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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1927
Page
3
An advertisement describes symptoms of System Poisoning or Toxemia and promotes Partola, a double action internal antiseptic and laxative. It claims quick relief from headaches, stomach trouble, sleeplessness and toxicity, calling Partola "The Doctor in Candy Form" and pricing regular boxes at 80 cents and double size at 60 cents.
A Philadelphia mother reports her infant’s three month eczema cleared by Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap after initial failure with other remedies. Within a week the itching subsided and the redness disappeared, leaving nearly clear skin. Signed Charles Grear of 1004 Mount Vernon.
New York Mayor James J. Walker rests at the Lido Beach Venice hotel area after a cabaret party hosted by Princess Di San Faustino. He praises Venice as calming and restorative, noting European observations and ideas he hopes to apply to New York affairs.
Greenwich, Sept. 6 Associated Press. Mrs Frank Trefny and her ten days old baby were saved from drowning Saturday. The man who jumped into the harbor and rescued them previously was unidentified. Credit is now given to William Martin of Greenwich for the rescue and the mother is the mother of eight children.
Health guidance explains gas in the stomach and intestines arises from overeating bad foods and poor digestion. It cautions bacteria balance, digestive juice mix, and diet tweaks, noting onions garlic cabbage turnips and certain routines influence gas. It includes Q&A on cataracts fasting cider and stomach posture exercises.
Readers invited to write in about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Write to Dr Frank Mote at the Bridgeport Telegram with a self addressed envelope for a confidential response.
John A. McKee, once a sporting goats dealer and sports figure in New Haven, is recovering at Grace Hospital from an apparent suicide attempt by gas. He faced anti gambling law charges and a $5,000 bail after police said he ran a state wide betting system. McKee later regained consciousness and allegedly said he did it on purpose. Family declined to comment.
New York report says Mrs Charles A Levine arrived with her daughter and mother. Charles Levine’s plan to fly the Columbia across the Atlantic was delayed by adverse winds. She doubted Miss Bolls would ride, praised her husband’s solo try, and said she would be boss at home if he succeeds. Eloyse called her father brave.
Meriden police court heard Michael Spelkey twenty three of Jackson Heights Long Island faced a charge of taking an automobile without permission after his father reported the car stolen. The case was amended from theft to unauthorized use while a police court continuance was granted for other local matters. A separate report notes William Sokolowski fined for intoxication and trespass after being found asleep in a home. Haruki Pisel of Middletown faced injuries as a car incident left victims hospitalized.
Harry Thom fifty three a retired business man of Phillips Manor drowned in the Hudson river early today while attempting to board his yacht Binbo anchored off Kingsman Point. Miss Sadie Helst of Yonkers, a guest, witnessed the accident as the rowboat drifted in the current. The body had not been recovered by afternoon as relatives arranged with grapplers to search the river.
The ad highlights women's and men's shoes with varying heel heights and styles, including Lou's heel approval and Tan Kid with cross straps. It lists prices for oxfords and calf shoes, plus women’s and children's undergarments, fabrics like Nevisook, Plisse Crepe, and Sateen rugs on different floors, with large floor sections and sale ranges.
Lieutenant Colonel Harry James Nichols of the Army Medical Corps died at Ancon hospital in the Panama Canal Zone. Born in Milwaukee in 1877, he graduated from Yale and earned his MD in 1901. He joined the Army Medical Corps in 1905 and led the cholera hospital in Manila, earning recognition from the government of India in Bombay in 1908 for his work on contagious diseases.
Fashion emphasizes belting for tailored frocks and coats with belts priced from 50 cents to 1 dollar 50. Available hues include black red tan beige rose poudre blue and suede and leather options. Main floor front display location noted.
The Meadows is advertised as a top quality washing machine priced at 155 dollars with a club plan option. It features Adelyte tub material that resists staining and rust, an automatic safety wringer with adjustable pressure, and a compact design. Demonstrations available on the fourth floor rear.
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