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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
6
An old time remedy promotes Sage medicine with sulfur for recapturing a youthful look. The ad claims it darkens gray hair, improves texture, and adds a natural shine when applied with a comb or brush. It highlights popularity and price around 75 cents with added ingredients for stronger effect.
In a rare display of influence, Congress members steer the Hoover nomination as two Ohio Republicans spar in a public session. The informal confrontation, aimed at farmers, pits Charles Brand against Charles Burton and exposes internal party tensions over agriculture and wartime loyalties. Burton delivers letters praising Hoover that Brand attempts to verify, ending with Brand awkwardly asking for the letter date.
Mrs. Alice Wilson, 60, wife of former ambassador Henry Lane Wilson to Mexico, died today in Indianapolis. The death notice comes amid reports from the Associated Press.
Geneva March 14 AP Hopes for world disarmament rise or fall with the preliminary conference opening tomorrow. Delegations from United States Russia and others join in a commission preparing a later global arms reduction treaty. Debates focus on method and scope while substantive reductions remain uncertain.
The Bridgeport telephone exchange will begin using a polite phrase in place of repeating numbers after callers state their request. The operator will say thank you and then confirm the number only if doubt remains, a practice already tested in several exchanges. The change aims to save time for both subscribers and operators and widely boosts courteous service.
Rolf Liun, a Hermosa South Dakota youth and Carleton College debater, fulfilled a weeks long wish by visiting the White House after preaching to President Coolidge last summer. He met the President during a White House call with his debating team and accepted Coolidge's luncheon invitation.
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