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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
3
An ad extols Pinex cough syrup blends of pine extract and sugar or honey, claiming fast throat and chest membrane soothing action. It touts 2 hour relief for coughs and bronchial issues, warns against substitutes, and offers a money back guarantee from The Viner Co. of Wase, Indiana.
Patrick Keefe of Nes Fosen, Gonn, describes long sufferings from severe stomach troubles and nerves, claiming Tanlac cleaned his system, toned organs, relieved belching gas and back pain, and restored strength. He urges others to try Tanlac via their crankish crugists.
A testimonial claims Adlerika cleanses the system by acting on both upper and lower bowels. The user, W. Taylor, reports relief from gas and fullness after trying many remedies and says the product removed old poison and improved appetite and sleep. Advertisement notes availability at druggists in Erieport via F. J. Ostrofsky.
Mild cor exercise for digestion and bowels. Olive Tablets by Dr Edward’s offer a safe vegetable remedy for constipation and stomach upset. Marketed as non habit forming, the tablets are promoted for improving digestion, breath, and general vitality in children with a long-standing Ohio physician endorsement.
Advertising copy touts Zemo effective on itching and skin irritations, soothing sores burns wounds and chafing. Claims quick action, penetrating, cleansing and dependable healing for convenient use at any time with a 100 dollar price point.
North American press notes New York Governor Alfred E. Smith emerges as a potential Democratic presidential nominee. Observers stress his statewide wins showing ability to carry New York under varying conditions, while party factions split between dry and wet positions ahead of the national convention.
Tokyo promulgates an alien land law to take effect November 10 allowing foreign nationals to own land nationwide except in zones designated as essential for national defense. Ambassador McVeagh cabled the State Department with the note on the new policy.
Chicago based group seeks subscriptions for The Little Wanderers magazine, but Luther M Strayer of the New England Home for Little Wanderers states the Chicago organization is not connected with Bridgeport’s local group. Bridgeport Community Chest supports the local agency and handles fundraising.
About 100 Paris War members and deputies signed a petition to the U S government asking clemency for Nicolo Sacco and Bartholomew Vanzetti. Signers include Deputies Faul Boncourt Beithon Uhry Frot and Fournier. The petition claims the pair have endured 64 months of suspense and deserve mercy.
Worcester Warren assistant superintendent of schools spoke to the Lions club about public school guidance for pupils. He outlined three guidance types, the stages of eighth grade to high school, and the role of parents and business leaders in providing vocational information and support to steer students toward suitable studies and careers.
The Huntington school auditorium overflowed for a P T A social led by president Miss Marier Palmer. Principal J Edwin Stevens gave the welcome, followed by a flag salute and "America the Beautiful" sung by all. Students from Miss Palmer's class and 4 H Blue Ribbon Sewing clubs performed plays and songs, with courtesy lessons, sketches, poems, readings, and a closing group song. Cakes and punch served. Mr and Mrs Edward A Beers attended Albert Van Wert's funeral in Bas tian.
More than 32,000 meals were served at the Bridgeport Christian Union over the past year. Supported by Community Chest, the charity provides shelter and a helping hand to the homeless men and boys, helping families reunite. The union furnished 12,823 nights of lodging, arranged about 3,400 jobs, distributed 138 clothing items, and served 82,396 meals. Attendance at religious services totaled 21,48.
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