Forget Your Nerves Take Horsford’s Acid Phosphate
An advertisement touts Horsford’s acid phosphate as a fantasy work drink to restore lingering exhaustion and rugged strength, urging readers to overcome tired nerves with the tonic.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement touts Horsford’s acid phosphate as a fantasy work drink to restore lingering exhaustion and rugged strength, urging readers to overcome tired nerves with the tonic.
A wide exhibit at the National Museum features General Pershing era battle maps and allied and German headquarters data. The display showcases order of battle, division strengths, casualty ranges, and personnel details, with various aircraft, medical gear, gas masks, and equipment from WWI. The director notes plans to expand and restructure the medieval and modern display sections as crowds grow.
An article cites American visitors in Paris as causing deteriorated atmosphere and moral risk for young women. Gertrude Dinzman of the French Young Women's Christian Association warns of Parisian glamour eroding restraint. Bishop of the Aero Club of America blames Prohibition for Americans abroad and predicts lasting wrecks from extended stays.
The forecast expects a pair of cooler, mainly fair days Monday and Tuesday across South New England and the eastern states. No significant temperature changes are anticipated east of the Mississippi. The forecast is calculated for Bridgeport area patterns with standard almanac timing and daylight saving.
An odd note from Daily Financial American indicates rapidly changing conditions and markets with a request for fast knowledge. The message hints at an assembler in town who will call on you and asks for anticipated courtesy.
Police plan further hearings as Kuehling recounts canoe trip and drowning amid disputed shots of shoes found on the victim. He claims accidental drowning after river outing near Catfish Core with wife, insisting he did all possible to save her. Detectives say the investigation is not complete and await an inquest.
The article notes broad interest and expected heavy turnout for the Maine election. Republican Frederic H. Parkhurst of Bangor faces Democrat Bertrand G. Meinure of Norway, whom Governor Miksen defeated two years ago.
A Jitney driver, Nichols of 18 Thompson Street, was arrested after a rival attacked him claiming the other bus driver curled in ahead on Main Street. Nichols was treated by Dr. B J Coyle for scalp wounds and facial abrasions. The incident followed tensions between competing Jitney operators and involved a planned confrontation at a nearby location.
French officials pushed a strategy to isolate Britain at Geneva and advance reparations. France aimed to rally allies, including Italy and Turkey, to form a power balance against Germany and seek strong economic and military influence across Europe. Premier Millerand backed negotiations, while France considered resuming prewar international ties to secure its interests.
Fragmentary text describes Terence MacSwiney's worsening condition with a dying wish to send a consolation message. The report also notes a separate incident of murder, curfew enforcement in Belfast, and pilgrims gathering to witness alleged sensational events. Names, dates, and locations are partially garbled in the OCR.
The corner stone for a new Masonic temple was laid in Stratford with impressive ceremonies. Grand Master C Perkins of New London and other dignitaries attended as members of the lodge, pledging steady support for the project and future temple operations.
Seven year old boy from Division Street suffered a severe limp and finger injury while playing at a park when a moving vehicle struck near the playground. He was treated at a local clinic. officials note the incident prompted a safety review of the area and nearby roadway.
Two sisters die from a single gunshot in a shooting incident. Witness Frank Whitlock said a man acted under influence, fired into a room, then fled. Ambulance rushed the sisters to hospital where Urey died. the other sister was wounded in the chest. Police pursue suspect.
The mayor and traffic commission announce ongoing investigations into transit concerns. Officials describe a deeper study of regulations and system layout, aiming for coordinated action and harmonized timing with trolley operations and public facilities.
Orthodox Jews across the region observe Rosh Hashanah beginning the Jewish New Year 5681. The observance lasts from sundown to sundown with prayers, memorials, and remembrances for the dead at cemeteries as part of the holiday rites.
A street corner gathering near Uatled and Hal last night was interrupted by a theft. Mrs. Margaret Be 4 nm steral Lucas of 2 Gilmore Street reported her purse containing $4 was taken from an apron pocket during the incident.
A family of three sustained minor injuries in a vehicle collision at Wood and Dranistan avenues last night. Cars driven by Teper Sclaira of 646 Recuhword Ave and George Salipdon of 43 Linen Ayes were involved. a bystander, Mrs Skiodey, aided injured party.
Obituary items list deaths and funeral details for multiple individuals. Entries reference Bey deshter An ty Maertsbreet age about 200 died, Maryan Katasavis and Jo Anna Pathes of various locales, with funeral plans and cemetery details. Several obituaries mention residences in New Jersey and nearby towns, with relatives named Mrs. and Mr. Andrews and Keller. The text includes fragmented notes on marriage plans, burial arrangements, and a robbery report related to a local resident.
A fragmented beauty advertisement touts Dorothy Dalton’s Beauty Chat as simple and harmless with a marvelous effect after one application. It urges readers to read Miss Dalton’s story in Avis paper and to visit toilet counters to try the product today.
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