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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
A Bridgeport reader testimony extols Herbal Lax-a-Tone for years of stomach distress and gas. The user credits the remedy with improved appetite, sleep, and back comfort after using two bottles, and notes Bridgeport introduction by a company representative at Hindle’s Arcade Drug Store.
A vintage advertisement touts Fape's Dianepsin as a harmless stomach relief. It claims rapid relief from gas, heartburn, indigestion, and upset stomach moments after ingestion and notes the product costs only a few cents at any drug store.
Bridgeport youth Joseph OSkako, once a resident of South Land, became an outstanding Connecticut junior citizen. He served as president of a self governing boys community and designated the Republic as beneficiary of his life policy, saying “This is my home.” The Republic, recovering from a major fire, plans to house 160 boys by year end and relies on Connecticut donors including Bridgeport residents to support its work.
An eighteen year old Indian boy sparked a San Blas uprising that left more than forty dead. The revolt followed an attack on two Panama soldiers and the jail, as chiefs declared independence and sought human rights with support from explorer Richard Marsh Lockport.
James E Walters, alias Frank Stevens, feared burglar known as the Lone Wolf, was held in 90000 bail after police traced him to a South Boston house and arrested him. He admitted playing the role, claimed insanity, and was ordered to undergo mental observation at Charles Street jail as District Attorney O Brien sought immediate trial. Walters, a former Navy man, had written clues in bottles and on mirrors during a spree targeting women in Back Bay apartments.
Frank W tearne, intimate friend of President Coolidge, leaves Washington for New York to meet Mrs. Stearns then embark on a two month European tour. Officials say Stearns plans a circuit of European counties drawing attention to diplomacy while avoiding public comment on international policy.
Washington reports a looming trade conflict among major powers, while U S exporters surge in South America and the Far East. Julius Klein notes a $430 million rise in U S foreign trade last year and predicts broader gains from growing markets, with U S and Britain each holding about 24 percent of Latin American trade, Germany 13 percent, and U S investments in Latin American securities exceeding $3 billion.
Italian Embassy denies reports from Rome that Premier Mussolini is dying or has undergone major surgery. Consular official in this city issued the denial last night stating there is no foundation to rumors about Mussolini’s health.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions meal time and a family circle around Stuart with unclear context. No clear names, places, or events are recoverable to form a complete card.
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