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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
14
Skating continues at Seaside with the sea calm and the weather cold enough for ice. Captain Max Bam operates a refreshment stand at the nearby pavilion offering hot drinks and food. The rink has held well for two weeks, though changing conditions threaten the streak.
A patched OCR note reports unusual chatter about strawgerry items coming to local markets with unclear details. It mentions first appearances, consignments, pricing around a dollar to thirty one sixty nine per quarter, and scattered references to berry fruit and a biore.
A fragmented report notes a decline in contagious diseases with diphtheria cases easing. Mentions measles in other ports and overall health warnings as officials record lower incidence and paging licenses amid shifting disease data across regions.
The valuation of the estate of Anta Tansin of Dodgeport placed at 3986A. An inventory was made with Probate Judge by Administrator Josephuhins. Appraisers were John Fare and Hand Anderson. The total estate cash and rewards not yet distributed.
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as nerve force that restores vitality for women. It claims iron-based nerve nutrition improves memory irritability and fatigue, with testimonials and a money-back guarantee after two weeks if no improvement. It cites a Paris Academy origin and 4.7 million users, urging readers to buy today.
A Norfolk to Sapphire expedition sails the Ripple trawler to recover a shipwrecked Merida treasure. The crew aims to locate six square miles around the wreck, using modern devices to trigger a relay and scoop gold from the seabed. Expected prize is two million dollars in gold bullion.
Des 28 reports banishment of Dr K M Kishkin and nine associates from the All-Russian Committee for Famine Relief to Totma in Vladimir province. Included are figures tied to Moscow leadership and international relief efforts, with prior arrests ceasing and international diplomacy urged to intervene.
The S-48 rests at Lake company dock for overhaul before sailing to New London Naval Base for complete repair. Workers race to clear debris and secure machinery as repairs press on. A second sub, S-49, is moved to the pier end amid tense conditions at the harbor.
A local court records indicate the shooter in the Anderson case is to plead insanity. Police and court documents identify the suspect as Tony Lites, with charges outlined and a formal arraignment scheduled. The incident occurred on a Navistar avenue route, with authorities detailing early evening events and subsequent legal steps.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cafe keeper named Steve Harnick and a city event. It references a discharge and efforts to prove satisfaction of evidence in a case. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or dates.
University of Illinois researchers Ward and Tanner announce that coins may harbor bacteria and could spread disease. The study notes lower denomination coins exchange frequently and cashiers handle money more often, suggesting caution though no conclusive verdict.
A distressed report discusses a challenge to the legality of electing town officers under the old town form, including the town clerk and registrars of voters. It notes potential vetoes and unsettled issues, with names of candidates and observers named amid a community Christmas event and public meetings.
Inmates at INL hosted a Christmas observance with a communal meal and carols. The event featured a holiday dinner including turkey, minced pies, and mashed potatoes, with staff and guests sharing the spirit of the season.
Michael Jassigua of Milford and later Bridgeport is named to the Board of Selectmen in New City. The longtime public servant, with family ties to Milford, will serve as a member of the board for a four year term. He resides at 46 Harmony Street with his wife and two children.
In a terse ruling, the court affirmed a $101 penalty against a local defendant. The decision cites procedural grounds and upholds the original fine. No additional charges or actions are noted in the document.
A garbled excerpt describes a crowded night scene with ponds and a town context. Mentions Stratford, winter departure, and figures like Vines Meyer Aan and Militia with references to safe houses and aWise. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates.
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