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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
4
The notice urges patients to trust a pharmacist for health giving prescriptions, stressing parity and potency of medicines, efficient service, and cost considerations. It promises careful handling of prescriptions written by family doctors and highlights the growing business enabling affordable, quality drugs.
Washington reports a war department casualty list listing 19 Connecticut men among 2954 killed in action 125 dead of wounds and seven killed in airplane accidents. The roster includes names from Hartford Bethel Manchester and other towns plus several wounded or missing, with ranks from sergeant to private and various New England entries overall.
Milford, Nov 27. The Board of Selectmen appointed Mrs. Edger T. Clark to look after the families needing aid and those with illness where her help will be appreciated. Local social and church events are noted, including visits, meetings, and a court case of James Icyovich for DUI, fined $60 and costs. St. Peter's Christmas fair and other community activities are described amid notices. Also UK and Bavaria wartime telegrams discussed by British papers with commentary on Germany.
London dispatch reports Winston Spencer Churchill, minister of munition, told a Dundee audience that practical League of Nations work cannot replace British naval supremacy. He recalled Britain's historic sea openness and warned against adopting German ideas while the navy remains a trust for the world. A stray line about minting stocks ends the text.
Springfield Mass November 27 e An announcement by Col L D Hubbell commandant of the United States armory here that a substantial wage increase for about 4000 shop employees will take effect soon. The scale will vary and aims to bring the shops to or above local wage levels.
An old advertisement touts Ti2 as instant relief for sore tired feet and urges shoppers to buy a 26 cent box from drugstores or department stores. Claims include relief from corns callouses bunions and swelling with a money back guarantee for a year.
A vintage ad extols a fast acting external pain reliever for rheumatic aches, soreness, stiffness, sprains, and neuralgic pains. It emphasizes quick penetration without rubbing, refreshing feel, and broad drugstore availability with large bottle economy priced at 30¢ 60¢ and $1 20.
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