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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
11
An advertisement warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from overfed foods and acid buildup. It touts Dr. Jak Salt as a remedy, claiming four ounces nightly with a tablespoonful Bliss Wallop can flush kidneys, relieve bladder issues, and improve overall health by neutralizing acids in the system with a portable effervescent lithia-water drink.
A fragment ad guides hair treatment using Danter products to set a wave and keep hair in place. It touts a temporary result, claiming a better look with minimal detail, warns that Dane devine dissolves substance, and questions why use anything else.
Fragmented OCR hints at a historical note mentioning a boule of Danderne and banetts tortar with drug stops, Amelia, dressing, and a search for aid. The readable fragments suggest a cautionary or culinary context, with references to a death revelation or discovery tied to dressing and remedies.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Cascarets candy as a gentle laxative for children. It claims to ease sour stomachs and constipation without griping, promising a clean stomach and healthier bowels. Each box costs about 20 cents with dosing directions for children and adults.
The Community Chest plans a November drive from the 16th to the 23rd with a campaign goal set between 333000 and 360000 dollars. The kickoff featured a luncheon and moving pictures at the Stratfield hotel hosted by the Bridgeport Quota club, with Clarence King detailing welfare work and the drive’s aims.
Madison officials investigate high school students found drinking on Richland Center streets during a football trip. Reported incidents include girls smoking publicly and a disturbance near the high school campus as authorities review details and school conduct policies.
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale warned at the American Public Health convention that humans may live to eighty by century's end. He wagered ten to one that the octogenarian era will arrive, citing sanitation and science as keys while urging adoption of exercise, fresh air, and good habits.
Orw Ohio Oct 13 Sheriff Hannum announced discovery of a secret path from the Zandarski home through thick brush to the Tamarackawamps swamp where Isabel Zancarski was found. The path aided locating a detached jawbone of the missing child as investigators probe the disappearance and possible murder linking her mother, the child’s uncle Frank Knurick, and others. The mother says she punished the child and sent her to bed. the child vanished and was never seen alive again.
Danbury Ohio. Special Judge J Edmund Mason Republican probate judge of Danbury district has won Democratic endorsement for re election. Mason has served six years and was nominated to succeed himself last month. Democrats also back Reber Winningham and William A Lynch for general assembly seats.
George Harvey, former ambassador, reveals that Sam of the North American Review will pass the periodical to Walter Butler Mahoney, New York lawyer and economist writer. Mahoney, son-in-law of Nicholas Murray Butler, will take over with December issue. Harvey will remain as occasional contributor and the magazine’s policy stays the same.
A driver named Toeodore Ries was arrested in New York on a reckless driving charge. He was booked at the Second Precinct station and later released on bond.
An arrest was reported yesterday involving a man named George Haystev in connection with a theft case in New York. Authorities described the suspect as linked to a series of speciline incidents and are continuing investigations at the West 9 4ry locale and broader city area.
Detroit dispatch reports emphatic denial by the American Federation of Labor that it endorses Governor Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic presidential nomination. The resolutions committee outlined reform proposals for labor relations, injunctions, employee stock ownership, banking and insurance, and compulsory industry regulation for the coming year, amid debate on federal court powers.
Middletown Det. Edward J. Tynan was fined 900 and sentenced to months in jail by Judge Allen Ja. Brown in Superior Court. He was found guilty on three counts of ligent law violations and described as a persistent violator of the law.
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