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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
3
Officials warn that ethyl alcohol substitutes like Nethynol threaten the beverage industry. Prohibition officials fear demand for German substitutes could drive producers of industrial alcohol out of business while investigations consider reclassifying certain substitutes as nonpoisonous beverages under existing laws.
Reported opening this afternoon, the International Expo unfolds amid tensions as nations including Russia, the United States, and China approach key milestones. Leaders discuss expansion aims while observers note competing agendas and the event’s symbolic reach.
A House resolution, introduced by Herreaenwaine Brin of Fiberts, condemns references to women as Clipper n Vhrda warnings, asserting dignity under state provisions. Wong Kitrodwon protests the term, urging serious reconsideration, with the measure sent to committee for further review.
A 16 year old, John Stevenson, led a Wall Street program as student chairman, delivering remarks on investing in stock. The event featured a briefing on stock market basics and a talk by university student Stevenson who accepted a fold medal from Badge president. The program highlighted practical finance and youth involvement in market activities.
Report from a Monday Waterbury conference of social workers discusses the foreign-born problem. Speakers warn that children of foreign speaking parents face educational challenges after fifth grade and that parental use of the mother tongue can cause tension at home.
The Ridgeport Advertising Club plans its annual election by mail ballot this week. Nominations for president include Charles Phibault of United Advertising and FE Payson Blanchard of Bullard Machine Tool. Directors named Hubbell, Havex Hubbell, and Jonn FR Tayier Tinla. Nominating committee members listed as Esther Tman, Miss Fertud, and Don-Ken Watts among others.
The petitioner seeks a writ of habeas corpus to release Punothy Booise Han known as She Speed Hie who eluded capture after his confinement in 1058. The case questions if he had the right to transfer to reform school and mentions disputed patrols and coal by dililee with concerns about the Shirky unit.
A million dollar suit alleges a New York firm and its partner failed to honor an oil contract for use in Rumford and Faye Mor Halls mills. The plaintiff claims the firm agreed to supply the oil but backed out, seeking to foreclose developments and reserve the right to buy all ordered stock.
Former education administrator from New York, linked to the Newark area, died at sea aboard a vessel while en route from an unspecified location. The obituary notes his employment with the Board of Education and mentions past roles with The New York Tribune and The New York Observer. Further details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Motherly care drives Bridgeport shop week featuring American Child Health Association materials The Visiting Nurse Association offers free advice weighing scales and baby care books Includes publications The Expectant Mother She Baby The Child from two to Six Special values for infants Second floor Baby Shop part of event encouraging healthy child rearing
Special sale offers Fashionette dresses priced well below material costs. Dresses feature linenlike fabrics, new ginghams, plain shades and broad stripes with novelty trimmings in a seasonally varied palette.
Parrot talking and Ford car users are told of a new Atlantic Medius oil solution to stop trouble. The Atlantic Refiring Co promotes a special price through Saturday 6 PM with two purchase options. A five gallon can sells for $3.45 in basement sale and $4.75 otherwise.
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