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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts Peptiron as an iron tonic that boosts blood iron levels for success. It claims the chocolate coated pills combine iron with wax, celery and other ingredients, require no occupation disruption, and are available from C. J. Hood Co. via drugstores or mail from Lowell, Massachusetts.
A historical note promotes starting tomorrow with a glass of hot water and lime phosphate to cleanse the stomach, liver, and bowels. It claims the routine reduces headaches, bad breath, and digestive issues while boosting appetite and overall well being for those with constipation or bilious complaints.
Thousands face baldness daily due to scalp care neglect. Treat dandruff with regular shampooing and apply Parisian Sage, a perfumed antiseptic liquid highly recommended by druggists to cleanse the scalp, remove dandruff, and invigorate hair for softness and shine.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a kidneys cleaning tonic. It claims daily lemon granule mix with lithia aids urine flow, reduces acids, and prevents bladder weakness. Advice urges high water intake and a morning tablespoonful in water for several days.
Four of six divorce suits filed in the Superior Court allege desertion as the ground. Tucyine of this city seeks a decree from Ralphine also of the city. they married March 27, 1915. Susan Verra of Danbury seeks freedom from Alfred Verra. they wed October 29, 1904, and he left October 19, 1919. Joseph H. Mercier of Stratford sues Philomena Mercier. wife deserted June 5, 1911. Napoleon Gill of this city filed against Minnie B. Gill. desertion alleged in September 1915. they were married 25 years ago. Josie Reynolds of this city seeks separation from Arthur Reynolds of Stamford. he is alleged unfaithful. Catherine Saxe of New York named as corespondent. married July 25, 1917. Fred Oefinger of Stamford seeks divorce from Jennie Oefinger. intolerable cruelty alleged. Jennie’s maiden name was Jennie Clark.
Complete report shows Women's Liberty Loan committee led by Mrs. William J. Hincks selling 1,224,000 in bonds. Top totals include Mrs. D. F. Wheeler 243,506 and Mrs. L. R. Salabes 226,100 with many other contributors from Mrs. Ir. Lt. Wilder to Dr. Lawrence Finkelstone and Miss Jennie Dewning.
East Norwalk residents protest lack of police protection after multiple thefts including a hardware-store break in on East Washington Street with weapons stolen. A second entry yielded no loot. a garage break in and bicycle theft followed. City officials, including Councilman Albert Th Paridge, demand action as sickness has reduced staff and the influenza outbreak worsens.
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