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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
19
A cited authority urges regular water intake to ease kidney strain from rich foods and to flush toxins from the blood. It recommends about a quart of water, especially before meals, to prevent dizziness and reduce sediment in urine, noting lemon juice and honey as a traditional aid.
An OCR readout claims a product named Little Green Capsule relieves rheumatic agony. It describes rapid relief, a second day of effect, and ongoing daily use with claimed pain reduction and long-term comfort. The text references customers seeking relief and mentions a pricing or cost detail fragment.
The budget bureau plans to urge Congress to postpone the public building program authorized in the Elliott-Fernald bill for one year. Lawmakers opposing the delay argue it would slow post office and public building projects already pledged to cities nationwide and in the District of Columbia.
The Twenty Checker Girls company presents Bridgeport s only vaudeville show at Polson yesterday with other bill highlights Seminary Mary with McCormack and Irving Joe Young and company Hokum ology Rubin Beckwith the man with one hundred fingers For Your Approval Pall Brothers novelty diversion The Nest stage photoplay and new flood relief benefit announced for next Monday evening.
Todays program closes John Barrymore in Whoa My Loves at the Majestic as Anniversary Week ends with a slate of features. Miss Davies leads The Fair Co ed with John Mack Brown opposing her in a stage lineup including The Diamond Set Revue and Campus Capes with Murray and Tain and Ennie Richmond.
Fred Niblo gathers beauties from the Mediterranean littoral for the picturization of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Ben Hur at the Palace theatre for the last times today and Saturday in Paris. He plans to be in Rome this weekend and work on remaining 1922 scenes amid delegations and ceremonial locations.
The Cameo presents 7th Heaven directed by Sky Gyro d Ch vies Fauell and Vi plone Stallin with George OBicn in the lead and Virginia Walz plus J Farell MacDonald supporting. Telus Remenberg's East Side West Side novel adaptation screens with Vitaphone extras featuring the Happiness Boys and Hazel Green.
The Poll Players stage a revival of a late 19th century domestic farce about a fortune seeking heiress and a string of relatives. Arthur Howard plays the fortune seeker with a witty, resourceful cast delivering pleasing turns. The evening also features a double feature bill with a booker and a short film.
George Q. Baker of the board of the First National Bank of New York was reported at his Tuxedo Park home in recovery from a mild indigestion earlier in the week. Dr Rushmore said the condition was not serious and Baker is improving.
Bankers Capital of Connecticut, a subsidiary of Bankers Capital Corporation of New York, opens an Hartford office. Postmaster and Republican leader is president. O F Gley and L A Wren will head operations and trading, moving from Bridgeport to Hartford.
Old Fountain at Fairfield Center was presented to the town with a formal unveiling by Andrew S Huntington. John L Glover spoke and First Selectman Frederick Bus accepted the gift as seventh and eighth graders led a parade and sang two songs composed for the occasion. The 1903 fountain, moved for road widening and funded by Annie B Jennings, now sits in a landscaped area with benches and shrubs.
The Em ployes Tuberculosis Relief association reports 108 members in treatment at sanatoria across the state. Applications came from five firms, including Bridgeport Hydraulic Company. October disbursements totaled 173206 to members and families, while total receipts for the month reached 282409, largely from Sin Manufacturing Company.
A young man called during a family absence and attempted to sell an asbestos product. He left after being told the household was not musical.
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