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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
16
A 1940s medical ad advises dyspeptics on managing excess stomach acid. It praises Bisulated Magnesia to neutralize acidity and prevent gas, and Bisurated Magnesia as a safe aid. It recommends eating as desired while using these remedies and suggests consulting a reliable druggist for powders or tablets.
An advertisement urges frequent water intake to flush clogged kidneys and relieve bladder disorders. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape and lithia based effervescent drink, as a low cost solution to cleanse kidneys, reduce acidity, and stimulate kidney activity with daily use for several days. It also recommends periodic medical kidney exams.
A two year study by the National Committee for Prevention of Blindness reports industrial eye injuries cost more than $92 million yearly. It urges state action, employer responsibility, and employee education to reduce hazards through lighting, sanitation, and proper protective gear. The report calls for an industrial commission to manage adaptable safety rules across states.
A critical essay contests enduring beliefs from Jamestown to Gettysburg, arguing John Smith and Plymouth myths distort origins and that taxation without representation obscures local self-government. It rebuts the Lafayette toast, April 1817, and highlights Dawes, Barbara Frietchie, and Pickett myths as exaggerations.
In a Springfed Republican column Hu bert M. Canning argues that urban trees suffer from nutrient depletion due to maintained soil loss and routine lawn care. He cites European irrigation, root watering pipes, and soil renewal as methods to restore vigor, noting Boston Common’s soil replacement revived exhausted trees. He suggests near-root nourishment via bone meal or fertilizer, with holes drilled in the soil to deliver nutrients.
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