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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
11
An unsigned letter from a Trenton resident claims Matamel cured kidney troubles after severe symptoms and sleepless nights. The message promotes the Mexican remedy, asserts it required no doctors, and urges readers to “investigate” the product.
Fragmented OCR describes warning signals of a failing glandular system and potential medical issues. It mentions symptoms, nerves, and remedies with garbled names and unclear names of glands. The text references warnings, medical concerns, and preparations for glandular health.
The public defender notes a rise in cases with population growth but confirms no crime wave in Fairfield County. He cites evolved criminal methods since the war and urges stricter penalties. parents’ focus on stable professions is presented as a long term preventive measure.
A dense scan of radio schedules shows multiple orchestras and vocal ensembles along with morning and afternoon programs. Entries name groups such as the Banjo Quartette, Stellar Orchestra, and various soloists, with times across dayparts and cross‑city station references. The page also lists weather notes, market briefs, and general programming notices from stations like WNY and KDKA, reflecting a bustling network lineup.
Adeliid Dubuque treasurer for the St Jeip Baptiste Society in Monchaug was pled under $1000 bonds for speaking in superintendent court. Jurors find the treasurer’s audit a key point. district court date set.
Milford, Aug 11 Special The local police investigate claims by Fallin Horan truck driver of 42 Oak Street Wilfrid that he was held up on Norerton Hill by three men. He says a gun was pointed at him and $25 in cash plus his license and papers were stolen. He could not identify the vehicle or the suspects.
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