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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
8
For forty years Dr. Garey prescribed Marshroot for kidney and bladder troubles and now retired, arrangements made with leading druggists to offer the medicine with a money back plan. Beware kidney disease, watch symptoms like floating vision or backache, get Marshroot at Hindle Drug Stores or reliable pharmacists. guaranteed results.
Mrs M Narate of Springfield Massachusetts says she avoided a required operation and eight children later delivered the last child without complications after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her letter praises restored health and urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy.
May reports from Riga claim Moscow is near starvation as peasants withhold corn for seed and governments fail to secure grain from the Caucasus. Commissions sent to villages return empty handed. High Soviet officials reportedly receive large food shipments for their own use via diplomatic couriers from Latvia and Estonia.
Washington columnist Carolyn Votaw is named as defendant in a 25900 dollar libel suit filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court by Dr. G R Lee Cole. The suit alleges a letter from Mrs Votaw to Justice Brarford during a trial harmed Dr Cole's good name and reputation.
The Anderson Dunn Kochiss Post 42 American Legion auxiliary of Stratford hosted a series of bridge parties for unemployed ex servicemen. The final event at Mrs Frederick Beardsley’s Tud son Place drew a large crowd, with prizes for top scores and netted between 330 and 40 dollars. Committee members Willam Hart and William Bristol led the event, marking the year’s close for the auxiliary's activities before a summer recess.
Miss Bessie Horwitz honored at a Monday evening surprise shower at 586 Stratford Avenue ahead of her June wedding to Harry Wesler of New York. Guests included many local young women and two New York visitors, with bouquets and table decor of pink sweet peas and ferns.
Two romances have blossomed from Near East relief work in Kaisariyeh Asia Minor. Joseph Beach of Bangor Maine and Blanche Weston of Ridgewood New Jersey plan to wed soon after returning to the United States. Edward Martin of Peshtigo Wisconsin and Rachel King of Little Britain New York also expect marriage after their voyage home aboard the steameropolis, now preparing to depart for New York.
May 25 reports from the American Railway association show a 32 133 gain in loaded freight cars for the week ending May 14 versus the prior week. The rise stems mainly from increased coal and ore loading for lake movement, while idle coal cars fell by 21 469. Total cars loaded reached 750 255.
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