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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1926
Page
4
Nonspecific sensational ad promises quick weight gain and vitality from McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Claims include 5 to 10 pounds gain in weeks, with a money back guarantee if not achieved, urging purchase through druggists and stores.
Advertises Creomulsion as a medical discovery to stop persistent coughs and colds. Claims двухfold action with creosote and other healing elements to soothe inflamed membranes, inhibit germs, and boost recovery. Includes guarantee money back if symptoms persist after directions. promotes Atlanta based Creomulsion Company.
A simple mix of California lemon juice and hot water taken before breakfast aims to curb sluggish liver headaches dullness bad taste and foul breath. The ad urges a ten day trial with daily use to judge benefits and to buy a dozen lemons for the test.
Col Willant A. Graham, judge advocate general, reexamines the Battle of the Little Bighorn. He says the clash was not a massacre but a rout where U.S. forces were outgeneraled by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. He blames government ignorance and lack of scouting for the defeat.
The Limited Commercial Travelers of America Bridgeport chapter 369 admitted 15 candidates to membership at Red Men’s hall during the annual meeting. Past Grand Councilor Thaddeus Adams supervised installation of a new staff: R. H. Wills senior councilor Lindley Cain junior councilor Clifford Bauman conductor Frederick Bryant past senior counselor and Bert Barnes secretary. A buffet lunch followed, arranged by the entertainment committee chaired by El H. Beers BE. L. Orelop and BR. ED Parker.
Rome reports that the Italian press led by Messagero and Popolo D Italia blames Germany if the League of Nations collapses the Leeward pact. Germany is accused of seeking domination of league policy after a seat on the council. The Genoa crisis is said to be not Mussolini’s fault, with Rais pursuing real world aims to shield small southern European nations and safeguard Italy’s rights.
A 14 year old patient at the Mommied Sanatorium in Berlin is labeled Mme Anfdrasia von Tschalkowsky but is widely believed to be Grandduchess Anastasia Nicholajovna. Reports trace her rescue after the 1918 execution and a longBerlin custody saga involving the Dowager Empress and Grandduchess Olga. Investigations by Russian and German authorities have not confirmed her identity, though handwriting, birthmarks, and court familiarity support the claim.
Jennie Buell editor of the lecturers page of the National Grange Monthly spoke at the College of Agriculture in Ithaca New York. She urged a neighborhood survey to shape a community oriented Grange program covering farm home moral social and financial needs.
Spring guidance covers pruning mature grape vines to forty buds and boosting lamb yield by feeding. Advice notes clean flues save fuel, grow white pine for future value, and plan orchard work as coal strike settles. Also mentions apiary care and shipping efficiency through proper containers.
Five armed robbers escaped in an car with diamonds and other jewelry valued at 100 000 for which five hundred dollars in cash were left. The Croux jewelry store owners were assaulted in the washroom amid the hold up. Detectives across the Bronx pursued but could not catch the thieves.
Houwanl Hall a fifty five year old baker employed at Howland Dry Goods Company bakery died Saturday at the Connecticut hotel 715 Water street. He had been ill several days and was attended by an emergency ambulance. Deceased body was sent for medical examination and death attributed to pneumonia.
Henry is confronted by his wife about a curious perfume incident on the street. A passerby allegedly sprayed perfume to advertise it, and a tangled exchange suggests a humorous or evasive response as they discuss the strange encounter.
Paris report details Madame Lambrino known as Zizh sharing in a friend’s account of the final episodes of her romance with Carol. It notes annulment grounds, plans for their child, and her Paris suit seeking 10.6 million francs as the matter tests the reach of morganatic marriage rights on royal and commoner spouses.
Washington March 14 AP Congress moves to private lease Muscle Shoals through a Joint Congressional committee. Senate accepts House amendments authorizing the panel to receive bids and report. members named from both parties. Committee to meet to select a chair and set procedures. bids due by April 26 for congressional action.
Fannie Buchanan of Camden New Jersey told the New York State College of Home Economics at Ithaca that a baby's first music lesson should occur at two weeks of age. She outlined suitable music for infancy youth old age and showed how rhythm and expression develop through games and familiar tunes. Older people prefer nostalgic songs and melodies associated with quiet tasks and daily routines.
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