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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
6
A fragmented wartime message extols sacrifice for the boys in France, urging funds and resolve. It recalls Nathan Hale and calls for public support, charity, and patriotism, linking local figures to the broader struggle for freedom and democracy.
Dr. Andrew I Currier explains typhoid fever causes, transmission, and symptoms including incubation, rising fever, and abdominal gland involvement. He notes carriers, water and food contamination, and outlines the disease progression and risk to public health. He also answers reader questions on underarm odor, postnasal issues, and superstitious cures.
WAITINGTON April 18 Senator Overman of North Carolina sponsor of a bill granting the President authority to reorganize government departments stated he would not accept amendments next week. Opposition proposals would limit presidential power by exempting certain government cases, amid no clear progress toward compromise. A surgeon’s advice and a patient’s address are included in the public notice section of this column.
A wide eyed narrator recounts a rural day teeming with chores and mischief. Jubilee, Peenuts, and the calf story unfold from milking in mud to a skipped shuffle, a near theft, and a late return from school as a restless boy reflects on family, neighbors, and daily temptations.
In Common Pleas court the state of Connecticut sues John H. Hommo of Stamford administrator of Mary Webb. claim for care in an insane asylum from Nov 19 1941 to Oct 26 1947 totaling 1000 with 160 a week to 1955 and 3 4.78 a week until death, damages sought.
Wheark City Timber Co appeals the harbor street property valuation set by the tax commissioner. They challenge $111,000 and $355,000 assessments as excessive and seek court relief. The company argues the increases lack lawful basis and contend the city overvalues the entire property portfolio.
Thomas Jignes of Bridgeport District Ordnance offices outlined remaining openings for sub inspectors to boost output of guns carts and machine guns in Connecticut and parts of Massachusetts He noted the pool is narrowed as many suitable workers are already employed by government or war firms The job requires basic schooling practical knowledge of machines gauges and accurate instrument handling.
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