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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
8
An ad touts Musterole ointment as fast relief for head pains sore throat rheumatic aches and many ailments. It markets mustard oil as its active ingredient and notes it does not blister versus mustard plaster with price points of 30c 60c and hospital size $2.50.
Olive Tablets touted to remove bad breath and cleanse bowels and liver. Claims include gentle action with no pain and no disagreeable effects after seventeen years of practice. Sold at druggists with price 1 or 2 cents per box.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth Mize and Sulphur Compound hair dye as a simple, safe product that darkens hair naturally without obvious telltale signs. It claims easy application with a damp brush, quick results by morning, and a glossy, youthful look.
A Bridgeport page lists numerous church services across denominations including Baptist First and Second, Christian Science, Congregational, Episcopal St Johns and others, with service times and pastors. Also notes Lutheran and Methodist schedules, Universalist Redeemer, Nazarene, and Spiritualist groups plus a feature on Wisconsin hemp growing history and an item on extending women's franchise.
An article discusses uprooting 2,000,000 young Americans into a stringent wartime civilian existence. It highlights how organizations like the YMCA, Knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare Board, and American Library Association shaped morale inside camps. The War Camp Community Service is described as the missing link, connecting cantonments with local towns to offer hospitality and a sense of home for soldiers and sailors away from home.
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