Bright Freshie Pasteurization Mystery Unfolds
A quirky note questions what Bright Freshie pasteurizes, claiming it is a mishmash phrase about milk and safety. The text reads as playful confusion over pasteurization and product labeling.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
5
A quirky note questions what Bright Freshie pasteurizes, claiming it is a mishmash phrase about milk and safety. The text reads as playful confusion over pasteurization and product labeling.
A fragmentary line references a cow and hen among pasture duties, with unclear sourcing. The readable terms suggest a rural setting or proverb style, but no coherent event or names are identifiable. The item remains a brief, isolated snippet from a larger page.
Nod Tester New York December 10. George Eastman outlines motives for education as enriching humanity by expanding opportunities for a well rounded life. He cites $15 009 600 in gifts to institutions including MIT and argues for balancing technical and liberal education while guiding future student selection.
Twelve automobiles were burned early today in the Heublein garage on Gold Street. Several owners slept in a hotel adjacent to the garage as firemen kept the blaze confined to the garage room by thick stone walls. Estimated damage to the cars runs from 36,000 to 20,000 dollars with only a few hundred dollars to the building.
A morning fire at Bridgewater Normal School in Massachusetts destroyed the model school building and two dormitories. About 300 students living in the dorms fled safely across the street to a new dormitory. Total replacement cost estimated around 750000 with 500000 in immediate damage. The institution, hosting 580 students, will provide temporary arrangements for about 600 displaced pupils.
A cottage on Lordship Beach burned down around 10 this morning, Bradford Crawford’s building, amid a local mystery. A strange man and woman were seen at the scene and vanished, raising suspicions among Lordship residents. Crawford says the cottage was closed for winter and he only entered last night. damage likely over $1000, with partial insurance.
Hartford police and prosecutors seek extradition of Yee No Hong, accused of murder in a case that also involved Yee Do Hong, with witnesses and affidavits filed in Boston. Court actions follow a New England patrol and a Christmas Eve program note from a local church.
Four former navy destroyers sold by New London Ship and Engine to Abuc Trading and Sales of Baltimore. Vessels Held, Flusher, Preston and Lamon to be scrapped. work crews to tow and remove within days. Ships bought five years ago to become passenger vessels with Nelseca-Diesel engines. financial reverses halted plans.
Derby December reports two children injured by moving cars. Frank Gablanco, 19, struck but unhurt by Joseph Asmay’s slow auto on Housatonic Avenue. Julia Kapach, staying on Water Street, hit by John McCloskey driving a roadster. treated at Griffin hospital with stitches and no other injuries. Homer Lurix. charged with driving without a license after car skidded on trolley tracks and threw George Grown to the pavement. judgment suspended. Mariano Drecchi, three months worked, charged with non support. ordered to pay $10 weekly. released under bonds $350.
Mrs Rosario Amato fourteen year old victim of a trolley car collision on the Milford to Lake line died at Dr Parlato hospital. The truck driver John Antonucci of Ansonia stopped briefly then vanished as crowds gathered. police have not found him. Amato suffered multiple lacerations abrasions internal injuries and brain concussion. The trolley conductor William Driscoll identified Antonucci and confirmed the crash details.
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