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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
16
Advert suggests applying a few drops of Freezone to corns to stop pain immediately and claims the corn will lift off root and all at night without pain or soreness. The pitch emphasizes instant relief and easy removal.
Young readers hear a curious tale about Peter and his relative Chet Chut in a story told by Tater. The rambled narration mentions the Timbers of the Spar and a green buggy, with questions about whether Chut Chut hides near a bend and if a dagger marks danger.
Flood sweeps away shelters in Catowlee as residents cope with ruined housing and extended displacement. Local authorities issue alerts while aid groups mobilize to shelter families, provide meals, and distribute basic supplies amid ongoing rainfall and rising waters. One family recounts fleeing to higher ground as the river breached banks and tents were washed downstream.
State Highway Department officials announce awarding contracts this fall for a Calchester Hod Sopew corridor project. Bids from firms include details on road alignment, bridge work, and construction milestones, with completion expected in late next year.
Lawmakers questioned the department’s plan to reorganize the national guard and questioned the use of funds. Secretaries backed the program, but committee members argued the proposed expenditures would not be spent this year under current plans.
A garbled OCR note mentions Hatves Hubb and Co and a plan at a city avenue with costs and a road divider. It references a machine, a Passuth seated for a state, and figures around 832000. The text hints at municipal projects and equity between city and federal governments.
An ad features testimonials from women about menopause symptoms including hot flashes fatigue and headaches. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Samana Wash as remedies and urges others to consult the physician and use the product for relief based on decades of experience.
A brief passage notes the air is delivered to readers as free from adulteration or processing, asserting purity and unaltered quality without mention of source, dates, or actors.
A fragmented OCR reads as a health note about a family with illness. Names or precise details are unclear. The readable fragment mentions sickness affecting multiple household members and a general health concern without specific dates, places, or actions.
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