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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
20
A bold claim offers cereal meals and natural routines to restore bowel regularity within 24 hours without pills, laxatives, or diet changes. The advice centers on a natural path involving bedtime, morning routines, and calm activity to normalize the bowels.
An old advertisement extols cereal meals as the natural cure for constipation. It contrasts artificial drugs with Nature and claims cereals supply essential food elements, enabling a normal bowel movement within 24 hours without artificial aid. The copy urges readers to try Cereal Meni as a revelation.
An advertisement touts Cereal Meal as a natural remedy for constipation and related symptoms. It claims regular bowels, improved health, and wide household use, urging Bridgeport readers to buy at local drug stores or write to a New York office for dealer addresses and a free book.
Washington May 14 Albert D P Lasker chairman of the United States Shipping Board says in an exclusive interview that the board participates in conference agreements among steamship lines to stabilize rates and protect commerce. He argues such agreements are filed with the board, not secret, and operated under allocation to private managers. He notes not all routes are covered and those approved are exempt from antitrust provisions.
New York May 4 an aerial lighthouse to aid aviation will be inaugurated Monday at College Point Long Island near Flushing Bay. A fourteen inch high power searchlight will be shown from sunset to night and subject to wind guidance to help pilots land without facing the glare.
May 14 four suspects—Lunmen Bede David Bushnell John Gavin Ruth Hayden—charged with grand larceny in a $59,000 jewel theft were held in $25,000 bail in Magistrate's Court for examination Wednesday. Arrested in Harrisburg Pa the quartet allegedly stole jewelry from Mrs. Mitchell Harrison of Kavaville Penn on arrival at a station on April 10. About $40,000 worth of valuables were recovered, most found in the four's possession, police said.
The Westport Liberty American Legion minstrel show by William Matthai is rescheduled to May 29 due to late preparations. Tickets dated April 18 remain valid. A Westport girl Mildred Luciano, aged on Clinton Avenue, fell into an open manhole on State Street Bridge, injuring her jaw and hit by a shakeup. Staples High senior class commencement is set for June 16 with a short ceremony and baccalaureate on June 15. Local folks update homes, jobs, and plans for Nash Pavilion at Compo Beach.
Health Week launches in all local schools with a broad program to teach cleanliness, health habits, and disease prevention. Activities include health posters, exhibitions by students, health food demonstrations, and a pageant with costumes and competitions, plus films and talks for students and parents.
Interior trends show women favor pastel hues and coordinated fabrics for bedrooms. The trend emphasizes calm tones and tidy spaces, with buyers seeking ready-made solutions and stylish, practical furnishings.
A New York patient credits four years of illness relief to internal baths and Wig Nature Treatment. The ad promotes Cascade products and Dr. Charles Averell's intestinal complaint cure, claiming detox and digestion benefits, with a free explanation offered by Hindle's Drug Store.
Washington May 4 Leéecre Wallace said the Agriculture Department will not act arbitrarily in enforcing the Packers and Stockyards Act after the Supreme Court upheld its validity. He urged cooperation to root out unfair practices, noting past satisfactory cooperation from packers and yard owners and hoping for similar cooperation from commission merchants and others in the market.
The Birmingham Age Herald quotes a newspaper writer who collapsed after four days of overwork and isolation from celebrity subjects. The poetical remark suggests a vow to avoid writing about Troyd George Lonnie Tratzky and current movie stars, ending with a public breakdown.
Dr W Griff presents Way Down Hant at Plug theatre amid strong word of mouth and a wholesome Anna Moore David Bartlett romance. The Sheik’s Wife, praised as a true artful picture, travels from Europe with wide acclaim and expected US success. vaudeville headliners include Bart Pinsibon Robbins Family and more. Norma Talmadge shines in Smilin Through at Dawes Theatre. Honors Are Even at Park Theatre offers comedy. Across the Dead Line stars Frank Mayo at Strand.
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