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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
6
A fragment mentions George McManus Bringing Up Father and speakers Representatives Albert Joanson and Benjamin Kr. wel of White on a program for addresses. It quips that egg prices rising may force more storage methods, hinting at a site and refrigerator comparison.
Judge J. F. Rutherford of New York predicts millions will live forever starting in 1925 as the Jubilee year, restoring all things and abolishing death. He says the end of the world begins with the 1914 war and continues to bring tribulations until the Golden Age. He cites biblical timelines, Jerusalem as world capital, and urges Christians to live by fundamental principles.
A speaker voices concern over the League of Nations bearing world perplexities and urges the American people to repudiate domination. He praises US devotion to freedom yet warns of global ambition influencing policy amid economic tensions tied to Wall Street’s influence. The fragment hints at Raboon and broader geopolitical anxieties.
In a dispatch from Tarkio Missouri Rev Dery T Con American Press reports he accuses Japanese troops of slaughter in Manchuria. The account cites his testimony to the Japanese consul about attacks on Koreans and Christians and claims a savage march across the Manchurian border.
A report outlines demands for a high level development program for national parks. The Park Service seeks a $2,500,000 increase to inaugurate its plan, citing vast areas and amenities across sites such as Grand Canyon Zion and Yosemite, with costs to cover maintenance and administration.
A national conference on immigration to be held here aims to study a century of immigration and its effects. Panels feature notable figures and members of Congress, with speakers including Immigration Commissioner Wallis Isard and other leaders.
A fragmented OCR line notes a financial or legal notice involving a sum of $19,000 and named parties in a national context. The readable terms include a person or entity identifiers and monetary figure, but the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled text.
A faded ad claims Camphorole relieves colds and sore throat by vapors. It promises quick breathing relief and cites physicians recommending the remedy for bronchitis and fever. Atlantic City ads push rapid action against cough and congestion.
A garbled Detroit Free Press passage shows a police context being misrepresented by OCR. The readable bits reference a color combination and a note about deception or misunderstanding. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm details.
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