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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
12
An old advertisement touts Brownstone hair tint to mask gray hair without harming scalp. It claims a natural look, long-lasting color that does not rub off, with two shade options Golden to Medium Brown and Dark Brown to Black. Trial offer and pricing listed, directing readers to The Kenton Pharmacal Co. in Covington, Ky.
An old advertisement touts Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a spring blood tonic to "make blood rich and red" and boost overall vitality. It claims pills or liquid form are equally effective, restoring red blood cells, improving appetite, sleep, complexion, and eyes.
A Chesterland Ohio mother praises Dr True's Elixir in a letter to Dr J F True & Co stating her boy’s illness improved and she would answer any mother’s letters. The ad lists common worm symptoms and promotes Dr True’s Elixir as the family laxative and worm expeller sold by all dealers with large display ad.
An old time hair darkening recipe touts Sage Tea and Sulphur, modernized as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. It claims to invisibly darken gray hair, restore luster, and after a few uses bring back fullness.
Naturalist John Burroughs to be laid to rest next Sunday near Riverby in the Catskills. His boyhood quarry boulder will mark the grave as family and friends from Woodchuck Hole and Edison circle attend a funeral at Riverby and accompany the body to its final rest. Condolence messages pour in as the burial plans are finalized.
The Griswold estate inventory filed with the probate court lists 55000 in total value, most as personal property. Real estate is 16541 and securities and mortgages total 39019.08. No will exists, so the estate goes to widow Lottie A and children Frederick L, Charles Mu, Charlotte M, and Arthur II, all of Trembuti.
Knights of Columbus members hold a Friday rehearsal at 7 30 p m in St Augustine's hall for the Privolities of 1991 staged by Coach Toe Whalen at the Casino on Wednesday May 1 Future rehearsals will be on Mondays and Fridays.
An old fashioned advert claims using drops of Gota-It to tickle and kill corns. It promises the corn dies softly, leaving a loose piece of dead skin that can be lifted off. Product marketed by Costa but a trifle from Lawrence & Co Chicago.
In a historic operation at Sing Sing, Dr. William L. Chapman removed a half inch bullet from the brain of inmate Leandowski, who faced irritable mental illness and violent fits. Doctors report the operation a great potential success with recovery expected to continue, though full outcomes remain uncertain for months. The prisoner, once in danger, shows rapid improvement and is watched by alienists.
TOKIO March 30 Morphine imported from the United States to Japan for re export to China totals about 5 060 pounds yearly Baron Pajimira warns of a widening opium trade He notes large quantities reach Kobe from England and other ports and are re exported to Tsingtao Kwantung The Home Minister Tokonami cites the Opium Law of 1915 strict controls Japan signed the 1912 opium treaty but has not ratified it fully Count Uchida adds that Japan will enforce strict oversight as the treaty begins operation this year.
In Bridgeport, Higardo Sulponna and Porto Rican associates, held on $2,500 bond, deny involvement as police probe local auto theft rings. Captain Ringan said the suspect offered a blanket denial while Sulsonnaix claimed no knowledge of others' involvement. Police recovered plates from two stolen cars, both in Connecticut and New York, tied to an East Main Street operation.
In Paris and Rome reports confirm Italian tragedienne Duse has fully recovered from jitters caused by D'Annunzio and will reappear this month in Milan. She will perform mainly with Senor Zacconi, hailed as Italy's top living actor. The Queen of Italy aided her decision to return to public life. D'Annunzio is said to have booked a box for her first performance.
Paris reports doctors in 1921 conscription exams will ask youths if they are medio or breviligne. X ray bone analysis supposedly predicts suitability for labor or cavalry, with Apollo cited as an ideal but not passing medical boards. Georges Carpentier is mentioned as an example.
Wax collector Howard F. Smith will file about 200 tax liens with the town clerk one minute after 5 o clock this afternoon as the next step in collecting taxes due April 1 1920 unpaid to April 1 192 These liens attach to the property upon which they are placed and until the tax is paid and the liens removed the property may not be sold or otherwise disposed of. The lien total is about the usual number with the exception of a lien on United States Housing Corporation property. Bridgeport has about 24 000 taxpayers rendering about 3 percent delinquent for 1919 taxes levied in 1919 and due April 1 1920. Tax payments expire one year from that date. Yesterday Sheriff Maloney attached the Jack Rock estates for 9400 on behalf of the tax claimants.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Carey’s Minishroot for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims 40 years of practice, a partnership with leading druggists, and nationwide distribution through Trindle Derg Stores. It stresses non water-based medicine and urges readers to buy for relief and prevention.
PATIS reports nearly two hundred American soldiers found in the Argonne forest two years after the armistice. Hundreds of searchers comb hidden recesses and out-of-the-way front areas for additional remains.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department endorses onions as sound medical advice and notes their low cost at two cents per pound. It cites onions as inexpensive to produce and warns against excess inhalation while detailing large wartime surplus asset postings including gas masks by the War Department.
Fallen arches may result from incorrect posture. Barefoot or soft moccasin wearers avoid foot pain by natural walking with toes forward. Modern shoes often force outward toe position, stressing and flattening arches. Cantilever Shoes use a natural sole line and tilted heel to promote proper carriage and arch support via a flexible shank.
The advertisement touts Redfern corsets as essential for self assurance and correct dressing. It describes models for short full figures in pink coutil at $10, tall figures with low fronts and strong backs at $9, and slim figures in suede cloth with satin trim at $5, highlighting elastic inserts for sitting and comfortable fit.
Moth Proof Bags for packing away winter garments keep clothing moth proof and dust free during summer. Tarine Bags come in Muff Overcoat Suit Ulster sizes with prices from 75 cents to 1.75. Cedarized Bags listed with up to 2.10. Tar Paper and Cedarized Paper available, plus plain dust proof bags, Lavendene and Napthalene Flakes, Cedar Compound, and Moth Balls in fresh supplies. Basement.
Advertises fine knit garments with Italian silk tops including vests in white or flesh tones and bodice style with flash color. Union suits labeled Marvelfit in regular sizes priced $3.50 and extra sizes $4.00. Main Moor store.
The Miller-Maid suede pump comes in a soft gray that pairs with brown, gray, blue, or black outfits. It features a perforated strap collar vamp, a high or baby Louis heel, and welted soles.
Universal make in percales and madras two serviceable materials that launder perfectly Only 120 suits in the lot Priced at 1.85 Would sell regularly to 53.00 Main floor Tumblers plain pressed kind good value Regularly on cts One dozen for 75 cts Basements
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