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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented medical note touts treating influenza and potential kidney inflammation by expelling toxins through skin and kidneys. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s products and various tonics, laxatives, and herbal remedies, plus lifestyle tips like hot baths, lemon drinks, and tepid water packs for headaches.
A band of young Lancastrians in London forms a campaign to valorize clothing as worn by men, aiming to popularize cockades. The movement, described as a new fashion mission, grows despite early campaign flaws and criticism.
About 150 sub chasers built during the war are offered for public sale at $20,009 each. The vessels measure 110 feet overall with 15 foot beam and 17 tons displacement, adaptable for pleasure or commercial use.
Chicago mayor Thompson plans urban improvements with local funds and engineering actions. He says city expenses will be covered, sending workers on a plan to proceed with construction after securing engineering services.
A misread report indicates a possible suicide tied to a drowning incident near Lake Whitney on the night of March 2, involving Harry J and Margaret. Authorities cite no clear tic or motive and describe the scene as a tragic drowning with conflicting palmary details.
President left the White House with Mrs. Wilson and physician for a drive into Virginia. They went as far as Alexandria with no stops. The trip followed a long absence from the White House since last fall.
In Albany today a proposal was heard to grant a $108 monthly bonus to every soldier, sailor, airman and nurse who served in the war. The plan suggests funding via direct tax and excludes conscientious objectors and those dishonorably discharged from receiving the bonus.
A fragmentary report states Denza 18 was captured amid a shooting incident and claims the suspect acted in self defense. Other details are unclear due to OCR errors. no additional verifiable names or locations could be confirmed.
A congressman named Browning collapsed and died at the capital, with reports indicating a sudden demise amid a crowded scene. Other notes reference military figures and political rankings, though the text is garbled and some details are unclear.
British troops opened fire on a crowd in India, killing seven civilians and injuring many. A separate railway assault saw troops guard the railway line, returning fire and killing five more, with dozens wounded. Widespread strikes across the region disrupted labor, affecting about 200,000 workers.
Moscow wireless announces 16000 men frozen to death in the SE Russian steppes and 26000 anti-Bolshevik soldiers reported frozen in the same vast area. The message says the steppes span southeastern Russia and western Asiatic provinces, detailing a harsh winter disaster.
A public notice extols lighter underwear options for men emphasizing comfort and speed of use. It mentions nainsook shirts and drawers, athletic car-7sc light balbriggan union suits at $1.50, and light bleached cotton-knit union suits, with references to Moin Mow and Iran.
An ad style piece previews a bold Easter coming pump sale featuring glazed kid, patent leather, and dull kid options with French and Colonial styles. It highlights prices from $8 to $9 for various toe shapes, heels, and straps, promising a fashionable surprise as shoppers recall popular early season looks.
A supplier promotes a wide silk poplin in over a dozen shades priced below typical values. The yard wide fabric, light and easily sewn, suits spring and summer gowns with colors including navy tanburg copeniagen henna gray taupe reseda brown pekin wist red black white and light blue. Lengths from 3 to 25 yards offered at reduced prices versus standard 1.75 to 2.25 per yard.
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