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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1926
Page
3
Elizabeth Chamberlain of the Unionist Factory in Trenton New Jersey testifies to “wonderful results” from taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges fellow workers to protect their health by using it. The piece praises efficiency and health awareness as key business assets.
Washington March 9 Congress debates three key bills as House acts on relief measures. Senate expected to pass a radio addic without material amendments and consider rewritten bank legislation. If passed, a lengthy Senate adjournment fight could follow as lawmakers seek votes on amendments and final passage.
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After a bout with the flu and weakness many find knees wobbly and feet sour. Tanlac is promoted as a natural herbal remedy to tone the system, revive vitality, and relieve fatigue and low mood. The ad touts broad wellness claims and urges immediate use.
William Culbertson, Roumania envoy and former tariff commissioner, is to testify before the special Senate Investigation Committee. The Prohibition Committee plans to focus Tuesday on administration proposals to strengthen the Volstead Act, with Assistants Andrews and agency aides in agreement.
Washington May 1 The House plans night debate on farm relief measures including the Haugen price stabilization bill and Tincher and Curtis-Aswell plans. Forecasts say votes will be slow with divisions on which bills advance and potential reordering under parliamentary rule.
New London May 9 AP A truck driver from Colchester named John Fatt twenty eight died from injuries after a lumber unloading truck was struck by a Groton and Stonington trolley near Poquonock Bridge Groton. The truck driver Lawrence Thompson escaped unharmed. Fatt died almost instantly as his body was crushed beneath the wreckage requiring a jack to free him.
Professor R B Willson of the New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca urges placing hives among fruit trees to boost pollination. He notes weather during bloom affects bee flight and recommends distributing hives across the orchard with about one hive per tree row and about 15000 bees per hive.
The report says former Filipino leader Don Leonard Wood, who served five stars, plans a vacation in the United States probably early next year with his family. The piece contrasts American and English women in dress and character while noting a portrait painter known for depictions of women in America and Europe.
A 12h Tulsa, Cla bound business delegation arrives by special train at 7:36 am, greeted by Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce members. Parade forms, hotel breakfast planned, New Haven welcomes, train boast includes radio, showers, observation platforms, and a newspaper printing plant. The trip aims to gather ideas for industrial, commercial, and agricultural development.
A Bridgeport cleaner notes pocket searchers who sift garments for jewelry pins coins and odd items. Tales include handcuffs pressed butterflies and a diamond brooch found in a dress with patrons often rushing to reclaim heirlooms.
A local feature notes lines of baby carriages at three street entrances and mothers awaiting photographs in the Baby Shop on the second floor. The piece promises hundreds of baby pictures soon displayed in a large window, praising the shop’s well equipped offerings and reasonable prices.
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