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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1923
Page
6
A fragment recounts a heated remark about decorations and bravery. The speaker questions the value of decorated gear while Mundy asserts no decoration was earned, noting only excitement for bravery as the motive. The quote reflects casual wartime or military culture.
A new home scalp treatment claims immediate dandruff reduction and rapid halt to hair loss within a few applications. The remedy, said to have no odor and be easy to use, guarantees results within 60 days or money back. Bridgeport druggists offer a 30 day trial. ask for Stim Scalp Treatment at Levary Drug Co and five area stores.
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, plant based alternative to calomel. It promises clearer skin and improved mood by cleansing blood and bowels, with a nightly dose of one or two tablets for a week.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for chest colds, congestion, rheumatism and muscle pain. It promises rapid warming sensation within three minutes and suggests buying Bowles Red Pepper Rub from drugstores for quick relief.
An advertising notice touts Mentha-Sulphur as a miraculous cure for facial and body eruptions, rashes, and eczema. It claims rapid improvement the day after application and promotes Bowles Menthor Bulpher as a reliable cold cream substitute from druggists.
An OCR fragment touts Mustarine for coughs chest colds and sore throat claiming rapid relief and strong pain and inflammation benefits. It extols neuralgia neuritis rheumatic joints and strains as well as general aches, praising the product and urging pharmacists to stock the yellow bottle variant.
The review praises the spooky play The Last Warning noting its setting shifts and eerie tension. It highlights To stie Busby's broad voiced performance and Malaprop phrasing, collects the production’s ghostly atmosphere, pacing, and lack of new characters while affirming suspense and the effective final act.
Amusements page reviews Poli’s show yesterday featuring Eva La Rue & Company in a lively musical comedy with impressive scenery and costumes. Notable acts include Laurence Nordstrom, Italian comedians Lewis and Rogers, Grace Ayer and Brother, and a strong picture lineup from The Acquittal to Dance Madness. The Palace showcases Tow with a large ensemble, starred by Kerry and Windsor, plus foreign-language vaudeville exchanges and news reels.
A fragmented review cites Le Claire Windsor in The Acquittal and Odd Bits of Melo with mentions of Olek, David, Magene Emmett and Eugene Bremait. It notes vocal versatility, sentiment and pathos, highlighting Ami Mi and appearances in Bridgeport as key draws.
Luttringer sated players at the Piha theater on Monday evening November 26. Miss Kingsley’s career spans New England and Maine venues with seasons in Lewiston Augusta and Portland. Nance O Neil connected with Kingsley’s work. plans for Plaza reopening and ticket sales are announced.
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