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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1954
Page
8
New York special reports a groundbreaking substance called Bio-Dyne offers non surgical relief for hemorrhoids. Doctors note rapid pain reduction and continued shrinking over months, with patients claiming piles ceased to be a problem. Preparation H ointment marketed at 98 cents a tube with money back guarantee.
Yale University researcher Chungshu Kwei, an associate in Foreign Area studies, invented a compact three foot high movable cylinder printing device based on photo offset. Weighing under 100 pounds, it could print inexpensive Chinese material, potentially influencing propaganda distribution. A model will be tested in Hong Kong. Kwei also works on a simplified dictionary using first-position basic words to ease Chinese language access. His background includes negotiating U.S. surplus property deals for China and editing major Chinese language publications.
Lions club hosts a colored sound movie about Emery Crete flooring at the Stratfield hotel Wednesday at 12 15 pm. The board of directors and committee chairmen hold their monthly meeting Friday at 5 30 pm in the Hitching Post.
A brief note debunks the belief that snakes swallow their young when danger threatens, explaining that such behavior is not supported by evidence and is a myth. No concrete cases or studies cited, clarifying a common misconception about snake maternal care.
The Connecticut Railway and Lighting company will host the Red Cross bloodmobile at the Congress Street bus station Thursday from 10 am to 2 30 pm open to the public. This is CR&L’s third blood bank. The Red Cross schedule for the next six months lists 30 bloodmobile dates.
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