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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1920

Page

3

The Collegiate Preparatory School Admissions via Certificate

The Collegiate Preparatory School promises thorough prep in high school and collegiate subjects with certificates for admission to standard colleges of Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Engineering, and more across the United States. Classes run morning, afternoon, and evening at 817 Parkfield Ave Bridgeport, with a New Haven branch at 212 York St. The Pharmaceutical Institute offers pharmacist training to pass State Board exams with sessions at 7 Fairfield Ave Bridgeport and a New Haven branch at 212 York St.

United States Patrfield Ave Bridgeport State Board of Pharmacy the Pharmaceutical Institute Fairtsid Ave Conn New Haven York Stree

Hartford Woman Believes Remedy Restores Health

Mrs. Lefebreye of 40 Trumisi Street Hartford credits CINOT with reversing severe stomach trouble fatigue and rheumatism after years of decline. She reports renewed strength and near full recovery and urges others in Murdtard and surrounding areas to try CINOT while listing numerous local pharmacies carrying the product.

Lefebreye Murdtard CINOT Hartigans Drug Stores Fair Field Avenue

High Schools Grow Rapidly as Nation Edges Toward Longer Terms

Washington reports new high schools have risen 454 percent in 28 years, now over 17 000, with rural schools dominating and 63 percent offering four year courses. Texas leads graduates moving on to college, while pay for principals varies widely. numbers show 1918 teachers at about 11,000 with women entering the field. Constantine of Greece amid King Alexander illness signals questions of a regency as Greece watches medical updates from Paris and Geneva.

Washington Fea One Adday Federal Bureau of Education Bureau State of Texas Narth Qaroling Kentucky Columbia California Arizona Massachusetts New York Nebraska United States Polytechnic Los Angeles Calif

Minsk Occupied By Pole Troops After Armistice

London dispatch from Moscow reports Polish forces occupy Minsk since armistice. The message notes Polish withdrawal per treaty but uses occupation as a warning to Russia. Other reports say Wrangel Petrun Sivinkoff Volokhovitz unite forces to strike the Soviet armies. Count Palen in Lithuania gathers remnants of Yudenitch's army for same aim.

London Moscow Minsk Wrangel Petrum Sivinkoffa Volokhovitze

Stivers Declared Thoroughly Bad With Escape News

New York October tenth district attorney assigns special detectives to recapture George Stivers who escaped from Sing Sing after wounding a policeman. Stivers, twenty one, had been serving a term for killing Officer Cunningham and is described as one of the era’s most dangerous criminals. The case recounts prior crimes including hijacking a car with a girl and a failed escape attempt with a wrecked vehicle.

New York District Attorney's George Stivers Bing Sing -By Stiver Talley Stivers Poiceman Cunningham Jersey Grand Concourse Cunningham le Pillar IRA Mr. Tulley George Bassett

Crushed by Boulder at Home Site Kills Man

Daniel Jordan of 1216 Lindley Street died at St. Vincent's Hospital Saturday hours after injuries at work behind his home. He was buried site excavation when sides collapsed and a large boulder fell on him. He died from crushed pelvic bone and internal injuries.

Daniel Jordan Lindley Street St. Vincent's Hospital Bayere Jordan

World Peace Trustees Rule Election Not Deciding League Link

The World Peace Foundation trustees in Boston declare American entry to the League of Nations should not be tied to the November election. The statement, signed by prominent figures from Brown, Clark, Harvard, and Harvard leaders, affirms support for League participation with necessary modifications as advised by statesmen.

Boston Trustees of World Peace Foundation Edwin Ginn League of Nations United States Forements Wilam H. P. Faunce Brown University George W. Anderson Sarah Louise Arnold George H. Siakes

Woman Finds Relief From Back Aches and Pain

A reader from Homestead Michigan describes long standing back pain and fatigue, saying a remedy gave her relief after years of struggle. The account emphasizes how persistent discomfort hindered daily tasks and work.

Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief

An old newspaper ad touts Papes Cold Compound as a quick remedy to ease nasal congestion headaches and feverish weakness. It claims a few doses every two hours break up severe colds and end misery, selling at only a few cents at drug stores.

Pape

Poslam advertised as remedy for skin conditions and scalp

A vintage advertisement touts Poslam as a dependable treatment for pimples, broken skin, itching, and scalp scale. It promises quick healing, offers free samples, and lists Emergency Laboratory in New York for sample requests.

New York

Sulphur Clears a Pimply Skin

A noted skin specialist says breaking out on face neck arms or body clears quickest by applying Mentho Sulphur. Pimples dry up and vanish as a simple remover that is harmless and inexpensive. A small jar of Mentho Sulphur and cold cream is recommended.

Splendid Motor Rugs Offer Warm Car Robes

News of plush car robes priced at 7.50 aimed at motorists. Rugs feature fur pelts, Navajo designs, plaid patterns, pockets, and bold colors like green, brown, and sand. Third floor display emphasizes protection against wind without bulk.

Grass rugs offered for bedrooms on third floor

Good staunch firm grass rugs suitable for all-year use in bedrooms. Choices include plain or figured centers with band borders, durable and attractive. Sizes listed: 9 by 12 feet at $7.00, 10 by 7.5 feet at $6.44, 2 by 7.5 feet at $4.50, with regular prices and third floor location indicated.

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