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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1927
Page
3
Professor Avers from the University of Brin Atawi argues in Middletown that fundamentalist religious campaigns damage science and secular knowledge. He cites reduced intellectual honesty, the clergy’s stance against research, and a push for supernatural explanations as factors undermining public schooling and scholarly inquiry.
Fire department units battled a chimney blaze Saturday night at a local storefront, with two chimneys involved. The alarm was quickly contained and the fire ended with no injuries or property damage reported. Several venues assisted, and the cause remains under investigation.
A disruptive fire incident at a city gas facility affected several residences in the area. Investigations focus on the cause and timeline as emergency crews work to secure the site and restore service to affected households.
An old time ad copy promotes Wine Gentin as a comforting remedy for influenza season. It emphasizes warmth, cheer, and a mental and physical lifeline in every dose. The tone seeks trust with references to doctors and community usage.
War veterans warned they may lose rights to the Federal Adjusted Compensation bonus if action is not taken before January. Sergeant Jesse James announced the opening of a information center at the local Army recruiting office to assist eligible veterans with the application. Eligible veterans who served more than 60 days from April 5 1817 to July 1 1919 must have begun service before Armistice to qualify. applications must be filed by January 1928.
Secretary urges delay in opening new oil fields citing overproduction and a need to regulate leasing and development of Osage Reservation resources in Oklahoma. Annual report shows department cuts and calls for disciplined use of natural resources, with emphasis on pensions, education, health and social welfare for Indians and continued funding for reclamation and education projects.
A chaotic incident in Shanghai on December 4 reports a mob storming a Hinkow cotton mill after dismissals of women workers. Anti Red union officials were dragged into the open. armed police presence limited further violence as authorities tally casualties and ongoing unrest.
Edward J Keleher city manager of the White Motor Company was held on charges of embezzling about 812 000 by Judge Robb is held under $3000 bonds yesterday. The case before the Superior Court details discrepancies in Selercus accounts and alleged appropriation of funds from used car purchases.
Washington dispatch reports an unusually heavy slate of nominations to fill ten key government posts plus hundreds of posts across posts, including postmasters and military and diplomatic officers. The article notes expected Senate debates over several ambassadors and farm board nominees, with changes anticipated in the State and Treasury leadership and potential new judicial appointments.
A Spanish princess once sought by Chicago society used Mrs Frank Townley Brown to spread poison pen letters attacking the Dahlbergs. The letters allegedly caused the Dahlbergs to suffer public scandal and financial loss. Brown’s attorney filed a declaration alleging the Dahlbergs concealed the matter, prompting the $200,000 lawsuit.
Four persons were injured when a sedan overturned near Farmington while traveling from Plainville toward Hartford. Jerome Davidson of Plainville drove the car. witnesses say the vehicle veered left and rolled onto its side. Occupants Bethy Davidson, Henry Davidson, and Jerome Davidson Jr. sustained multiple injuries.
An incident in Corning New York reports a man attempting to resist capture during a local garage sale by chaining himself to a door. The awkward stunt left the man in danger of losing leverage as bystanders watched a tense standoff unfold through the day. The event, tied to ongoing police activity, concluded with authorities taking control of the situation.
Three quarters of a yard of 39 inch printed radium makes a stylish scarf. A wide display features hand painted china gifts including 23 piece lustre tea sets for 9.95, flower bowls, cake sets, salad sets, bridge sets, mayonnaise sets, sandwich trays, waffle sets, coaster sets, celery sets, salted nut sets and more. Prices range from 75 cents to 9.95 with many items around five dollars.
Amer i can families have long valued RCA radios as the finest in entertainment. The Radiola 30 A offers a new improved loudspeaker and simple operation just plug in and it is ready. Complete and ready for operation. Fourth Floor.
Movie making kits and cameras feature in this holiday gift guide. Cine Kodaks and Browne cameras are highlighted with price ranges from two to five dollars up to thirty dollars for main floor and rear models.
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