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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
24
An analysis cites one quarter of men called for draft examinations as physically deficient due to iron deficiency. A physician recommends axated Iron as a health booster, noting overwork and nerves as common causes, and says it improves strength and energy within weeks.
An old fashioned advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs and Telloxic of Senna as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims the product cleanses the bowels, relieves indigestion, and makes insides wholesome. The ad emphasizes keeping the genuine bottle handy and directs readers to ask a druggist for it.
Chairman George L. Tarren of the Flame Service department says there will be no set-up in the Honva Service division as the war ends. Work will continue for at least one year and perhaps two, due to increased need for Home Service to aid families and wounded in France and Greece. Lawyers are being asked to contribute to prepare compensation forms for war casualties and to ensure accurate filings.
Funeral notices for Demetzas Dock as, August Evers, Vincent Russell, John Thornton, John Abercrombie, Michael Mead, William Kildutt, Maria Pelumbo and others recorded with details on funeral times, residences, churches and cemeteries. Interments listed at St Michael's, Mountain Grove and Park cemeteries. services held at parishes and mortuaries with pallbearers named for some.
Paris dispatch reports Robert A. Van Wyck, former first mayor of Greater New York, seriously ill in Paris. The ex mayor is said to be suffering from the grippe while staying there.
An influenza outbreak at Hillside isolation hospital reports two deaths and ten men plus two children under care. The unit now holds 12 patients including a recovering Italian baby. Two nurse vacancies, three graduates and the head nurse Mrs. Margaret Cooper supervise care as admissions and discharges continue.
Copenhagen reports that the Baden Grand Duke postponed abdication as the revolution in Emden flared anew. Berlin despatches claim Red Guard in Brunswick arrests high officials and military leaders. Negotiations between the Soldiers' Council and Saxe Weimar drag on as the grand duke resists then yields.
Street and Mrs Susie Lodaf of 479 Bostwick avenue. Only 16 cages of the influenza were reported to the department of health yesterday.
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