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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1927
Page
13
An old fashioned ad urges parents to keep children healthy after vacation with Father Johns Medicine. It promotes quick relief from coughs and colds and claims mothers over seventy years favor the product for sustaining strength through winter.
Registration days begin soon for classes at Iranistan Avenue offering self expression and activity focused learning. Programs stress obedience, self control and neighborly care, with bridging work to connect kindergarten and primary education.
The Advertising club convenes its second official meeting of the fall and winter season at the Stratfield Hotel this afternoon. Howps Hammitt, Connecticut representative for a firm dealing in advertising specialties, will discuss Some Facts and Fallacies about Advertising Specialties and How They Work.
A collage of jokes and comic snippets from The Fun Shop edited by Maxson Fohail Dudely. Includes humorous dialogue about flights fears, social manners, awkward family moments, and light satire on fashion disasters. Names and phrases appear in quirky, period-voice style with playful mischief throughout.
New York report says one of two missing witnesses in the Fall-Doheny off lease investigation has been found in France and subpoenaed to testify at next month's trial. Senator Pomerene, counsel for the government, announced the developments.
A reader questions causes of disease with toxemia as core. The column argues disease stems from blood poisons, urging internal cleansing and self-knowledge. It offers home remedies, dietary tips, and mental focus strategies, plus responses: backache from heart pressure, spinach oxalic acid, and seeking psychoanalytic help.
The Sleeveless Mode advises a versatile sleeveless dress for sports use. Suitable fabrics include pale pink flannel, striped tidium silk, white silk crepe, beige jersey, printed sateen, and georgette crepe. For a 36-inch bust, 278 yards of 40-inch material are needed. Pattern No 823 offered in sizes 16, 18, and 36, 40, 42 inches bust.
Readers of the Bridgeport Telegram are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy with their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope if you wish a personal reply. Address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
Four hundred gift packages will be distributed to women attending the three day convention. Each set includes a gilded erutible suitable for matches or ash tray, tape, sacks and picture hooks, absorbent cotton, and a pyramid of pins and hair pins. Also included are a compact case and an illustrated circular Guide to Correct Table Usage from Shelton Kiwanis. The local club did not solicit outside funding for the souvenirs.
A mother denounces a confession about Todn's misdeed while Miss Maria warns her to be wary of rushing to judgment. The heated exchange exposes a parent’s fear and a child’s fragile truth, urging calm, open minds and patient guidance in child growth.
Sidney K. Powell of 659 Ferry Boulevard Stratford received word Sunday of his mother's death in California where she had resided. The remains will be brought to Omaha, Nebraska, for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Powell left Stratford to attend services and will return next week before sailing for Europe to spend the winter abroad.
In Paris on September 10, Dick Gallagher of the Bronx amid American Legion members who arrived on a vessel from New York, was found aboard with a straw hat and twenty cents. Legion officials started a collection that funded Gallagher to stay in Paris and enjoy his time there after stowing away on the ship.
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