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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
6
The Department announces a general directive under Charles II to enforce a new resolution targeting alien enemies. Registered alien enemies must update their address as required, with authorities citing legal obligations and potential penalties for noncompliance.
A torn fragment discusses registration terms and identity claims with references to Brit and Toei. The text mentions a son and yoga and includes unclear phrases about period clothing and broad poses. The handwriting is faded and cryptic with no clear event or names.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed two federal sentences for Daeche Upheld and associates in a conspiracy case. The panel kept the two year term in federal prison at Atlanta and reversed one indictment while sustaining the other without reducing the sentence.
An old time health notice promotes Savsapuriski before meals to purify the blood and expel poisons, Fepliron after meals to boost red blood cells, and Sfood's Pills to rouse the liver. It claims the regimen strengthens the blood, improves digestion, and eases tiredness amid common ailments and exposure.
The Bridgeport division of the United States Volunteer Life Saving corps plans to recruit 25 more men to handle summer beach crowds. Recruits must pass strict physical tests, endure long in-water sessions, and complete a cook school course. A new Seaside bathhouse rising to 2,900 capacity will strain current staffing, with 440 members now.
Miss Anne Martin, candidate for United States Senator, is to speak Sunday afternoon at Doll's Theatre in Bridgeport. Dudley Field Malong, former port collector, will also speaker as Martin tours Washington before returning to Nevada to campaign for a Senate seat. The event aims to energize suffrage support and inform attendees on constitutional voting rights amid ongoing push for the ballot.
Bridgeport advertising firm reports worker shortage driven by wartime costs and enlistments. John A. Murphy, president, says help is scarce as many posters are used in plants with wages above usual. Winter prices drew workers indoors, but spring may bring posters back outside and more demand for inside positions.
Mrs. Maragar, of 17 Beechwood Avenue, sustained a deep gash on her left hand when an axe slipped while she chopped. She was taken to the emergency hospital where Arvanki required two stitches to close the wound.
A Middletown resident reports a World War I prisoner of war case. A letter received from Joseph Cinsir, who claimed to be Joseph Kowaleski, states he was captured by Germans on December 12, 1917, and used Kowaleski’s birth certificate to appear under the age of 16.
The city mourns multiple funeral services for Lewis i Lewisbury Private Milton Morgenstern Ada Dor Robinson and others. Notable attendances included J O O I Pequot lodge delegation and naval reserves. Burials occurred at Taike view Lakeview Eintracht St. Michael's and Park cemeteries with religious rites conducted by local clergy and survivors listed, including Ada Louise Robinson Rudolph Robinson and Myami Ars. Rudolph Morgenstern and Florence Bryant among the deceased.
In memoriam for Private Robert O'Mara who died March 8, 1938 in Texas. The message honors a friend who answered his country's call, noting his service, sacrifice, and the grief of his family. A prayerful note expresses sympathy to his parents and relatives and faith that God will help them bear their loss.
An old advertisement promotes a home remedy to stop a persistent hacking cough. It urges using Finex two ounces in a pint sugar syrup, taken to thin phlegm until the cough ends. Claims quick relief for throat and chest illnesses and guarantees satisfaction with refund from FP Co. Wayne Indiana.
Noted authority warns meat eaters that regular meat forms uric acid clogging kidney pores, causing rheumatism headaches and bladder issues. For a few days drink four ounces of Jad Salts with a glass of water at breakfast to flush kidneys, stimulate function, and neutralize urine acidity, aiding bladder health.
Mrs Era Wood of Morrill Maine reports quick relief from back pain headaches and exhaustion after starting Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys improve action remove poisons and restore sleep and energy, urging readers to get genuine Foley Kidney Pills at Tiundale Drug Store.
Fragrant antiseptic cream claims to clear head passages and nasal congestion. Advises applying a small amount to the nose to soothe swollen membranes, reduce mucous, and ease nighttime breathing for cold or catarrh sufferers.
An OCR fragment describes a Bridgeport notice mentioning health claims about a remedy and a request for a refund. It reports a past four year pattern of trouble and references a product touted as preventing stomach and liver ailments. The ad uses persuasive language and cites a supposed testimonial.
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