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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1926
Page
14
A concise shopping guide offers convenient gift ideas for finding the right present for a special person. It emphasizes choosing thoughtful items and matching them to recipients, encouraging careful selection and satisfaction.
Fragments describe gifts that last and various employment ads. Listings mention first class men for local store positions and Hustlers needed between 9 and 1. Several fragmented lines reference addresses and shop locations, suggesting a chaotic classified page with job requests and gift ideas.
A garbled newspaper page shows multiple rental offerings and ads. Listings mention first floor units, heated apartments with modern improvements, and prices around 40 dollars a month. Numerous names, addresses, items for sale, and miscellaneous notes appear in disjointed text.
An OCR fragment from a newspaper page lists numerous odd terms and names linked to a pet shop. It mentions Dr Southey, Boateng, Cote Hen Pear, and Perea, with scattered prices and items including butter and buttered goods. The text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks clear context or event.
A fragmented 1940s style classified page shows autos wanted and auto wrecking ads. Entries reference Fairfield Avenue, Kenai Stratford, and multiple repair, rental, and sales notices. Several lines mention book replacements, lost and found, and various service offerings including shoe repair and furniture refinishing.
A cluttered OCR page lists receiver sale details, auction lines, and multiple obituaries. Names include John Ward, Emma Gilbert, and Kerenzky, with address fragments and church service notes. Interment at Riverside and St Michael's cemeteries appear beside foreclosure and public notices in Bridgeport Connecticut.
About forty two scholars of political science at Columbia University issued a joint statement urging the United States to reconsider the wartime debt settlements. They oppose hasty or incomplete arrangements and advocate a conference to review the entire problem in light of current knowledge and future peace implications.
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