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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
10
An old advertisement style notice claims a child’s cough can be easily stopped with a remedy. It lists various domestic and chemical sponsors and urges mothers to obtain a safe product for their children, noting non harmful ingredients and quick relief.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Musterole as a white mustard ointment for sore throats, congestion, headaches, coughs, asthma, and joint pains. It claims fast relief without plaster or bilster, urging readers to rub in and feel pain fade. The text references grandmother wisdom and traditional remedies.
Mike Martin, trainer of the 1924 25 American League champions, promotes a liniment popular with runners and dancers. The remedy claims to ease sore feet, calf pain, and back stress, offering fast relief and selling at drug stores for a few cents per bottle.
An old ad touts Zemo as a soothing skin remedy for itching blotches ringworm and skin irritations. It claims fast relief with a pleasant feel and can be used anytime by both sexes. Price listed as 60 cents and one dollar in some variants.
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a cure for bad breath and stomach issues. It asserts the product cleanses the system and improves breath by stimulating bowel activity, noting a gentle, olive colored tablet made from a proprietary blend.
A dense listing of radio programs and stations from New York to Bridgeport outlines times, shows, and performers. It includes orchestras, soloists, talks, weather, market reports, and a flurry of station call signs, program names, and announcer notes across multiple markets.
Approval of a refinancing plan by the directors of Sia Lowell shops was voted today in Lowell Maine. The plan aims to raise 50010 in convertible notes and form Tower Properties as a subsidiary, to cover 4 million dollars in bank notes due January 14.
Tuhan W Curtiss of Greenwich will preside at the dedication exercises for the new State Trade School located at the corner of Kossuth and Sterling streets. The program includes state board members, a concert by the central school orchestra, and remarks by officials from the State Board of Education and vocational education leaders.
Nik Gainer of Torrington faced a demurrer in city court over charges of causing death by miscandut. the demurrer was overruled, probate found, and Gainer bound over to the next term of the Superior Court with $2500 bonds furnished by his father-in-law Patsy Gallitella. Deanely Wis drove south November 12 and struck a telephone pole, killing two young men and injuring others.
Customs officers seized 216 quarts of Canadian alcohol stashed under scrap steel at Newport port. A vehicle containing 21 pint bottles was stopped after authorities noted the engine number appeared to be altered. The seizure involved Mary Seizure of the liquor and noted the concealment in a mobile container.
Justice Mckenna of the United States Supreme Court was buried at Capital Hill Cemetery today after a solemn funeral at St Matthews Roman Catholic Church. President and Mrs Coolidge attended, along with Chief Justice Taft and other justices. pallbearers and a requiem high mass followed at the church.
Dr Francis Weld Peabody of Boston was elected a 151 member of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research scientific directory. He is a Harvard Medical School professor and Thorndike Memorial Liberators director, a Toryand College and Johns Hopkins fellow, and a trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation board.
A notice announces bids for building the Capitol avenue road orhou way project. Architect Charles Welington Walker proposals due by Monday December 6 at noon. Bids require a certified check equal to a percent of the bid. the winning contractor must furnish a treaty tender for the contract price.
Henry C Brandon, former Greenwich Observatory fighter and Oxford product, died in a charity hospital in Chicago. Identified by friends as son of Mr Henn and Fady Brandon of London, he had worked in railway service and suffered declining health in later years.
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