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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
5
An advertisement claims regular use of Trovidavon cures dandruff by moistening the scalp and massaging it in nightly. It promises removal of all dandruff after several applications and claims improved hair luster, gloss, and feel. Trovidavon is said to be available at drug stores.
Brooklyn colored pastor Henry H. Procter of the Irene Congregational Church warned United Church Forum members that the Ku Klux Klan is a movement rooted in hatred of Blacks Christians and Americans. He framed the threat as an attempt to revive ancient fears and discredited the Klan’s claimed Christian motives.
It burned like fire says Edw. Goldsmith. For years kidney trouble plagued James Albans, yet hundreds of others tossed in pain are now well. The report highlights dramatic improvements from a certain medicine and calls attention to its claimed power.
A sensational sell sheet claims Cinot cures rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia kidney and liver troubles through natural herbs. It shares testimonials from Mrs Edwards and others detailing relief from stomach pains asthma headaches and general weakness, urging readers to try a bottle soon at D Hartigan's Drug Store and other outlets.
Stratford's new town manager Hunter initiates reform to cut town waste. He ends ice and distilled water purchases, streamlines stationery by centralizing printing, and consolidates clerical work under one controller to reduce costs and improve accountability across departments.
A woman identified as Edith er in the ool drowned when a car driven off a New York ferry plunged into the Hudson River. The ferry crowd watched as the tanker collided and sank the car beneath the water. The vehicle bore the license Beangylvania 628.270. The body was recovered later and identified at the station.
Harry Lampen, 27 Meat Ave, Brockport, says a grim year ended with a turn to painting and paper hanging. He reports earning fifteen dollars a day during a recovery and credits getting back to work with lifting spirits and better health.
A vintage advertisement discusses a patent medicine claim for stale blood and its supposed effects on mood and complexion. The copy touts Fepto Manangan as a “slavery pack age” cure, claiming it restores vitality and normal senses while addressing lassitude and slow responses.
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