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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
3
The ad markets Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health tonic for cankers and various blood, stomach, liver, and kidney ailments. It lists ingredients like sarsaparilla, mandrake, dandelion, wintergreen, juniper, and wv a ursi among others, presenting a broad mix of tonics and purifiers and claiming multiple remedies in one preparation.
An ad touts the Ute Hyomel Inhaler made of hard rubber for pocket carry. It promises to relieve catarrh bronchitis sore throat cough and colds by inhaling antiseptic oil drops through a eucalyptus-based formula. The maker guarantees results or refunds money back and notes rapid relief of stuffed-up head within two minutes with purchases through druggists.
Frederick Maryland on Armistice Day Representative Kann of Pennsylvania urged immediate withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine. He warned the next Congress should not commit U S forces as electors or soldiers for European nations. He favored military preparedness and dismissed war with Japan.
A wild burglar chase in the city led to a confrontation on Pleasant Street near 9 o'clock. Gerald McGrath and Walter Brys, local football players and ex servicemen, cornered John Bulsh, 85, in a scuffle until police arrived. A witness reported Bulsh entered rooms, stole money and valuables, including 64 dollars from a stocking and 88 dollars from a pocket, plus five gold watches and assorted keys.
Dispatches say Armenia stands on the brink of annihilation from Turkish Nationalists and Soviet forces as Britain and France refuse to send troops. With powers rejecting the Armenia mandate, the League of Nations is powerless to act, and the Mafin declares the Turkish treaty may be another scrap of paper unless Allies intervene.
Atlantic City N J November 11 No emergency exists in the bituminous coal industry and no call for federal control of the mines as threatened by Senator Calder. J D A Morrow vice president of the National Coal Association told the Eastern Ice Manufacturers Association that the bituminous sector can solve its problems, citing its handling of the recent soft coal shortage.
Dresses of wondrous charm for evening wear priced at 37.50 with one third to one half off. Crepe de chine Georgette and taffeta outfits in rose and blue with metal embroidery. Regular 50 to 75 dollars now 37.50. Also handkerchiefs 25c and girdles corsets 2.25. Second floor sale items include Pansy corsets and flesh toned brocade girdles and elastic tops.
Veterans marching in Armistice Day events refuse to pass the reviewing stand of Mayor Y. Babcock over a city permit for a pro German day. Amid loud cries, the mayor spoke after lighting the stand as the parade continued.
Secretary Colby plans to sail for South America to meet governments of Brazil Uruguay and Argentina from November 20 to 25, sources in the state department said.
Boston Nov 11 Governor Coolidge issues Thanksgiving Day proclamation citing security of government support for people soundness of the economy and deepening of the people’s religious convictions as reasons for gratitude in the season.
Seven men were accepted Wednesday by the navy recruiting office in this city. Names and addresses include H. J. Dutt of East Main street, J. Toth of Grove street, BE. J. Morganwuth of Lordship Manor, J. Wirtz of Yennings road, Fernfield, T. J. Salvin of Seaview avenue Milford, J. J. Halacy of Belden avenue Norwalk, and T. F. Flannegan of Rivers Bye Norwalk.
Circular ad copy describes a double breasted plaid pure wool neckwear piece for women with large pockets. Offered in sizes 9 to 16 at $8.50. Presented as located in the front basement display.
Richest waists priced at 10 and 12 50 4 95 headline this season with satin dominating in a special collection. The catalog touts beautiful tucked satin in white and rich shades along with Pussy Willow taffeta options. Delicate rose lavender and blue pongee flesh tones offered, highlighting fine quality waists and diverse styles. 219 SA was
A Norfolk store lists velvet hats and silk beavers at 3.95 and 3.98, with large stock of late-style flats and rich silk beavers in brown or black. Boys suits from 10.75, woolens in brown gray or green, and kid patent leather pumps priced from 3.75 to 7. Main floor rear display.
Lace strips and filet venise pieces offered at 45 cents a yard, with bundles about 5 yards each and edges 2 to 5 inches wide. Also advertised are coffee price drops with several blends and a basement display for heaters and coal heat efficiency items.
An old advertisement claims most rheumatic pain needs no internal treatment and promotes St. Jacobs Oil for fast relief. It urges readers to buy a small trial bottle at any drug store, asserting instant comfort for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, and related pains.
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