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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
7
A proposal suggests that if every Missouri farmer raises 100 more hens and two more sons annually, each county with about 3,000 farms could gain over 1 million dollars yearly, potentially totaling more than 1 billion dollars across the state.
Readers ponder the iridescent fire described within opal gems as researchers discuss the mingling of silica and water in creating opals. The piece explores how light refracts through the silica structure to produce color.
Statues of the Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph, carved from Carrara marble, arrive in New York after an Italian ship sank in a Mediterranean torpedo attack. Gift from Mr and Mrs James J Sexton of Stratford to St James Catholic Church, to be installed on the side altars, with a carved state of St James donated as well.
Anemic weakness and nervousness from blood deficiency improved after treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills in a Clin ton Mass case. Mrs. Joseph Peete recounts severe headaches insomnia and irritability that eased after several weeks, with renewed sleep appetite and calm nerves. Availability and a free booklet advertised.
Advertising blurb praising Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. Claims years of trusted use and physician prescription status. Encourages readers to buy or request a sample by sending ten cents and mentioning Bridgeport Telegram and Fast.
The advertisement asserts that nighttime rest loosens spinal joints and relieves nerve pressure, allowing fatigue areas to regain strength. Chiropractors, it says, remove impinged nerves to restore normal nerve force, helping the body fend off germs, with contact details for George A. Tucker in Bridgeport Connecticut.
A tale from the Low Angeles Times recounts public speaking mishaps at a women's club where a professor's attempt to rescue a hero led to a string of mispronounced syllables. The crowd’s amusement grew as the orator struggled through tutelary deities and tutelary phrases, spurring a jail of laughter and a dramatic recovery.
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