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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
13
The readable text is heavily garbled with scattered names, places, and terms. It mentions possible tavern, patterns, time, votes, and various persons, but the fragmentary nature prevents a clear event or outcome.
Births listed for Toseph and bleeth th Duguay on 1st Seobt avenue and for Willard and Mildred tercen shown with dates and places. Marriages noted for Tow Ute Centesis and Sopa Wolfe with placeholder names and partial details, indicating a local notice of nuptials and family entries.
A fragmented discussion on infant care and feeding habits. The text highlights repeated references to a baby sleeping, feeding, teething, and nightly routines, with advice on bottle use and rest patterns. Several lines mention parental concerns about schedules and health effects.
Readers of the leherm are invited to write for a personal response. Letters should be addressed to Mis Morth Weyer tidied Budseport Tenia.
A garbled excerpt mentions Maxson Poshall Judeen and The Fun Shop. It includes stray phrases and fragmented words, reflecting OCR noise. The readable elements point to a possibly promotional or authorial reference without a clear event or outcome.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a hazardous mine shaft mishap leads a miner to plunge into a bucket rope. Onlookers recoil while the trapped man survives, declaring a “drop in the bucket” moment as rescue efforts proceed amid tense, fearful faces.
Georo Troxell of 134 West Field Avenue remains in Hartford Hospital after a highway crash near Warehouse Pont left two men dead and a cousin wounded. Troxell suffered serious injuries and will be unable to spend the holiday with family.
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