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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
19
An ad touts Celery King laxative tea as a pure vegetable remedy that cleanses the bowels overnight, claims safe use for children, and advises hot cupfuls before bed to cure illness and a sick headache. It notes a generous package costs only a few cents.
Tonight at o o clock a Community Center meeting will be held in Barnum school building. B R Bigelow will speak followed by a social. Edward J Ward recently organized community centers for the U S Bureau of Education and will extend the community buying movement to reduce food prices. He has gone to Gettysburg Pa to establish the first service stations tapping Rep M Clyde Kellys district, with the Post Office Department backing rural truck terminals for food transport.
A historical advertisement touts Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy as a herbal treatment with 40 years on the market. It includes a testimonial from Jules Friquet of Los Angeles claiming dramatic weight loss and health improvements after using the product, urging readers to buy via druggists and mail order.
The Lyric presents the psychological mystery De Luxe Annie with two evenings and a matinee daily. Patrons are urged to reserve seats immediately before the show closes, as Poli Players start next week with The Dairy Farm and a Thanksgiving matinee surprise is planned.
A remark on a homemaker’s value notes that good cooking can transform a homely image into warm, inviting meals. The writer suggests a well-rounded dinner prompts desire for all courses and company, highlighting the social savor of shared dishes.
An advertisement features Emma Baker of Biddeford Maine praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for easing nerves and rheumatism tied to thin blood. It urges winter blood-boosting and warns thinning blood signals like fatigue appetite loss and breathlessness. Pills cost fifty cents a box. six boxes two dollars fifty.
Advertisement touts Munyon's Paw Paw Laxative Pills and Munyon's Cough Remedy and Flu Remedy as preventatives when first symptoms appear. Claims thousands of lives saved by early treatment. Advises following diet chart and contacting Munyon's Laboratories in Philadelphia for free materials.
The text notes a contrast saying you can only have some other diseases once, implying a rule or limitation within a medical or scientific context. The fragment lacks clear context, participants, or outcomes to specify details beyond the stated constraint.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a remedy for facial blemishes by cleansing the blood. It claims pimples and discolorations stem from impurities and urges readers to buy the product for 50 cents, asserting dramatic skin improvements.
A reader asks for a free trial package of Stuart's Calcium Wafers by return mail. Provided address hints at Marshall, Michigan, with garbled lines and unclear sender details.
The McEnelly Singing Orchestra will headline Quilty's Colonial ballroom on Monday evening. A short concert and a long night of dancing are promised with orchestra members singing portions of every dance. Tickets advertised at the usual popular price.
A reflective note on training memory to discard unwanted details. It argues for a disciplined approach where focus and recall are directed, enabling mental efficiency and clarity by letting go of unnecessary information.
Washington November 21 The Senate confirms former Solicitor General John W Davis as ambassador to Great Britain and Alexander C King of Atlanta Ga as solicitor general to succeed him The action clears the way for new appointments in the U S diplomacy and legal ranks with Davis to the United Kingdom and King returning to the solicitor general post in Washington DC
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