents including Millerand of France and Albert of Belgium to President Harding at the White House. The exchange highlighted Pan American solidarity and Franco American ties, with leaders from Italy, Sweden, Bulgaria, Persia, and Latin American nations sending messages as well.
An old testimonial from Cincinnati dated July 25 1970 extols Dr Carey Marshroot Prescription No 777 as miraculous for kidney and bladder troubles. The letter claims relief after years of pain and urges others to test the remedy, noting Dr Daniel G Carey who died recently and promoted Marshroot. Hindle's Drug Store is named in the ad.
An old ad promises fast relief for hemorrhoids using Pyramid Pile Suppositories. It urges going to any drug store for a 60 cent box with no substitutes and offers a free sample by mailing name and address to Pyramid Di iB Py.
A Niagara Falls woman endorses Dr. Pierce’s medicines praising their help during expectancy and urges families to keep stock of these remedies. Mrs Catherine Harvey of 17 Thomas Street recommends them and notes a druggist in town sells them, or a trial package can be obtained by sending 10 cents to the Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo.
Postmaster General Will Hays announced plans to reform the postal service and align 300,000 employees as partners in a humanizing drive. He stressed the system as a public, non political institution and vowed every effort to improve service and fairness nationwide.
Detroit reports extreme crowding at the University of Michigan with 6,000 students in science arts and a condemned rhetoric building. President Marion Burton says conditions are disgraceful and fears danger of a fire. The Industrial Service Center at the YWCA Barnum Avenue plans a comedy Danger to Men on March 8 with cast including Joe Water and Loretta Dupren. Knights of Columbus basketball event follows, with Sherey dancing and Tleek’s orchestra providing music after.
Connecticut regional chapter of the American committee for relief in Ireland says a national fund of 10.24 million dollars is needed to relieve Irish suffering. Dispatches from Ireland warn of widespread unemployment, disarray, and thousands of homeless families, with Bishop MacRory reporting dire shortages in Belfast.
Mary Malone of 32 Nassau Street Brooklyn appeared before Magistrate Short in Adama Street Court Brooklyn on a charge of intoxication. She claimed the tea she drank at a restaurant led to her condition, saying she felt fatigued and that the tea tasted odd and left a red mark on her head.
Mareth The ship Anassilion Bridge from Constantinente for New York ran aground in dense fog at Roamer shoals Ambrose channel this morning. It was floated today with two tugs and proceeded under its own power to har de.
An old advertisement promotes a corn removing liquid named Gets It from F. Lazeneuve Co of Chicago. It claims quick pain relief after application and that all types of corns or calluses surrender to the product. The copy urges readers to buy at druggists and promises money back if not satisfied.
An old advertisement offers a trial package from Foley & Co. of Chicago. Send a cutout with name and address to receive Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs colds and croup. Sold everywhere.
An old advertisement touts a perfume free shampoo named fulsi fied as pure and creaseless. It claims to cleanse thoroughly, rinse easily, and keep hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage, with a reminder to obtain it from a drug store.
An advertisement touts Reola as a reconstructive tonic that cures imaginary unfitness caused by nerve strain. It claims semi starvation effects fade as blood color returns and vitality rises, restoring confidence to perform tasks with vigor.
A vintage ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural seeming hair darkener. It claims gray or faded hair darkens evenly after one or two applications and suggests applying with a sponge for single strands.
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