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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1927

Page

11

Secret of Health Promises Relief from Woman’s Aches

Mrs Louis Tracy of Webererville Vermont credits Dr Pierce’s Favor and Favorite Prescription with curing years of feminine troubles severe stomach pain and fatigue. After three bottles then three more she regained health now weighs 172 and can walk eat freely and avoid bed rest. Trial offer urged with 10 cents for tablets and free advice.

Webererville Vermont Dr. Pierce Louis Tracy Imialids Buffalo. Y

Sage Tea and Sulphur for Dark Hair Ad

An old time remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur darkens hair naturally restoring its original color. The ad promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound available for 75 cents with home preparation or drugstore purchase and promises a thicker, glossier, younger look after gradual use.

Wyeth Ady

Havens Re-Elected School Board Head In Bridgeport Meeting

Bridgeport school board re-elected longtime president Havens and reappointed Dr Johnson as vice president with Mrs Leewith as secretary. Four resignations were accepted, new hires and a vocational director post filled as the board reviewed building inspections, salaries, and a planned child labor survey across several cities.

Charles Wellington Walker Nathan Hale School Warren Harding High School Anne Rader Helen Reet Winifred A. Hart Elmer H. Havens J. Murray Johnson Sadie R. Leewith Josephine Emmons John G. Stevens Wiliam E. Martin John B. Wynkoop Osrrell R. Reed Ralph W. Hedges Raymond P. Walker Agnes Collins Julia Moynihan Marie Brenu Beer Jon Ngg. seMarte Our. Havens Loewith Dr. Johnson Mr. Havens Loewich Bridgeport Johnson Leewith Imade Louise D. Curry Madison School Julian L. Archer Corgreas High School Gladys Lockhart Hall School Adeline Grabber Lincoln School Congress High School Archer Lloyd Truman Cambridge Maps Colgreas High School Afton Okla University of Oklahoma Harvard University Amber Picher Oklahoma Reed

World Must See Issue in Search for Peace

Albert Buckner Coe of Waterbury spoke to the Mary Silliman chapter D A R at Strathfield hotel on Armistice Day Thoughts. He urged a world unity for peace, arguing war's gains were outweighed by moral loss, with calls to wipe out inertia false patriotism race prejudice and militarism in schools.

Albert Buckner Coe Watersbury Mary Silliman Strathfield Hotel Mr. Coe John Masefeld Masefield America England France Coe Briand London Clara Mix Lewis

Auto Collision Involving Coal Truck on State Street

An auto owned by Harry C. Lima 332 Mountain Grove street was hit from behind by a Vincent Coal Co truck driven by Paul Fabry at State street and Brassick avenues yesterday at 2 30 PM. Lima’s eastbound car was stopping to turn left into Bassick avenue causing about 74 dollars in damage. The coal truck sustained minor damage with no estimate given.

Harry C. Lima Mountain Grove Street Vincent Coal Company Paul Fabry State Street Brassick Avenues Lima State Bassick Avenue

Lumber Theft Report From Atlantic Street Home

Merry Nivolle of 287 Atlantic Street told police last night that lumber valued at 40 was stolen from his residence during the night.

Merry Nivolle Atlantic Strce c Lunber

Drunk Driver Flees Crash On Crescent Avenue

Maurice Kiley twenty three of 945 Grand Street was arrested after a drunk driving crash on Crescent Avenue near Harriet Street at 3 15 yesterday. He allegedly fled the scene and was later captured on the sidewalk. He faces charges in City Court including operating a vehicle while intoxicated and lack of license. Edward Schine a wholesale confectioner and Albert Schine were involved. Argues Kiley drove the car owned by Francis Rooney and fled up Harriet Street. Witnesses place him at the scene and Motorcycle Officer Cullen made the arrest. The other driver was released on bond after boarding points. Both cars sustained heavy damage.

Crescent Avenue Harriet Street Maurice Kiley Grand Street Kiley Lquar Poiice Edward Schine Water Street Alpert Schine Blackman Place Schine Francis Rooney Benham Avenue Cullen Sterling Street Riley

Prohibition Campaign Draws Fire Over Agent Killings

Senator Edwards cites a state by state toll of 27 in Kentucky and 28 in Virginia as he accuses prohibition enforcement of murder in the line of duty. Officials dispute the four figure claim and defend tactics while noting 875 agents were discharged from a 16,000 strong force since prohibition began.

Kentucky Harry Love Washington Edwards Guy EB. Meadows Hinton W. Va Lawrence Wagner Upper Hartford County Virginia Georgie Texas Florida New York Arkansas West Virginia Alabama Mississippi New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania Lincoln C. Andrews Asco Prohibition Magazine Assisant Lowman The Treasury Doran James E. Jones Jones Prohibition Army

Red Cross Offers To Supervise Blast Relief

Washington headquarters offered to dispatch a trained disaster worker to supervise relief for families affected by the Equitable Gas tank explosion. Pittsburgh officials said they would act after canvassing homes to assess needs and determine what aid is required.

Pittsburgh Associated Press Equitable Gas Company Natonal American Red Cross Washington Kendle Celephare

Fletcher's Castoria Promises Safe Easy Infant Relief

An old advertisement urges mothers to start early with Castoria to calm infants and improve health. It touts a pure vegetable formula with no morphine, claiming it eases colic, constipation, gas, and diarrhea, and adds a free booklet on care and feeding with each bottle. The copy emphasizes safety, gentleness, and genuine Fletcher’s branding to reassure buyers.

Fletcher Tetcher

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