Coughs and Colds Bronchitis Remedy Promoted by Physicians
An enduring remedy advertised for coughs colds and bronchitis with claims of long use by thousands and high physician recommendation. The ad urges trying it and notes a price of four dollars.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
12
An enduring remedy advertised for coughs colds and bronchitis with claims of long use by thousands and high physician recommendation. The ad urges trying it and notes a price of four dollars.
A welcome luncheon was held yesterday at the Industrial Service Center 1226 Bartain Avenue honoring the new general secretary of the YWCA Miss Ann Smith. Board members and committee chairmen spoke briefly on cafeteria work wedding work arts and other activities at the International Service Center and Phyllis Wheatley ranch.
A four day Citizenship School opened last evening at Yale University led by Yale President Angell. The Connecticut League of Women Voters and local party leaders gathered for the Town and City Day program with speakers including Commissioner Bilcaden, Albert Meredith, and Professor Spalding. Notables from Bridgeport registered for the course include Mrs June Wilson and Mrs A W Smith among others.
Hartford news reports a 97 year old woman, Mrs W Elizabeth Doate, fatally burned when her clothes caught fire from a small gas range on Tropkina Street. Neighbors and a bystander named Downe attempted rescue as Doate suffered severe burns to her clothes and face. Weathered by smoke, the incident prompted emergency response from nearby residents.
An advertisement describes a simple method to rid the skin of hair using a paste made from delatona powder and water. It claims the paste smooths and hides hair on the skin, but warns to wet the delitone in the original package to avoid disappointment.
Bridgeport readers are invited to a second Vocational Luncheon by the Brginess and Professional club at 1 o'clock in the Stratfield area. Dr John Thetis of Bridgeport Hospital will speak on Modern Trends in medicine. Miss Sacah McLunnan, alumna, will present a thesis and attend as guest. An orchestra will provide music and attendees are urged to bring guests.
Hudh ness and Professional Ware club hosts 8 o'clock meeting at Farm tarrow. Stratdens Players invite Miss Melon Rowe for 8 o'clock gathering Thursday. Miss Lillian Grumman returns to Connecticut Women's College after a town weekend. Bridgeport residents attend opera debut in Brooklyn. Stratford social events include masquerade dance at Calvary Baptist church and a card party for charity, with prizes for best costumes. Community leaders and speakers frequent local meetings, with multiple notices of upcoming lectures and club activities.
The Bassick Company presents a one act play titled Hurhgra at The Warner Institute on Friday October 28. Cast includes Barbara Hallowell as Lilla Lealand and Edythe Brook as the lead, with WWra H Snidewind as Mr. Guidewind and John Roach as Dr Finniowm.
A birthday celebration for Miss C Capus and Gonoble Garly was hosted by Miss Ive Wiloughby at 485 Lanret Grenue. Afternoon dancing, decorations in black and yellow, a witch’s dress centerpiece, and a feast followed by gifts, songs, and dancing. Attendees included Miss Gladys Horr, Bertha Gakue, Miss Natalia De Hick, William Gallo, George Alper, Myer Alpher, Roy North, Donald Willmighty, and others from New York and Rochester.
Mrs Jenny Rowdy King invited members to a summer home in Long Ful for the formal opening day. A planning committee organized a white elephant party at Tenux Utall 106 avende with a noon sleeping ship gathering on Madison Avenue. Attendees included Genieve Heblacd and Yale Army game visitors from jail Tver Mass.
The Democratic mayoral candidate Atwater skips campaigning after a dawn wedding anniversary interruption. Mrs. Atwater persuades him to join a New York trip with his daughter andMiss, as aides express resignation about no campaign events until election night. A Masquerade dance is planned that evening at St Johns church parish hall.
Advertises Virey’s Milvan Root Prescription claiming to cure weak kidneys and bladder and prevent Bright’s disease and diabetes related issues. Claims many dangers from kidney problems and offers a drug at Hindle Drug Stores with a guarantee to refund purchase price if not beneficial.
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