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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1924

Page

9

Dredging at Bridgeport Harbor Aims to 13 Foot Depth

War department engineers in Providence District back Bridgeport Harbor as a priority project. Columbia Dredging crew is widening and deepening to 13 feet mean low water from Steel Point to Meaview Avenue, cutting off the Yellow Mill mud bank and smoothing the northwest entrance. Future work targets Johnsons River entrance at Seaview Avenue to improve navigation.

War Department Providence Bridgeport Harbor Columbia Dredging Company Yellow Mill Channel Steel Point United Aluminating Company East Main Pembroke Street Pequonnock Yellow Mill American Tube and Stamping Company Power House Creek Meaview Avenue GQ Powell Johnson's River Johnson's Creek Seaview Avenue Yellow Mill Creek

Say Earth Has Six Poles Not Two

A National Geographic bulletin from Washington describes six poles in three groups, noting the North pole, the South pole, and two magnetic poles as wanderers. It discusses Admiral Peary’s brief Arctic visit, the aurora borealis, and extreme cold regions like Verkhoyansk and Fort Conger as examples of the polar family with shifting, cold-dominated zones.

Arctic North Pole South Pole Robert E Peary Esimo Nature Montara Sol Hon- OL Snow Palace Admiral Peary Ae Pally Beng Abon Esen Rowty Amundser Cope Pabert Hideon Ratord Ths Pont John Jones Wisconsin Minnesota Woods Earth Greenland Verkhoyansk Siberia Arctic Circle Fort Conger Chinnell Land Ellesmere Island

Canning Food Dates to 1818 Revealed by Boston Globe Letter

A faded Boston Globe account uncovers that canning began by 1812 and gained prominence by 1813 to feed seafaring men. The letter discusses preserving meat, vegetables, and milk at sea, notes English methods, and cites Thorndike and Vaughn as likely exploring a cannery here.

Fool Canning Boston Globe New Hallowill England Sas Milo John Oldinburgh Imag Apert France London Donkin Jr. & Gamble Lev Lo

Preservation Canning and Notable Supporters Mentioned

A historical note discusses canned meats vegetables and milk aboard long voyages. It cites Dr Vaughan of Franklin and links to Benjamin Franklin as intermediary in peace talks. It mentions Tarae Thorndike and John Wright Boott as prominent Boston figures and credits Francola Appert with early canning innovation.

Canamera Fim Sifp England Cape of Good Hope Vaughan Franklin Benjamin Vaughan Boston Maine Cambridge Eng Benjamin Franklin New England Brighton Hallowell Methien Tarae Thorndike Bevarly Gen Warren Napoleon Waterloo To &T Helena

Husband Arrested After Wife Killing During Walk

The body of Mrs. John Steff was found on Wu Street with a bullet wound to the head. Police later arrested her husband, Brefas, near Kinzua two miles away, charging him with the murder. The couple had separated, and he lured her from her sister’s home for a walk. The woman, 29, was not seriously injured beforehand.

Warren Page John Steff Wu Street Nods Kinzua Brefas Alster

Woman sues owner over bee sting incident

Mrs Augustan Muehl of Menominee files a suit against Phil Hudolph seeking 2000 damages claiming a bee sting caused her agony after an arm injury. The complaint alleges the bee acted with reckless and wanton disregard and that Hudolph’s ownership contributed to the harm.

BCE TOR Augustan Muehl Menominee Phil Hudolph Rutolphs Rulolph

TIELN DAS NITATED TO CHRYS VV THE WOW

The eastern United States weather is described with references to a large flowered species sold by floste from Japan and noted from New York Sun. The Faroe Islands and Gulf locations are mentioned with a rain storm pattern claiming 300 days of rain per year and a roughly imagined climate.

United States Floste Japan New York Faroe Islands Atha Stotlard Gulf

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