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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1926
Page
17
Mrs. Kelle Thompson of Georgia suffered years of poor sleep and weak health. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her sleep, energy, and ability to care for her three children, noting the wash alone helped more than prior treatments.
If irritation and itching from eczema and rashes trouble you Zemo provides fast relief and soothing effect. The product claims to penetrate and disappear from the skin quickly and is recommended for delicate skin. Get it today at drugstores in small or large sizes priced about $1.00.
Fragmented ad text touts honey and tar based cough remedies and warns against harmful salt substitutes. It suggests medical cautions about choking sensations and urges avoidance of certain additives while promoting a concrete product on a tobacco-like package.
An old advertisement promotes Mentho Sulphur as a Swiss remedy for skin eruptions. It claims sulfur stops itching after two or three applications and leaves skin clear and smooth. The copy urges readers to try Mentho Sulphur and send a coupon for trial.
Report 927 claims a breakthrough in managing severe hypertension using a private prescription remedy. It touts dramatic blood pressure control with a claimed nine percent success rate and urges readers to buy from local drug stores. The misspelled ad text mentions distributors and pharmacy locations across several towns.
Thousands of children have found Mother Gray’s Powders an excellent remedy for colds fevers stomach troubles and related ailments. The powder is recommended by physicians and mothers and has been in use for over seventy years.
The notices list engagements in Bridgeport society including Helai L Linine to William J Camthen, and Margaret Head Goodale to Louis Mead Treadwell. It recounts upcoming meetings of the Comport club, St Johns Rector Chapter, and various church and lodge gatherings, with hosts, locations, and dates.
Bridgeport Hospite welcomes 24 new students received yesterday under Miss Mmeiinells superintendent. Girls will begin morning work with senior class to graduate April 6 at Hardin High School. Names include Huda Barnum Danbury, Amelia Brennan Bridgeport, Edna Johnson New York City, Ruth Keller Bridgeport, Mary OConnor Bridgeport, Edith Thane Petisapar.
Rev Patrick J Quinlan of Holy Rosary Church will speak at a special service tonight at Sacred Heart Church in honor of the Feast of St Patrick. A musical program arranged by organist Mrs Charles D Ogien features Irish airs from 7 to 8. The choir with Edward Whelan and Violet Folios performs pieces including Believe Me, Oh! Those Tinderring Young Charms, The Minstrel Boy, Silent Night, and Den Little Shamrock, with soloists Miss Genevieve Known and Miss Theresa O'Brien.
Mrs Angeline Scott Donley led a textile and interior decorating discussion at Bridgeport Art League yesterday. She displayed textile samples to illustrate her talk as members sampled tea served by Mrs Ho Lyon and volunteers. Orrin Smith attended to discuss a new weaving studio in Westport, while Mrs Philip Holzer read the current art notes.
The Musical Research Club held a session in the Coat Exchange building studio where Vhes Pdnga Ostrofsky led a two percent delightful talk on piano music in large form. Illustrations described by Miss Ostrofsky were shown by Miss Prorence Billou and Taank Chatterton. After the lesson the program featured Miss Marion Byrne and pianist Charles Coles. baritone John Calzmacho. violins by Tessie Parr ehild and Dorothy Stevenson as accompanists.
Mrs Mary Wreaks of this city filed a divorce petition in the Superior court from William B Wisaks on the ground of incapacity. They were married October 21, 1899.
A well arranged musical program featured the Communion Breakfast for the men of St Augustine’s church at the State Armory. Soloists included Miss May Casserly, soprano, and Bruce Young, tenor. Principal speakers were Bishop T J Shahan and Dr Andrew Piilen. Rev John A Ganley, chaplain of the Holy Name society, gave a brief address.
Anaron tower modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris and scaled larger will be built in Milan and named after Premier Mussolini. The Fascist Institute of Culture announces the project to be inaugurated in 1928, the tenth anniversary of Italy’s victory over Austria.
Miss Gladys Lewis and Miss Dorothy Goldstein of Congress High School faculty returned from Atlantic City where they attended the Eastern Music Supervisors conference. Alice Goldstein and her mother were registered at the Ambassador Hotel. Rebekah Sawing elide plans a meeting Friday at 2:30 at Misaca White Hart 10 Bradley Sheet. The Sixth District Republican Women’s Club meets Tuesday night in the men’s clubroom at 1174 North Avenue, followed by a social with whist and bridge.
Bright ad touts Cascarets as the nicest laxative for relief from headachy constipation. It promises gentle effect with candy bite format and no gripe, urging men women and children to buy a box at any drugstore.
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