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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
8
A garbled note promotes a stomach remedy claiming to prevent acidity and sour risings. It mentions pepsia tablets and Relieves acidity though the text is unclear and includes odd phrases about cooking and fried foods.
The article discusses early Norse voyages and debates over pre Columbus discovery. It cites Tell Loif the Lucky and Vinland, notes a misattributed Viking tower in Newton New Jersey, and covers John Scolve Beolf and Danish Portuguese claims. It also traces Cortereal, Henry the Navigator, and the naming of America after Vespucci, arguing the New World’s true discoverer remains disputed.
Local Rotarians converge on New Haven for a spring conference at the Hotel Taft starting this morning. Delegates from across the state and Bridgeport join the sessions through Friday with programs at Yale Lyceum and Taft Hotel and addresses from district and rotary leaders.
Advertising copy states Mother Grays Sweet Powders aid children suffering headaches feverishness stomach troubles and irregularities. Trusted by mothers for over a decade, the remedy is sold by druggists nationwide with a trial package available through the Mother Gray Co in Roy, NY.
Offer promises a free trial of a method to relieve asthma and hay fever symptoms at no cost. Claims applicability to chronic or recent cases, all ages and climates, and asserts success where other remedies failed. Encourages immediate action by mailing a coupon with no payment or postage required.
Musterole is described as a clean white ointment made from oil of mustard plus other ingredients. It is advertised to relieve sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma and various aches without the burns of mustard plasters.
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