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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
6
An advertisement touts BLEACHODENT a new liquid whitening product said to remove yellow stains in minutes. It claims to erase tobacco stains after a few applications and is marketed as safer for children during tooth formation, with highlighted low cost and drugstore availability.
Christmas Seal sale for tuberculosis relief opens December 1 in the city and runs to Christmas Eve. Visiting Nurse Association coordinates with the State Tuberculosis Association. 100,000 seals for private individuals go out on the opening date. Local nurses will oversee sales with involvement from manufacturers, stores, and schools. Last year about 50,000 seals were sold in town, with 85 percent of proceeds used locally.
Advertorial claims that thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and cites Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as highly successful in improving kidney function. An insurance examiner notes many applications are rejected due to unseen kidney disease. Samples offered for ten cents with paper mention.
Prudence Page, torn between rural virtue and city pleasures, visits Winston Towers after family warnings. Her rival Virginia Dale schemes to win Peter Armstrong, while Prudence recalls Jennie Pearson’s dangerous lure and considers her own future amid class dictates and alluring dangers.
In a peaceful Green Gables parlor, Mrs. Page frets over Prudence's insistence on independence. The dialogue shows parental concern about Mrs. Vansittart's demand and Prudence's longing to break free from home burdens and borrow a frock.
Supreme Court Justice Morgehauger granted bail for Mrs. Fiumena Lomburee who is charged with murdering Michael Costa in New Rochelle on November 9. Tumbardo claims she shot Costa because her wits were threatened.
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