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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
17
Mrs Goldin Shoup of May View Illinois reports feeling healthier after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Mrs J Storms of 25 Lane Street Paterson New Jersey also praises the medicine and recommends it to friends. Both women were run down and found renewed strength improving family happiness.
A sermon-like reflection on Andrew the Apostle showing leadership through guiding his brother to Christ and aiding a boy with a lunch to feed the multitude. Emphasizes bringing others to Jesus, breaking barriers for the Greeks, and inspiring families and communities to seek spiritual service and mission.
The text urges surrender to God to grasp leadership and asserts the Kingdom of God on earth rises not from famous preachers or givers but from ordinary people who become influential leaders through spiritual influence.
Mrs. EHH P. Klamos leads a troupe of Greek dancers in a recital at Colonial Hall by the Terpsichore Greek association. The program titled The Dance of the Sun and Ya Cinth includes monologue, modern dances, Greely operettas, and the comic piece Fiyul Tro. The show ends with social dancing and aims to display wit and vanity of certain women.
In Passaic New Jersey clergy within the woolen mill strike district met with strikers' leaders to plan mediation. A district conference of all ministers is set for Friday morning at strike headquarters to hear both sides ahead of talks with Botany Woolen Mills employers. About seven hundred of 3500 workers at United Pierce Dye Works reportedly joined pickets. Local police maintain a quiet stance.
More than 200 reservations have been made for a card party to be held tonight at the Stratfield hotel hosted by the Fourth District Republican Men's and Women's clubs. The committee includes Patrick Feahy John Mc Donald Clayton Hetzel W Alen Raymond Neunier Leonard Frey ler John Hanley Aldermen McCarten and McCormack Mrs Catherine Hanley Mrs Wi Mra Charles Deas Campbell Mrs Nicholas Galto Mrs Herry Mahran Mrs O S Platt lip Neunier Mrs W FP Burton Flumley Mrs en Mrs F McNamee James Skane and Miss Dorothy Mah ran.
In a lively letter from a reader, the Noble store showcases new spring merchandise and a tempting sale. A black crepe satin dress is spotted at a bargain price of $1, while Easter costumes and related accessories fill the aisles. The clipping also notes plans for a spring cabin trip and travel service promotions as readers anticipate warmer days.
Mrs Samuel Camitman announces the Connecticut Rhode Island Councils interstate conference will be held in Stamford April 13 14 with Mar William Sporberg first vice president of the National Council of Jewish Women as principal speaker at the Stamford club dinner for visiting delegates Tonight at Hotel Port Davenport handles reservations and local arrangements with Mrs Hugo Moltash chairing committees Guest speakers include Mrs Edwin Yeungsmith from Pittsburgh national religion chairwoman and Miss Louise Plumley representing the Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs with others from Philadelphia New York and Bridgeport invited.
Obituary item listing Mrs Margaret Cameron died Monday at 610 Wilmot Avenue with high requiem mass conducted at Blessed Sacrament church. Masses and burials follow for several others including Dennis O Connor, Mrs Susan Hawley, Mrs Anna Johnson, Mrs Katherine Flanagan Keefe, Mrs Morence Albert, Charles Howe, Mrs Josephine Czarnota, Mrs Ellen Cassidy, Mrs Mary Walsh, and Caleb D W Tuttle with church services and interments across local cemeteries.
James HW Allen of Rochester claims Allenrhy dissolves uric acid deposits causing rheumatism and joint pain relief in two days. He says the self cured him and hundreds more, with Hindles Drug Stores as local agent and mail-order full particulars available.
Public domain style ad text promoting California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for sick constipated children. Contains repeated calls to mothers and claims of a pleasant taste and reliable bowel relief, but ends with garbled trailing words.
A promotional note claims free trials of a treatment relieve kidney trouble and urinary symptoms overnight. Hundreds report amazing results including relief for back pain, frequent nighttime awakening, and worn-out mornings, urging readers to send name and address for the complimentary offer.
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