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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
12
This piece urges regular mouth examinations to prevent decay and unnecessary extractions. It argues modern dentistry restores teeth rather than sacrifices them and promises reasonable fees for necessary work. It emphasizes personal responsibility for dental health and offers free examinations.
An old advertisement warns that overlarge meals and rich food burden the kidneys. It promotes Rad Salts, a grape and lemon juice mix, to flush and stimulate kidneys, claiming it prevents bladder issues and general health decline.
The scene follows Virginia and Jim as Father Andrew weighs family ties with Barbara Anne and Neal, amid dinner parties and theater nights. Father Andrew’s guidance strengthens Barbara Anne’s resolve to balance in laws, while Jim values Norreys’ career path and their growing bond. A note hints at a delayed repair of the American cruiser Pittsburgh at Chatham, foreshadowing broader events.
Perryville Missouri reports one government hospital for former soldiers with shell shock care. The U S Public Health Service transferred 100 patients from Cape May New Jersey to Perryville for asylum in a home-like setting. Over 12,000 shell shock victims receive treatment nationwide, with 5,572 in Public Health Service hospitals and the rest in contracted facilities.
In London on October 14 a claim is made for a Pilgrim Church named for 1592 memorials to the Pilgrim Fathers. The Rev W Elliott Gaile of Ithaca NY will speak at a church meeting to celebrate the flower tercentenary amid South London’s busy New Kent Road. Amsterdam telegraph operators and postmen agreed to a strike resolution following government arbitration talks.
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