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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
15
An old advertisement warns catarrh endangers general health and lung tissues, worsened by weather changes. It cites breathing difficulties and mouth breathing as harmful, urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective treatment and promotes Hood's Pills as a cathartic option.
Learn to prepare a pint of cough syrup using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex and syrup. The mix aims to relieve coughs by thinning phlegm soothing irritated membranes and aiding bronchial conditions. Pinex is claimed to be Norway pine extract reputed for centuries of use in severe cough relief with a money back guarantee.
In Chicago, the Cars dineha Campioni gang on the south side confessed to a spree of murders totaling twelve. Urepang’s capture praised as police victory. Santo Orlando’s body found with fourteen bullet wounds, linked to double crossing. Detectives arrested Frank Campioni at his home after a siege. a former gang teacher.
Grand Rapids Mich Nov 25 Police seek suspects in a murder case after a body bound in a mattress was found in the Grand River. The deceased is believed to be William Nairn 20 of New Orleans. C L Kelley local manager for a New Orleans rooting company identified the body as a former employee.
A rural-appeal advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a proven home remedy. It urges readers to ask neighbors who have used it about health benefits and restoration to health, implying broad local familiarity with the product.
A portrait of Fritz Kreisler highlighting his vast interests and talents. The article notes his intense industry and broad education in medicine art and music, praising his rare versatility and honesty as a performer. It cites his studies in Boston with world renowned specialists and his decisive stance against Post Impressionist trends.
An advertising feature describes how lamps enhance living room interiors with varied pieces in mahogany bases, polychrome finishes, and silk shades. It lists electric portables and several lamp options with prices from $13 to $63.50, noting designs in old rose, yellow, amber, and ornate hand painted shades.
The Picture Gallery debuts a set of new and unfamiliar pieces including copies of Maxfield Parrish. Titles include A Canal in Holland with wharves and bridges A Caravan Crossing the Desert The Goose Girl A Wet Street in Bruges Courtyard in Württemberg Spinning Yarns and a misty atmosphere where a girl tends her flock
A color print shows a Dutch style inn room with worthies drinking and spinning yarns, sunlight through seatied glass, table laden with foods, flagons, pipes, and a model frigate hanging overhead. The companion image features a crimson velvet clad man in a library with a strong box and papers, originally hung in the Indiuque. Also offered are assorted candies and nuts, Gainsborough portraits, and linen luncheon cloths with elaborate cut work, priced from 45 inches diameter cloths at 22.50 to 25.00 each.
Community silver design praised as one of the most beautiful reproductions of Old English octagonal silver. It promises longevity and lasting favor, with flat pieces offered at moderate prices on the main floor.
Readable ad listing Thanksgiving sale items across floors including maids uniforms in various fabrics and necklines, candles, wax dips, gift candles, bayberry candles, crepe paper, wrapping twine, fruit cake, jewelry, ribbons, and frames. Also mentions basement and Main floor displays and prices from $0.25 to $8.50.
Corduroy robes now available in wide or narrow cuts in colors rose coral blue wistaria pink and plum. Plain or trimmed styles offered. Some self brocaded robes included. Displayed on second floor.
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