Dental science practice mirrors discovery with prompt adoption
Dr. Fagan's dentists emphasize forward thinking and upstanding posture in care. Any discovery worthy of adoption is put into practice as soon as its value is proven.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
8
Dr. Fagan's dentists emphasize forward thinking and upstanding posture in care. Any discovery worthy of adoption is put into practice as soon as its value is proven.
A patient commends Dr. Fa san’s Pentists for removing decayed teeth and improving dental appearance without pain. The reviewer notes courteous service and reasonable prices, urging others to visit these master dentists.
New plan for inter allied soldiers and sailors includes Olympic style events with finals in Paris. Willard urged to join fundraising drive for welfare groups. Bridgeport league notes and school boys soccer progress with Lincoln and Barnum teams leading as influenza limits games.
New York Oct 22 The Columbia university football schedule is revised for five home games at South Field with a sixth undecided. Naval and army officials sanctioned the plan listing October 26 Camp Merritt November 2 Amherst November 4 Union November 16 Stevens November 28 New York University and November 30 open. The Black Rock Juniors challenge the King Pin Juniors for next Sunday at the Acid Works. Game starts at 3.
The Ghost of Smuggler's Cove tells of Lewog the great giant who was persecuted as a boy and comes back years later to settle scores. Readers are promised satisfaction in seeing Lewog get square and right prevail in the tale.
Cincinnati report shows $18,349.59 raised from the World Series for war relief. Boston players added $9,315.27, with allocations outlined for each team and officials. Secretary Baker is asked to distribute $16,034.32 among listed contributors and organizations.
Cincinnati dispatch reports the National Commission ordered the New York Giants to repay Kansas City 1060 for a player Middleton who never joined or signed with the club. Middleton quit baseball after evidence showed he never reported to Kansas City. The unrelated notes mention Lakers and football preparations, with shifts in lineup and upcoming games, and a challenge from Fairfield Jrs. to Victor Stars with venue details.
The article notes women are buying more expensive shoes and jewelry despite wartime appeals to save. It contrasts men cutting back on luxury items while increasing spending on work clothes. It cites rising demand for affordable “commercial white” diamonds and warns the government may restrict gold use. It also describes a Paris battlefield scene recounted by an American soldier and the public’s response in New York.
Promoter James J Coffroth arrives in New York to organize national boxing support for United War Work Council. He will not supervise East shows but seeks local promoters to stage tournaments in their cities to raise funds for sailors and soldiers. He urges cooperation and stresses the campaign is for war charity, not personal gain.
Philadelphia October 22 Pennsylvanias football authorities urged W S Roeper secretary of the War Fund committee to arrange a game with Princeton Yale or Harvard to raise funds for athletic equipment for the American army The plan would use receipts from the November 16 Pittsburgh game to support a 170000000 fund and Penn would extend its schedule to early December if needed for the contribution.
The Crashes, Navy Trs., defeated Maplewoods 6 0 after a first half goal, with Wagner kicking a drop to win 9 6. Players and schedules are listed for upcoming games against Myvergreens Ansonia Waterbury and Aviators Camp Upton, with practice and attendance reminders.
Eddie Grant, Franklin native and former Harvard star, becomes baseballs first Gold Star as he dies leading troops in France. A good pro for Philadelphia and Cincinnati, he played for the Giants and Reds, served as a captain after training at Plattsburg and Camp Upton, and fell in the Argonne.
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