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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement asserts Bon-Opto tablets strengthen eyesight quickly per Dr Lewis. It claims many users report relief from eye strain and need for glasses, with testimonials and a physician endorsing the product. The copy urges purchase at drugstores and describes an at-home preparation method.
An archaic advertisement touts pine based cough syrups for soothing membranes of the throat and chest. It prescribes Pinex extract with sugar syrup, suggesting homemade mixtures and warnings against substitutes, claiming rapid relief and offering money back guarantees.
An apparent court affidavit states Freda Lesser killed herself while serving a prison sentence. The document cites Miss Adua Gainey and Miss Cheney describing the events and the suspect’s supposed motive.
A reported plan proposes spending 1.4 million dollars to purchase buses for New York. The recommendation outlines funding, vehicle types, seating for about twenty seven per bus, and a large current fleet awaiting replacement in municipal service.
Members of the Odd Fellows fraternity plan a celebratory gathering marked by feasting and fellowship. The event honors a tribe anniversary with invitations issued and a public toast planned as part of the mid fall activities.
A partial transcription shows authorities releasing prisoners tied to a wartime case. Coroner Louis Momaini presided in Paris with the involvement of Mw Pauinia-Steghandt in a matter connected to farm properties. The scene shifted as officials gathered at the rear of a vehicle, with Bosg Paigorskats and Ralosty present as observers.
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