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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
6
Prominent physicians laud Father John’s Medicine for use in wasting diseases and colds. The revision claim is supported by statements from authorities. letters offer full excerpts on request. The product is described as pure and wholesome with no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
The speaker claimed the Republican platform would modernize government machinery and the treasury to reduce waste and cut unneeded offices. He argued reforms will align with peace treaties and establish a system to adjust international differences when in power.
Park theatre opens Monday for three days featuring the 2 reel crime drama Partners of the Ni and a Stashing comedy. Leah Teaird stars in The Capit, while George Walsh leads the cast in The Sea Noose at Empire, with Tarnished Treputations and Dolores Cassinelli noted in previews.
Our crops review lists corn at 3,934,204,000 and cotton including seed at 3,922,915,909. Hay value stands at 2,320,987,000, wheat blends winter and summer at 2,028,522,000, while oats yield fell to 603,000 due to reduced production.
An old advertisement touts Kalpho as a universal remedy for fatigue from overwork. It claims the product improves appetite sleep and overall well being, calling it essential for mental workers and urging readers to buy Kalpho tablets from local stores.
A garbled ad promises relief for ear ringing and head noises. It suggests purchasing Parmint and a diluent to mix with water for a home remedy, urging readers to try it for relief and inviting those troubled to follow the instructions.
OCR reads a report on monkey inoculation with a flu pneumonia germ to study virulence. It notes the clinical setup, incubation periods, and that nine of 35 monkeys developed pneumonia while most did not succumb to the disease.
At the annual Bridgeport Club meeting Turner was unanimously elected president. Officers named: Frank C. Funkle vice president, F. F. Enggett treasurer, Burky secretary, board members W. P. Kirke, Thomas Douglas, John I. Toole, William Martin, and Gus Herthal. The club reported a modest year with 436 active members and plans to raise membership and revenue next year. Music followed adjournment.
A monthly report from Lie Meath department shows 163 deaths from all causes, down from 398 in February and 219 in March last year. Deaths by cause list 64 from institutions, with no deaths from scarlet fever or diphtheria and small counts for other conditions. Children under one accounted for 23 deaths, with data on ages 5 and older noted.
Providence April 7 Samuel FR Dorrance former vice president of the Rhode Island Tos nital Trust company and Merchants' National bank died after an operation in the afternoon. He was in Providence, and had been a bank officer for thirty years.
Milford department members met last night to plan a physical training course. Sergeant R. T. Hubbard will instruct the course and paraphernalia for the work will be secured.
A fragment notes Quebel Vor Asbestos praising the finest asbestos and fibrous mineral content from Qicboo. The text hints at origin, quality, and historical trade, without complete context or details on use or figures.
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The Bridgeport Comfort club held a meeting Tuesday afternoon when a donation for a needy image was realized and will be turned over to those in need. Mrs. WW McConi Crosby, Bers FP EL Hupins and OAT were hostesses. Otis sell bold its meeting tomorrow.
A fragmented OCR item notes an advisement range and ride details amid three unclear phrases. Key names or dates are unreadable, leaving a terse, ambiguous local notice tone with little verifiable context. The readable parts point to an event or instruction but lack concrete nouns for full summary.
A garbled line suggests a request involving Antonin Terogan and a preferred contact toward Wire Sanmgreng at Weetiivin. The text includes unclear references to a person, a favor, and a location, with little coherent detail to confirm a definite event or outcome.
A fragmentary report references wartime events and a Caenatlan Parish railway. The readable portion mentions a time since the war and a statement made locally about railway activity. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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