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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
5
Mrs Glynn Miller writes of dramatic relief from varicose veins after using Rabalim. She claims leg pain eased, veins reduced, and her support for others suffering as she did. The advertisement promises 30 doses for $200 and notes Rabalim is sold by all druggists.
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an overnight hair darkener costing 7 cents per bottle. Claims natural, even darkening, disguising gray, restoring youthful appearance within a few days. cites mass sales and a well known druggist.
A historical ad promoting Scott's Emulsion claims to purify the system, relieve constipation and impurities, improve energy, complexion, and vigor. It touts a vegetable ingredient formula prescribed for a year, with easy administration and regular intake for stronger bowels and overall wellness.
Greenwich tax collection order ties to a Hartford case. Dr Harold Guilfoyle, charged with murder, resumes court next Tuesday after counsel, led by John J. Robinson and Judge Samuel Rosenthal, seek an early trial. A writ compels Greenwich officials to appear in Bridgeport Superior Court on March 20 to explain tax rebates on fraternal and social organizations.
Hungarian financier Roland Hegedus former minister of finance and current president of the Budapest Association of Banks will visit Bridgeport soon. The trip accompanies the unveiling of a Kossuth memorial in New York and includes stops at the Hungarian embassy in Washington. Separately, Samuel Beckhoff, a hardware dealer, faces perjury charges in a bankruptcy dispute filed by Arthur Klein, with alleged unpaid assets, disputed payments, and missing records.
Milford March 12 Spe tu Correspondent Policeman Merk Fowler arrested Albert Lagerfelt of 52 Worth Street Bridgeport for driving without a license He was taken to police headquarters and released on 25 cash bond for appearance in Town Court Saturday morning Fitchburg March 13 Fitchburgs fireman Solomon Poland aged seventy five who was appointed 56 years ago died today after a long illness He served as active fireman 60 years and retired six years ago due to injuries received in duty.
A muddled report indicates the police and fire pension law faces further review by the Superior and Supreme Courts to resolve constitutional and merit questions. Funds remain available under new appropriations starting April 1 to cover pension payments on the aid basis, with details pending.
Southington March 12 By Associated Press Mise Henriette Bren her seventy of this town ended her life early this afternoon by bringing poison. When household members went to her room she was found dead in bed with an empty bottle of poison by her side. Death by own action is reported. She had been a halidiesnt and mantew lst here and until recently had been pursuing her occupation ll health is believed to be the cure of the act.
The passages promote Capital and How to Get Your First $1,000 among thirteen handbooks. They aim to assist readers who struggle to save or have not considered saving, presenting the guides as self starters and sources of inspiration.
An odd health pamphlet style text promotes three Caldwell rules to stay healthy. It mentions remedies like syrup, Pepsin, and tonics, claiming benefits for bowel movement and digestion. The copy references Monticello Illinois and a mail order prompt for a sample.
A dubious health claim promotes drinking large amounts of water to “glean kidneys” and relieve bladder and urinary issues. The text warns against unverified remedies and stresses cautious interpretation of such advised procedures.
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