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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
15
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is cited by former patients as helping with life changes and symptoms including pain, depression, dizziness, and fatigue. Testimonies from Lydia E Pinkham users describe improvements after using the remedies and noting willingness to recommend them to friends.
A meeting of the Republican Women’s association in Brookfield outlined a spring luncheon to be held after Easter. The executive board approved postponing the March event and appointed committees to secure a speaker, with Mrs H LeRay Leia in charge and several members from Norwalk Danbury Wallfield and Ridgefield attending. A new district judge was named and the group planned another meeting in the coming weeks.
Tucusta of the Rar sum station reflects on a jolly annual banquet held Saturday night at the Howard Avenue hotel. William J Garrity served as toastmaster with Mayor I Behrens and Postmaster Arthur Connor among the guests. Music by W A Reuthe and others featured, with several mayoral and city officials in attendance.
The National motor vehicle theft act was declared valid and constitutional by the Supreme Court. The ruling held that proof of the defendant knowing possession of a stolen car was not necessary and confirmed the conduct of Ray Brooks who ran a Sioux Falls garage and bought two cars later found to be stolen in Sioux City, Iowa.
Washington March 3 A plebiscite to determine sovereignty over Tacna Arica was ordered in an award handed down a day by President Coolidge In the controversy over the territory between Chile and Peru tensions rise as the ruling directs a local vote to settle ownership and future governance.
Leon Metcalf American landscape artist died of heart disease in New York today at age years He leaves two young daughters in private Virginia schools and a former wife Mrs M Goodrich of the same city Born in Lowell Massachusetts he trained as a wood carver and gained fame through his paintings shown in major exhibitions He received medals at leading venues and his works were widely collected despite an unsteady late career.
Assistant State's Attorney Tae Gao reported a routine charity commission meeting as state officials discussed a murder case. The court ordered further assessments and a hearing scheduled for next week.
New York March 9 Percy A Baker was named assistant commissioner of immigration at Fol lisland relieving Harry R Lanis who will move to Montreal to take the post of immigration inspector with orders to establish a blockade against smuggling of European immigrants across the Canadian border into the United States.
The U S S Tennessee will depart on a battle chase after overhaul, aiming a 14 inch guns at a moving target off Santa Barbara Island. Two scouting planes will assist, providing range data for the mountainous target twenty miles away in a dramatic test of naval gunnery.
Professor J. W. His work of Yale University and a class in public health at the university inspected the Welfare building yesterday under the guidance of Dr. William Hall Coon health officer. The class of eleven visited the building’s various departments. The regular meeting of the Board of Charities will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, postponed from Monday due to the illness of Harry E Husted, president of the Board.
An ad praises a post Civil War tonic by a Western Pennsylvania physician turned Buffalo inventor. It markets “Phe Invalids’ Show” style remedies and claims to purge blood, cure eruptions, and restore youth for men and women. It urges readers to buy tablets by mail order.
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