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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
19
An old advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a remedy for constipation and general ill health, claiming it cleanses poisons, freshens breath, and improves complexion. It promotes daily consumption, offers serving tips, and notes nutritional flavor, with recipes on the box.
The Vatican faces a housing shortage for Cardinals as rents rise and modernization costs loom. Many cardinals lack homes, some housing in religious houses, with plans to build new apartments near the Sacred Palace to house all who must reside in Rome. Pope Pius weighs options amid wartime travel restrictions and rising living costs.
Rome reports the body of Irdind Bellarmina, buried for over three centuries in the Gesu crypt, moved to St Jenati Church per his will for interment near his pupil Bt. Louis Gongwes. The coffin, opened for inspection, showed remarkably preserved remains amid embalmed tissues. Cardinal Bellarmina, nephew of Pope Hus Tl, was a noted writer and scholar.
Fragmentary crime note describes a 20 something man under police gaze after attempting self harm with a dull knife. The report mentions alcohol involvement and unclear sequence around a train place. The readable text hints at a local incident and police processing.
A fire destroyed a Long Hill residence along the boundary between Tashua and Lang Hill, leaving a family homeless. Daniel Carbone, a barber, and his wife and children were displaced as firefighters battled the flames. Neighbors reported delays before water buckets sufficed. assistance arrived as the home burned and the family was cared for by relatives.
A nationwide drive urged Americans to eat more staples like wheat milk cheese and butter to reduce farm surpluses. The Farmers Mutual Council backed federal marketing reform, arguing higher consumer demand lowers prices for farmers while maintaining farm profits.
The article discusses calls to cut Italy's automobile duties following a study by American industry officials. It cites voices from Signa Fornaca and Am American Commerce representatives, noting European market conditions and potential implications for imports and domestic industries.
The Canal Zone church project aims to accelerate construction and furnishing of multiple union churches across Cristobal Balboa Gatun Pedro Miguel and other sites. Funds are sought from Protestant denominations and U.S. sources to complete a capital plan, with leadership from Bhen B. Quott Roy B. Guild and Alfred Kimberl, under the committee on Religious Work in the Canal Zone.
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