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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
7
An old style health advertisement touts Taeniac as a pure vegetable medicine to restore strength and vigor for physical and nervous ailments. It claims users felt improved digestion and energy, urging readers to buy a bottle from a druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
A teacher or parent guides child development by introducing appropriate resistance. From infancy, gentle pushes against firm objects build leg and arm strength, motor skills, and problem solving. Too easy tasks hinder growth. challenge must match the child's ability and continue as they age.
The text argues a child gains spiritual power through early resistance and triumph over difficulty. Beginning with small successes and tests, the child builds confidence to endure tougher hurdles. Daily routine and disciplined effort forge this power, likened to a firm baby kick at the bed, guiding parents to balance tenderness with necessary resistance.
New Haven Sept 22 A special meeting of county legislators was called for Monday at 2 PM to examine county affairs and consider auditor elections Letters signed by county commissioners were sent to all senators and representatives The inquiry likely centers on the recent county accounts probe which led to the binding over of ex jailer and purchasing agent Frank R Baldwin to Superior court on three counts of obtaining money under false pretences No auditor confirmations had been made last winter leaving the county without auditors The meeting aims to fix this oversight and appoint auditors
A cheerful, era style Fun Shop column edited by Maxgon Foxball Judell features playful quips, farmyard humor, classroom jests, everyday mishaps, and punny one liners. It includes light anecdotes about golf, ironing, a raisin salesman, and a barbering tale, ending with a joke about a neck adjustment.
August 7 fatal shooting at a New Vineyard farm led to Eugene A. Fogu of New Vineyard being indicted for manslaughter and sentenced to two to four years in state prison after pleading guilty. Charles R Adams, a prominent farmer, died in the dispute over buying at the farm of Mrs Louise Perkins. Arthur Freeman of Augusta faced manslaughter charges for a fatal automobile strike at Livermore Falls but was acquitted.
Stamford report on Sept 22 states John McCormack the Tech tenor became an American citizen renouncing his Irish ties. In neutrality court Judge Alfred Baldwin admitted Gertrude M McCormack wife of James and sister of the tenor as a United States citizen. His dismissal of Thomas Mittchell’s application followed a drunken driving conviction on April 3.
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