Cure a Cold in One Day with Slaxating Bromine Quinine
An old advertisement claims Slaxating Bromine Quinine tablets cure a cold in a day and stop coughs and headaches. Each box bears Grovie signature.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
11
An old advertisement claims Slaxating Bromine Quinine tablets cure a cold in a day and stop coughs and headaches. Each box bears Grovie signature.
An old-time razor is hailed as safe and balanced with a natural cheek lie and right shaving angle. It features a two edged blade for longer mileage a detachable stroppable blade and a longer stronger tempered blade. The ad cites seven million men endorsing the extra conveniences and urges readers to buy at their dealer today.
The list names Walter Blank Charies Caimion dotur Carisoir Arti Cleney and others such as Walter Bunyou Witliam Cody Karl Cyrus A. J. wevorken and Prank Bickett, with mention of Feuropean Pharm. as part of the lineup. The fragment reads as a catalog-like roster of individuals linked to European pharmaceutical trades and related entities.
The government sale of homes at Grasmere and Old Mill Creek drew strong crowds since Monday with Farry A. Barnes and staff selling homes from 4200 dollars upward. At Old Mill Green 95 brick and stone houses with slate roofs were offered payable 10 percent down and 1 percent monthly over 41 years 7 months. Twelve houses were sold at Old Mill Green that day.
Attorney Edward J. McManus of the Fourth district is among three candidates for president of the Board of Aldermen, with Alderman Thomas J. Connor of the Sixth district also in the contest. Supporters of both men are active while the primaries stay neutral. Alder man William W. Hogan led during John A. Cornell’s absence and is expected to be minority leader this year.
Washington, Nov 18. High head winds prevented the doors on the mail compartments of the Martin bombing plane from opening. The aircraft from New York did not attempt to drop posts as planned. Capitol police warned the Post Office department they would not permit mail dropping near the capitol due to danger to people on capitol grounds.
Chicago article reports Attorney General Brundage urging a fare reduction from seven to six cents after wage hikes raised streetcar operators earnings by about 29 percent in August 1918. He warns revenues could top 1918 by 15 million if kept, while the Public Utilities Commission opens a formal hearing on possible fare cuts.
Edward A. Gollen of the American Feature Film Co of Boston testified in Civil Domination Pleas court denying a contract to show Nazimova eight titles at Liberty theatre. Gilbert Freedman seeks a restraining order to stop the West End theatre from screening Nazimova in The Brat and future titles before Liberty. Hearing continues.
Seventy five per cent of the nation s unfer mines in the West Virginia bituminous coal fields were operating today but output ran under fifty per cent of normal due to a shortage of working forces. Fred H. Allen 38 Greenwich borough clerk died today of pneumonia and influenza.
President Wilson was wheeled to the south lawn for a second day of sunshine as his cabinet met in the Executive Offices. Secretary Lansing presided over the weekly cabinet session with most members in attendance.
Thea recital scheduled for Thursday evening in Louisville has been cancelled by the Louisville Trine Arts league after a complaint from the local American Legion chapter. Legion officers cited a Minneapolis national convention resolution condemning efforts to generate sympathy for Germany or allies through operas plays performers and artists from enemy countries.
About 100 Columbia Graphophone dealers from Eastern Massachusetts will tour the Stratfield to West Hind plant by trolley. Officials will explain record and machine making, with a noon lunch and an afternoon inspection of the East Side branch, followed by a Stratfield dinner.
An advertisement argues catarrh harms nose throat and other organs and warns it can weaken lungs, disturb digestion and affect senses and voice. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy to purify blood and provide relief, with Hood's Pills as a gentle cathartic for biliousness or constipation.
Gary officials say mills are operating at normal capacity for first time since strike. About 7000 workers returned to work yesterday and the twelfth blast furnace is back in operation with a full complement of men.
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