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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
12
A vintage style ad touts Zemo Hamid as a simple solution for itching irritations of the skin and scalp. It claims quick relief from blotches and blemishes with easy use and mentions price points of 80 cents and one dollar at druggists.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap corn remover. It promises quick relief with no soreness or irritation, claiming a tiny amount clears corns between toes and on calloused feet without harm.
Milford nurse reports April totals with 265 patients under care including general prenatal maternity and child health cases. Discharges totaled 13 with 3 deaths. 222 visits were logged, and multiple births noted at Milford Hospital amid community notices and upcoming Mothers and Daughters supper.
Dr Michael F Brodsky and Dr Emanuel S Brodsky of Park Avenue have opened a medical office in the Professional Building on Lafayette Street after post graduate work in Berlin Vienna and Dar. The elder Brodsky graduated from Clark University in 1919 with a BA and taught there before earning honors at Northwestern. He completed an internship at St Vincent's Hospital and then pursued work abroad as an ambulance surgeon.
Westport students rally for Miss Mary I Griffiths who was hurt by a passing car near the Compo Inn. Principal resignations and staff changes follow as Mr Charles C Dunn takes over duties. new books arrive for classroom use and a school field day plans are advanced.
Easton May 11 large congregation enjoyed John H. Witty cantata The Shepherd of Men at the Congregational church. Soloists Mrs. John Logan Mrs. Fred Silliman Miss Regina Steucek and Mrs. Joseph Hil led the performance with the church choir. Remarks noted the Illness heartwarming reception and the following church activities and visits from local residents.
Oscar J. Ginde, credited as first New York electric advertising sign maker and a key figure on Broadway, left a gross estate of about 892 980 dollars. He died in Germany in August 195X after retiring from active business. State tax authorities released the appraisal yesterday.
At a Fairfield Town Planning Commission hearing residents along Sasco Hill Road protested against designating a boulevard. The hearing, called to define street lines, aimed to set a 9 foot road from Post Road to Oldfield Road and a 40 foot road along the rest, but locals feared fencing and landscaping rules would preempt future property changes. The session clarified little as protests centered on a boulevard rather than street lines.
A violent fire started by improvised means swept through Benjamin bears property in Iilington, burning tobacco from a notes, two tobacco sleds and livestock bark. The blaze caused about 22000 dollars in damage and destroyed several buildings.
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