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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
10
A Bridgeport resident endorses Herbal Lay A Tone, claiming it cured stomach gas back pain and fatigue after using the tonic advertised by a Tone Company representative in Hindies Arcade. She says digestion improved, no gas pains remained, and energy returned, urging others to seek the product.
An advertisement promotes water intake and simple remedies for kidney and bladder irritation. It touts drinking ample water, a bicarbonate and salt mixture, and a tablespoon of soda before breakfast for two to three days, suggesting relief from bladder irritation and urinary issues. It mentions Vinom juice and a product called Talsals as advised options.
The fragment discusses stomach indigestion and related symptoms such as sourness and burning. It mentions dietary excess, dairy or hydration issues, and irritants, with scattered notes on digestion aids and possible remedies. The text is garbled and touches on meals, eggs, and advertising mentions.
New Haven County jailers praise Olympia Machi as a model prisoner at Olympia motel custody. Prisoners received help from Olympia in washing widows, while staff note her calm, cooperative conduct and willingness to assist inmates despite unrequired duties. Mrs Franco Baldwin and Mrs Catherine WuGir matrona of the jail echo the positive assessment.
Mumbai March 6 Assocated Press Mumtaz a Nautch girl once favored by the Maharaja of Indore testified in the Malabar Hill trial opening in Bombay Chief Magistrate court. She described life in the Maharaja household a failed escape an attempted abduction and threats. She identified a police commander as one who stabbed her forehead and said pursuers followed her to Bombay where she knew Abdul Baula. Her stepfather testified Mumtaz lived as the Maharaja’s third wife and was told she could leave him. She appealed for protection for herself and family as fear persisted.
Large crowd at the YMCA viewed six 1700 foot reels showing tennis strokes of top players Helen Wille r tilde Jr Willand Tohnsor Vincen, Richards Williams and G Patterson N-Brookes Pat O Harai and Manuel Alonso. Commissioner Buckingham notes last summer over 5,000 played on municipal courts and urges more courts this summer.
A Norwalk police raid dubbed cleanup led to the arrest of two women associated with a local liquor operation. The incident occurred in a dive area where officers questioned suspects and detained them. they were later released on bond.
Stratford reports the death of E J Haug a World War I veteran who was gassed in France and later died in Allngtown hospital. He was 28 years old son of Mrs Archie Cranson of 361 California Street and a member of the Anderson post American Legion St Tons Iodee and Montranoque lodge. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home with Legion post ritual and a tribute by New RC Whitehead scheduled.
The text describes an early fishing boat in the Cadigin district of Wales built with a wicker framework covered in leather or hide. It notes leather coins used on parts of northern Europe in the seventh century, typically as oblong strips. The fragmentary source also mentions ongoing uncertain details about boat construction.
The Bildreport Steciprovity club of America hosts its annual dinner tonight in the Stratfield Hotel ballroom. Officers will be elected and members from other Vuities will attend.
Wealthy hunter Clifford Hendricks files for absolute divorce in Nassau County accusing wife Ida May Hendricks of misconduct with Hopi guide Joe Seshakuka during a western hunting trip in July to October. Court grants service by publication as wife believed in California and unlocated since 1920 marriage in Kenmore.
Ground was broken today with ceremonies for a new 500000 Jewish community center on the property of the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association. Judge Jacob Washer of Worcester and Major Louis M Ullman spoke. A dinner followed with over 300 attendees.
The Portageport Business Men Association backed Progress Week to run May 30 to June 3 at a University Club meeting. Members urged printing Progress Week on letterheads in red ink and discussed five cent trolley fares, with some favoring careful study before endorsing the movement.
The Sixth District Republican club on North Avenue held a corn beef and cabbage supper last night. Alfred J Knarp presided as master of ceremonies. attendees included Sheriff Reilly, Frank Bellinese of the Italian Republican club, John Curley trash collector supervisor, Rank Squires streets supervisor, and Thomas Connors district chairman. Entertainment featured James Quigley, Michael Morrissey, Walter Wargo, and Fred Lockhart with a three round bout between Kid Junior and Ken Fetit. Change committee members were Louis Blair chairman, Richard Hahama, Frederick Fritz, and James Clark.
A house condemned as a health and safety menace at the corner of Fairfield avenue and Grove street is finally being torn down to make room for a gasoline station.
Summerfield School receives recognition from the Highway Education Board of Washington Ty for its woodwork projects and safety programs. Students promote playground safety and responsible behavior through songs taught to younger peers, emphasizing safe places and avoiding skateboarding on roadways and near parked cars.
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