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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
6
Wartime restrictions easing spurs a building boom across the city. Valuations show a rising year over year total, with August figures up and monthly totals tracking higher than prior months as developers move ahead of expected demand.
In Chicago the national committee of the Prohibition Party met amid dry country concerns. Leaders pressed for a platform focusing on law enforcement and a constitutional amendment to bolster prohibition nationwide.
Fragmentary list shows names, addresses, and units connected to a Bridgeport soldiers home. Entries include Militia and private residents such as L. Jatin Byun and Joseph Thoapssock, with numerous street addresses and affiliations, suggesting a reflected roster or transfer notices among local veterans.
A disputed report states an American brigade has been formed within Lithuanian forces. The account claims American officers and staff participated, while the exact mission and chain of command remain unclear amid the peace conference context.
Ariane Huning, a 2 year old son of Leg Bhurley, a dreamer of the Connecticut Light Power Company, drowned yesterday in Bishay Pit pond Norwalk after tumbling through an old dilapidated bridge crossing the pond at the foot of Riverview Avenue.
Cardinal Mercier plans a visit to the United States to thank Americans for relief efforts aiding Belgians in World War I. He accepted invitations from universities nationwide and will travel from Paris to Brest before sailing to the United States.
Mrs W D Welns of Petersburg Virginia relates her daughter suffered severe right side pain for two years. Doctors urged surgery but Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped from the start and left her entirely well. The ad urges women with irregularities to seek the remedy and write for advice to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
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