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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
6
In New York on an espionage act case, five of six Russian defendants were found guilty by a federal jury after about an hour of deliberation. The trial focused on introduced evidence aimed at undermining revelations of German and Bolshevik duplicity in Russia.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a soothing counter irritant for neuralgia neuritis sciatica and strained or bruised muscles. It explains blood flow shifts reduce pressure on nerves easing soreness with simple rubbing not required and lists 30c 60c and 1.20 sizes at druggists.
A historical advertisement warns that acid stomach drains energy and health, causing headaches and melancholy while disrupting digestion. It promotes KATORO tablets and EATONICG as a guaranteed remedy with a money back offer, urging readers to visit their druggist for relief.
A compact note traces Spanish influenza origins from Russia via France with a French label La Grippe, noting past outbreaks in 442 B C and 1889 90, plus symptoms and home remedies such as bed rest, purgatives, and VapoRub for relief. It warns of illness spread by coughing and crowds and offers preventive tips and external applications.
Night watchman at the Jennings company garage in Rid Avenue was arrested after two touring cars and a large load of supplies disappeared early yesterday. One car, a Hudson, was found abandoned. another, a Chandler, was later secured in Elizabeth. Abbott and Gaumby, linked to the theft, were detained as detectives coordinate with New Jersey authorities. The recovered Chandler car is being moved back for repairs, with officials hoping to recover additional items and locate the remaining vehicle.
Coroner John J. Phelan and police conclude A Mannell of Crovestrecat was struck by an automobile on Ox EU road near North Main, tossed across railroad tracks, and found by Charles Trall minutes later. Detectives pursue two car occupants seen nearby. driver Peter Gabler to the scene within ten minutes. Mannell’s legs were broken, likely by being run over. identification of the passengers remains pending. Funeral services scheduled.
The selection describes a fall compose frock with a serge skirt and waist, braid-trimmed taffeta girdle, and self-color embroidery on the collar. It guides medium size fabric needs of serge and taffeta, with satin and embroidery, and notes pockets with embroidered bands and a gathered waist to yoke shoulders.
William P. Kirk chair of the Community Labor Board appeals for men to enlist as coal passers, firemen, and laborers for war work in factories and construction. He urges workers to leave non war jobs, noting patriotic duty to aid production and prevent drastic recruitment, with vacancies and directions to apply at the U S Government unemployment office.
The passage questions Hearst’s motives and influence as psychologists and officials debate his behavior. It references observers noting strategic manipulation, media power, and the difficulty of interpreting his actions. The text suggests a broader inquiry into media magnates and political impact.
PATIRGEIELD Oct 23 Special School Committeeman John Isavle, a school closure advocate, argues the epidemic supports his stance. Mr Boyle toured Mill Plain district and found no influenza among its 140 students, though other town schools remain open and see cases.
Col Roscoe Conkling jokes that Austria is like Henry Peck and denies vassalage to Germany. Peck retorts with a line about telling his wife if called henpecked. Exchance notes the exchange as humorous chatter over beer.
One reason for Fruit-a-tives success is its claim to be the only medicine made from fruit juices. Fruit Liver Tablets use juice from apples, oranges, figs, prunes with nerve tonics and antiseptics. A box costs $2.60, available from dealers or Faultives Limited, Ogdensburg, New York.
A vintage style beauty ad touts a simple inexpensive shampoo that cleanses scalp, reduces oil, and leaves hair soft, bright, and manageable. It promises dandruff reduction and a glossy finish plus easy styling without heat damage.
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