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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement promotes taking California lemon juice in hot water each morning to fight morning dullness headaches bad breath and acidity. It asserts lemons are alkaline in the blood and suggests using one lemon daily for ten days to relieve high blood pressure, advertising seedless tart fruit for purchase.
Fragmented dispatch describes aerial operations and defenses on Oahu during maneuvers. Conflicting reports mention Blue and Black fleets, damaged aircraft, and fortifications as forces test positions and communications under noisy conditions.
The article details an experimental long distance radio reception trial involving stations WLAS WGM and WIS along with Paul and Len. Signals traveled hundreds of miles and potentially set a record for amateur craft radio, despite interference from multiple sources and test constraints.
Fragmentary report mentions connections for an audio amplifier battery with voltages listed as 50 and 4S volts. The garbled text references players, a foyer, equipment, and a China blowers item. No clear incident or outcome is discernible.
A fragmented listing of New York and regional radio programs detailing time slots for music talks sports scores weather reports and various hourly segments across stations WI Z WEAF WMCA WGY WBN etc. Includes orchestras concerts weather forecasts and regional market reports with multiple explicit station identifiers and program titles.
Nasalan station commander Captain George Vo Steele says four definite decisions hinge on tomorrow’s weather for the dirigible Los Angeles. If conditions are favorable, the ship will leave the hangar in late afternoon bound for Mayaguez with Patrogha ship from Bermuda today, a 1400 mile flight expected in 22 to 30 hours oversea.
A fragmented report notes mail sacks dropped near a family home as the next post arrives. The painted mail boxes and porch hold a marker of routine rural mail service and its small, everyday disruptions.
Washington April 26 Inter state Commerce Commission cut freight rates on cigars in carloads to June 4 1945 and ordered carriers to adopt new minimums while preserving other class ratings The decision follows a 1944 Tobacco Merchants Association complaint seeking lower carload rates and a third class rate For now the commission kept a reduced third class rate at 7000 pounds but indicated broader shifts toward lower per carload costs due to loading unloading and moisture preservation benefits and reduced pilferage potential
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