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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
6
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Washington November 14 A new railroad administration board of adjustment No 3 will handle employment disputes involving railroad telegraphers and switchmen with four directors and one representative from each of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers Switchmen's Brotherhood of Clerks United Brotherhood of Machinists The board mirrors earlier adjustment boards and will also have separate labor directed by W S Carter consider disputes pending but not wages for American Express employes
A 75 year old farmer's wife describes pneumonia leaving her weak but after Vinol therapy she quickly regained energy. The ad credits Vinol’s beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glyccronicasphates as factors in strengthening the body. Local drugstores listed include Hindle Pharmacy Liggett's Riker Flagerman Drug store F J Ostrofsky and others.
A vintage ad promotes Celery King laxative tea as a gentle vegetable remedy for constipation upset stomach and sluggish digestion. It claims quick relief with a cup brewed during cold fevers headaches and general malaise promising clearer skin and better appetite.
An old advertisement touts Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets as a cure for sour stomach, belching, and indigestion. It claims instant relief and that the product removes poisonous gases, strengthens digestion, and ends nervous digestive issues, with a money back guarantee.
Dr H W Fyle of Draft Board No 2 to conduct physical exams for 100 registrants aged 19 to 36 next Sunday at the High School. Notified men include Terry B Martin Maurice J Wart William H McCarten John Roski Louis Benoit Leander A Torkelson Alex Organek Frank Franchi and many others through Stephen A Phillins.
Persons who have not yet paid their income taxes are asked to report to the Internal Revenue office in the Federal building at once as a patriotic measure. One of the officials stated the penalty for delinquency is heavier this year and urged prompt action.
New Canaan Grange gathers for election of officers for the ensuing term. Elected are Dr. F Toward Moyt master Seth C Gregory overseer Mrs George N Tellim lecturer Robert Mills steward Heyward Davis assistant steward Mrs W D Hoffecker chaplain Daring A St John treasurer Mrs Thomas Tunney secretary Harry A Dixon gitem keeper Mrs Harry A Dixon cores Miss Mary Quscoe Pomona Miss Gladys Jellif Fro Mrs Stephen Heath pianist Stephen Weath purchasing agent Samuel Tuttle executive committee Myron Crawford finance committee Mrs E B Lawrence relief committees Mrs D A St John women's work committee. Future programs include talks on Great Men of the Farm by C Moller and Holstein Cattle by C Herold.
The fuel board reports a need for money to sustain planned winter operations as relief may come soon. The board plans to move its quarters from the county courthouse and has approached the Chambers of Commerce and War Bureau without a change yet. Washington notes that fuel administration regulations will stay in force until the final peace treaty is signed.
Prince Henry of Prussia has been located at a Schleswig-Holstein castle near Eckernförde, signaling alignment with the new German regime. Dispatches from Copenhagen report his presence and stated support for the current leadership.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a petition, common carrier, and a 3 percent tax on freight in competition with railroads. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The fragment hints at a legal or regulatory discussion involving truckmen and potential returns.
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