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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
3
Fragmented notes describe various prices for belts and goods with references to sites and payments. Mentions Looming discounts and promotional language. Content is garbled, lacks clear event or identifiable entities, and resembles an OCR noise item.
A garbled ad touts mid spots removal and skin care tips with odd phrases about tones, ears, and a dubious promise of guaranteed results. It mentions “robot soup” and shampoos as supposed remedies and urges readers to act quickly before “the lighter ones” vanish.
A historical home remedy claims lemon use tightens skin and reduces oil. It suggests applying fresh juice to the face, noting immediate softness and a lighter tone, with warnings to avoid overuse and skin irritation.
A narrative in this column outlines the growth of a boys club under nontraditional leadership and community support. It highlights contributions by Mrs. Lane Turnes and others, noting building activities on Midd Street and the club’s aims to provide guidance, civic engagement, and opportunities for youth through mentorship, scout-like programs, and local collaboration.
A seven man crew aboard a schooner was rescued from peril after the vessel was driven offshore. A coast guard cutter pulled the crew to safety as the ship broke apart. The incident occurred off the southern coast, with the schooner reported to have been from New Quay.
The Norwalk milliner filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court, listing liabilities of 108 72638 and assets. Co defendant Matthew Te Gitsoria, grocer of Truitt, was named in the case as doing business as the tonf tomato. The proceedings center on debts and asset recovery in a formal liquidation.
Irunk Squires Frepul announces a hands off stance in the race for the vacant chair in the tenth district. The piece notes candidates, party factions, and a push toward a specific successor amid internal Republican club discussions and future meeting plans.
A garbled report mentions a postponement involving several teams including Boston and Washington, with references to Philadelphia and Philadelphia scores. The fragmentary text lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm a coherent event.
New York report notes auto costs fell 29 percent while living costs increased, with 1918 figures showing declines in motor vehicle prices and sales. Exports in 1924 reached record highs as 380 80 autos sold abroad, and federal taxes on motor vehicles rose.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders an investigation into newspaper rates for line-haul services. Proposed increases target 60 percent in average prices, affecting cities including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and Atlantic coast routes. The plan covers western territories and western newspapers, with scope to raise per hundred pounds rates and apply to press shipments and related carriers.
A foreign trade analyst argues Germany does not threaten the United States as a commercial competitor. The discussion centers on the New England Foreign Trade Conference and remarks by U.S. Commerce Department officials and industry leaders.
A case in New York reports midget bandits indicted for murder amid political and legal turmoil. Authorities outline the suspect group’s alleged actions while political figures debate the case and possible outcomes.
In Malden Massachusetts, two men were found dead among the ruins of a rubber plant after an explosion. The identified victims are Ernest Wostemat of Malden and John F. Nown of Widen. They were believed to have died at the scene and were taken to the hospital.
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