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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe laxative to relieve headache constipation and stomach discomfort. It claims Cascarets regulate bowels overnight without gripping or causing anxiety unlike Chemel Salis Oil or violent pills, and promotes it for both adults and children.
A promotional health pamphlet urges readers to break free from chronic weakness and sickness. It touts rich healthy blood as the key to vitality and claims REOLO aids oxygen uptake, revitalizing red blood cells and boosting hemoglobin to nourish nerves, tissues, brain, and bones.
Makes Rich Red Blood if oxygen is lacking the body slows down and drains. REOLO cleanses and revitalizes blood, aiding natural forces, removing waste, promoting new cells, and restoring vitality. Licensed via Dr Reusing Laboratories Akron Ohio. large box 100 tablets one dollar with guarantee or refund.
In Morik Nevada officials report no real sugar shortage as refineries in the district run ample supply to meet normal demand. They warn against export controls after year’s start and state authorities can’t justify limits, emphasizing adequate stock remains despite pressure.
In Boston on November 24 sailors clashed with police and state guardsmen in Scollay Square. About 100 sailors battled with 194 guardsmen as reinforcements from battleships arrived. Several were taken into custody after a disturbance triggered by an arrest for intoxication and a later confrontation leading to six month sentences for some sailors.
In a Commons statement Sir Hamar Greenwood says Germany will not cooperate with the Allies to apply economic pressure on Soviet Russia. A London wireless dispatch from Berlin on October 20 said Germany declined to participate in a blockade, doubting it would achieve the desired aim.
The general staff and administration view a peace army of 500000 as the minimum to protect national interests. General March, chief of staff, corrected a Sunday report that had stated 250000 as the minimum. He stressed the figure never dropped below 900000 as the smallest force to vest U S military power.
Meriden authorities hold a man in connection with the death of Thomas Flynn after a roadway collision. Four people were injured. John Lynch suffered the most. coroner awaiting further findings.
New York November 24 The former Wainburg American Impostor held in savings war assets is handed to Cunard Lin for service between New York and Liverpool. German sailors aboard the Paul reportedly drowned after going overboard as a distressed vessel drifts off Nova Scotia. Navy recruitment drives continue with 260 men enlisted in ten weeks at a fortlord substation. Public telephone directory changes scheduled for December 14 will reveal new listings.
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