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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
16
A history article notes that European Russia is believed to possess thirteen million horsepower in undeveloped waterpower. The estimate references broad hydroelectric capacity and regional water resources, highlighting potential industrial impact.
New York dealers opened with strength as early gains suggested a continued rally from the prior week. The market soon turned negative as money rates moved to 6 to 6.5 percent amid higher loan costs and concerns over labor conditions. Bank reserves were reportedly down after last Saturday's statement, dampening business in key western regions and slowing shipments of raw materials. Spain remains the world’s top almond producer, supplying about 24 percent of global supply.
Readable fragments show various stocks and market quotations including names like Anaconda Copper Pittsburgh Steel and Union Pacific with scattered percentages and price points. The text references Governor Abadi and brokers, but details are fragmented and unclear.
A special 10 by 34 inch color certificate for all U S soldiers wounded in the war with Germany has been designed and described at the Liveral Army Recruiting Station, 925 Main Street. The image shows a kneeling soldier before Columbia, with President Wilson’s signature promised. Names of local enlistees and their units are listed.
A weekend guest, violist Caty from New York and violinist Javier Mu sat o of New York, performed at Whispering Vines Milford, offering opera arias and overtures in a program amid local chatter. The piece noted a separate report about a Pennsylvania railroad carload record and a large turbine power unit observation.
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