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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
3
Local druggists promote CAMPHOROLE, a new rheumatism remedy praised by doctors for soothing joints, reducing inflammation, and delivering quick relief. A $0.05 trial package is advertised with a money back guarantee, urging sufferers of rheumatism neuralgia arthritis and neuritis to try it now.
Thanksgiving day narrative describes a lone harbor arrival near Millsimilly with a lone adjeecit waters and a star vessel in Norwalk. The text mentions a fresh water supply and a loyal craft path, with references to seaworthy activity and port departures amid foggy conditions.
A broad movement in New York forms the New York Consumers Federation with eighty organizations. Led by director Moore, the group aims to monitor municipal policy from its headquarters near the city hall and mobilize citizens to address rising prices, taxes, and cost of living, including milk and ice price concerns. Members discuss joining a local council and advocate for safer, fair pricing and consumer protections.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Greek interest in a Bulgarian treaty and a ceremony related to ancient figures. It mentions Pasres, borders on diplomacy, and references to a political context with unclear dates and names due to damaged text. The article is largely unreadable but centered on Greek diplomacy and treaty expectations.
A garbled account describes paper trolleys, ticket controls, and police and soldiers at gatherings. It mentions German forces, Armin, North Central Europe, and various figures, routines, and disruptions, with unclear details due to poor OCR.
A Canton Ohio woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving severe female troubles and avoiding surgery. The letter urges other women to try the remedy before undergoing operations and notes medical advice not to delay seeking care if complications exist.
A shoe section advertises Dr. Scholl comfort advice with a free in-store examination. It promotes stylish, comfortable footwear for tired feet and warns of signs of foot trouble such as burning heels and shoes losing shape. Main floor rear location noted.
Madame Carpenter demonstrates skill in cutting, pinning, and fitting silk and satin gowns with free service and no charge for making. Available silks include Charmeuse and Velvet in navy taupe Copenhagen brown burgundy and other hues with widths from 27 to 36 inches priced to suit.
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