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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
15
Young readers hear a tale of Mrs Grouse and Strutter the Ruffed Grouse as Peter Rabbit notices hints of a hidden nest. Strutter drums proudly while Peter hunts, and Mrs Grouse uses camouflage to conceal a twelve-egg brood, hoping hatchings go well.
The Fairfield Garden Study Class meets at 10:30 on Tuesday in the gardens of Anna Burr Jennings named by Sunny Holmes. Over 50 members attend under Henry Wildlane the gardener and architect. The group will study climbing and trailing roses as Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright presides and Mrs. William Paulding serves as secretary and treasurer.
Southport daughters of Trinity Episcopal church plan a cake sale to raise funds. Event set for Friday afternoon in the block area with tea and pastries to be served. Organized by the Women’s AVN group, the sale aims to support church efforts and community activities.
PARES July 7 The Austrian government indicates the idea of a union with Germany is temporarily dropped. Dr Otto Bauer says Austria is too weak to unite without Entente consent and stresses maintaining the unity of the front.
Report notes a motorist was fined five dollars for disobeying officer Pulver in city limits. Details are garbled with repetitions and unclear location or date.
July 7 report from the Athens agency says eleven Greeks and bigu Jews of French nationality were killed by unidentified assailants near Solita, southeast of Smyrna. Italian troops occupy Solita district. elsewhere inhabitants are recruited by force. Muslims resisting were shot. Armenian and Jewish wounded in a Turks raid on Pergamus. Bodies of Greek soldiers found mutilated.
Mrs. Williams Seeley of 244 Brooklawn Avenue escaped serious injury when her car struck a telegraph pole on Brooklawn near Suburban Avenue yesterday morning. She was treated at home for minor injuries and shock. the accident caused minor property damage.
Shipyard workers and electrical workers staged a parade in Tacoma Washington to support Thomas Mooney who faces life imprisonment for his alleged role in the Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco. The demonstration aimed to mobilize fellow workers to join the protest.
Nicholas D. Clements pleaded guilty in New York to selling a bogus medical diploma for 1500 dollars to Abrahan Lezingky of Brooklyn. He faces possible clemency if he reveals the names of practitioners who bought certs. Authorities say he had at least 75 diploma customers.
In Lima on July 4 a new ministry was sworn in after Augusto Leguia assumed provisional presidency. Premier Meliton Rojas leads the cabinet with Leguia as prime minister and foreign affairs minister. A decree is expected to call elections for senators and deputies to reconstitute the republic, with elections set for later this year.
An old advertisement touts Poslam for itching skin disease and virulent eczema with claims of rapid relief and healing power. It promotes Pogram’s results as quickly felt and seen and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
An old advertisement notes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross. It urges buying unbroken Bayer packages with directions for safe use for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia colds and pains. It mentions tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages from drug stores and explains Aspirin as a Bayer trademark.
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