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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
9
A dense, era style radio grid lists times, programs, and performers across networks WICL WXYZ WEAF WNYC including Morning Glory Hour, weather forecasts, world series games, stage shows, orchestras, and vocalists. It catalogs stations in New York Chicago Cleveland and other cities with daily segments, stock market updates, sports scores, and entertainment features.
Winsted October 5. Principal Wilker D Hood saw two men enter his car and drive off from the high school office. He notified police who gave pursuit but the thieves escaped toward Hartford county in Massachusetts.
The 18 foot tender launch washed up at Benside Park was claimed by the crew of three masted schooner Hartford which lies off Seaside Park. A Tuesday storm tore it from moorings and officials searched for the owner after fears of passengers missing in the crash at Glatt.
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color. It claims a home-made mix improves gray coverage and gloss, offered at 75 cents for a large bottle with added ingredients for better results.
An Ohio physician popularized a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil as a remedy for aches and skin sores. The article notes the substance is used by patients and touted for its supposed health benefits though the text is unclear on efficacy and safety.
Advert appears to promote Adlerika as a superior remedy for sour stomach gas and intestinal stasis. Claims quick relief and cleansing action affecting both upper and lower bowels. Cites doctors and patient testimonials, noting widespread use and sales by druggists.
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