The Young Girl Health Importance Promoted by Physicians
An ad style testimonial from Miss Mary Lilley Banton and Mrs EB Laes promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Preserver. It claims improved health for the speaker and mentions mail order access from druggists and a free medical advice offer from Dr Pierce at a Buffalo hotel.
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Mary Lilley
Banton
Dr. Pierce
Sage Tex Turns Gray Hair Dark in Wreth's Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur based hair dye called Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. It claims natural, even dark color, easy application, and a 70 cent price. It targets gray or streaked hair with simple sponge or brush use.
Churches to Aid Community Chest Sunday
Church leaders across Bridgeport plan Community Chest Sunday on November 19 with five minute talks in Protestant services. The Pastors association and Clericus met at the University club to review Chest history since 1921 and the unresolved goal of 3600000, aiming to avoid further deficits this year.
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Community Chest
Pastor's Association
Bridgeport
University Club
Sumer Simpson
Chest
the Chest
Pastors’ Association
William R McDermott
Washington Park Church
Charles H. Helmsath
First Baptist Church
Herbertt Brown
The
Olivet Church
William Horace Day
Unite Congregational Church
T. F. E. Beale
Park Street Congregational Church
Charles Kramer
First Universalist Church
H. E Kelly
St George's Episcopal Church
J. A. Racoppi
St. Michael's Church
E. J. Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
F. Sherman
St John's Church
George Georgeotl
Czechoslovak Baptist Mission
W. Stewart Clark
Sumner Simpson
Clarence Bing
Man Hurt In Alleged Stolen Car Collision
Hartford October 31 Two automobiles were demolished one man injured and police seek a young man and his female companion who rode in a car believed stolen. Joseph Mott was trapped beneath his wrecked vehicle and later freed by passersby with a back injury. The suspects vanished after the crash near the Yale Dartmouth game.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Joseph Mott
Vermont
Dartmouth
Matt
Berneath
Tomato Health Advice and Diet Claims
A health column extols tomatoes as a top health food, detailing vitamins and minerals, benefits for liver function, acidosis, and rickets prevention. It cites years of cultivation, a lavish praise for fresh tomatoes, and urges higher tomato consumption alongside denatured foods. It includes Q&A on cholecystitis, appendicitis, fruit diets for sour stomach, and weight gain for a young girl with spinal curvature and posture issues.
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Peru
Africa
France
England
Personal letters to Dr Frank McCoy bridgeport telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy about intimate problems and will receive a personal reply. Include a self addressed envelope for a reply and address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Yale urged closer ties between heads and undergraduates
The Yale News urges the university president to engage more with undergraduates. It argues direct contact builds trust, reduces misgivings about motives, and would give students insight into his intellect and powers, leading to smoother university affairs.
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YALE
New Haven
Associated Press
Yale News
The meanest man buys his wife a magazine
A sharp note condemns a husband who offers his wife a magazine but withholds stamps to write for free samples in the ads, illustrating hypocrisy in domestic restraint.
State to Punish One Headlight Drivers
Hartford Oct. 31 The state police will no longer tolerate defective vehicle equipment such as a single headlight or bad brakes. Commissioner Robert T Hurley orders stricter enforcement, ending leniency toward persistent offenders. An ongoing educational campaign to urge motorists to maintain working equipment will continue alongside enforcement actions.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Robert T Hurley
Connecticut
Hurley
Impending Death Sensed by Thomson in Plane Crash
Waterbury October 31 By Associated Press Leroy Thomson the Woodbury pilot of the ill fated Fairchild plane that crashed at South Plainfield N J yesterday killing him and three passengers had a premonition of death Two weeks earlier in a telephone talk with his mother he spoke of losing his nerve and not feeling at home in the air His family says several of his close friends in the profession have been killed since April His father ill with a heart ailment was told of the tragedy and laid low by the news
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Leroy Thomson
Woodbury
Fairchild
South Plainfield
N. J
Yen
Thomson
Ils
Boy Afraid After Reading Tendent Diamond Dick Tales
A boy becomes frightened by his children reading Diamond Dick material. He worries the sensational comic adventures place him at risk of moral danger and questions the content's impact on youth.
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