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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
13
A sensational claim promotes McCoy's Cad Liver Oil Compound tablets as a strong flesh producer. It advertises rapid weight gain, promising at least five pounds in 30 days for men or women, with a money back offer if not satisfied.
Sufferers from backache joint and muscle pains find quick relief with a topical application that penetrates the skin to soothe nerves. It promises rapid relief without burning or irritation and claims to be safe for sensitive skin with no evening stings or harsh effects. Local distributors listed include Hindle Dheeres J Leversy Dros Karl Cyrus Frank Ostrofsky We C. sell for reusele BYHLER OL.
A dated medical ad claims four years of standard hemorrhoid treatments fail to address the root cause. It promotes the Hamadala treatment to restore normal blood vessel function and end bleeding and protruding piles. Available at Hindie’s Drug and other druggists with a $1 price and mail order for out of town sufferers. The Pamadala Co. Box 445, Buffalo, N.Y.
An OCR damaged fragment mentions mouth wash selling for 60 cents labeled Half Gallen Best Mouth Wash. It references instructions about usage and a vague claim of antiseptic properties, with scattered phrases about morning routines and money. The garbled text names brands and descriptors but no clear events or outcomes.
Stratford May 27 Spevial Jean Alexander of the Senior class was elected best-looking girl in the class in a vote tied to Characteristic Day. James Sniffen was chosen as best-looking boy while Clare Sexton was voted the most popular girl and Edward Parker the most popular boy.
In a memorandum denying a temporary injunction against Rev. George Kalogianes, Judge Arthur F. Ells notes the case sits at the intersection of church governance and political history. The ruling details growing Greek Orthodox church tensions in America since 1920, tracing leadership disputes, excommunications, and factional divides influenced by Greece’s central government changes and the Holy Synod. The court finds no clear case for interference and dismisses the injunction request.
Morris Lustig of Bridgeport is ruled debtor in the sum of 297 dollars to T. Mead of Bridgeport and the balance due on a promissory note. Dusty filed a counter claim alleging Mead owed him 800 dollars but failed to prove it. Judge John L. Walsh delivered the decision.
About 610 Rhode Island investors in the Ponzi scheme will recover another ten percent of their money, estimated by the committee member, as reported today. The statement comes as the case of the Ponda scheme unfolds with officials providing updates.
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