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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
15
An advertisement touts a new cold cream powder named Mello Y that stays on until removed. It claims perspiration won’t affect it, it won’t shine through, and it blends with natural skin tone making pores less visible. It urges readers to try this “wonderful” product.
Edna Wallace Hopper endorses a Fruity shampoo claiming it gives lustrous hair. She praises its effects after trying many brands and urges readers to ask at the toilet counter for Edna Wallace Hopper’s Fruity shampoo priced at 1960 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for stubborn coughs colds and related chest symptoms. The copy claims the creosote formula soothes infected membranes inhibits germ growth and aids digestion noting its stomach absorption and claimed effectiveness in building up the system. Advertisers list Atlanta as a base and urge purchase through druggists.
At the Ritz a drive seeks funds for the D M Reid company relief and tuberculosis treasury. The effort aims to provide relief and care for sickness among employees. Average tenure of telephone girls in Japan is noted as fourteen years.
Harry Schopick was unanimously chosen president of Adas Israel in Newtown after a Sunday night meeting in Huntingtown district. The congregation honored late Israel Nezvesky and decided to record members on a tablet. Officers for the year include Schopick president Kauffman vice president Nezvesky treasurer and Rev. Steinfeld secretary.
Azalia Chapter No 26 KS will be guests of Fellowcraft association Johns Lodge 162 A M of Stratford Saturday evening. Members and relations invited for a pleasant evening with music and refreshments.
Vice President Charles G. Dawes told three officers of the Young Men's Whitney for Governor club in Montclaire New Jersey he would not join the state dispute. He said he did not come to participate in partisan fights and would not be compromised.
Marshal Lyautey, former French resident general in Morocco, arrived in Marseille on October 13 declaring All's well in Morocco and that he is no longer responsible there. He plans a Paris welcome while stopping briefly in Burgundy to avoid government embarrassment.
Greenwich residents search for unidentified motorist after a Tuesday morning collision fatally injures Patrick Doran of Cag Cob and injuries him at Greenwich hospital, with three broken ribs and internal damage. Also notes a wedding in Belle Harbor and local court actions for vagrancy and petty thefts.
The employes of the D. M. Read company held a dance last evening.
Overworked women plagued by female ills find relief in Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement claims it builds strength for tired nervous systems and eases internal pains, touting fifty years of use and the product's maiden roots and herbs as a dependable medicine.
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