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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
3
A young actress, angered by demands that her legs be photographed, reveals she was pressured to fit beauty ideals. She describes directors pushing for leg-focused roles, the hospital scene, and how she wants to play serious parts beyond looks.
The House advanced a bill urged by a coalition of Supreme Court justices and allied associations to curb appeals. It aims to strip from the Supreme Court docket a class of public interest cases, reducing delays and reshaping the court’s caseload.
A jumble of advertisement copy promotes a kidney health remedy amid chaotic text. It cites myths about kidney disease, urges readers to purchase a product, and includes disjointed brand names and promises. The noisy OCR yields scattered references to water, discomfort, and potential sales tactics.
A probe into drinking by high school students at a Westernchester county institution prompts charges and investigations. Officials, including Miank C Donohee, face questioning as four cases emerge among students from Winte Plains and surrounding districts.
The Supreme Court today upheld a state law requiring a license for sale of liquor, rejecting arguments that federal prohibition would block the levy. The decision preserves state authority to regulate alcohol distribution despite the federal backdrop and debates over defendant rights and warrants in related cases.
A dec 11 1924 incident in Niagara Falls case saw Howard B P Waitt Caben company paymaster and others sentenced to death by electrocution. Marken Wasser alias Walton 34, and David Coodw, were among those convicted with after extensive trials in Auburn and Niagara Falls courts. The group faced charges including first degree murder in the slaying of the paymaster during the hold up.
Soviet authorities announce a broad amnesty in the Caucasus, extending clemency to former opponents linked with the anti Soviet armadas of Denikin and Wrangel. The measure aims to ease tensions, lift restrictions, and grant political rights as part of a nationwide pacification effort. The move signals a shift toward conciliatory reconciliation after years of conflict and upheaval.
Congress requires fourteen million dollars in expenses as lawmakers push funding for broader initiatives. The effort aims to cover administrative costs and program allocations across sessions, with debate centering on oversight and accountability measures.
A fragmentary notice reports a person accused of slights to an officer and forfeiting a bond of thirty five dollars amid shuffled text. Names and clear details are unreadable but the action indicates bond forfeiture in a minor municipal matter.
Chicago Daily Journal owner John Enustniai dies leaving most of his estate to a group of employees. Executors and editors are named to oversee the transfer as the Journal, the village’s oldest afternoon paper, will be published by Chicago Journal Company under a plan by S. Tastman. The will excerpt recalls family ties and historical notes from 1864 and earlier.
Pepper, a member of the Purete Helities committee, urged the Senate to ratify the Pines Pact. The plea, tied to a PR Treaty and women's welfare, defined his stance amid party discussions and anticipated debates.
Fragmented text appears to discuss stomach remedies and health claims with unclear references. The readable parts reference a grandest stomach medicine and invigoration, mentioning pills, tonics, and digestive relief, but precise details, dates, people, or places are not established in the legible lines.
The ad touts CAMPHONOLE as a remedy for colds and sore throats. It claims the ampoule loosens mucus in the chest and throat, easing congestion. It promotes its use for throat and chest discomfort and mentions related products and ingredients.
A partial OCR shows assorted shoe sizes and prices such as 6 1 2 6 7 79 3 4 3 1.19 9 1u 12 1 2.15 Segn Maot rete 1.05 1.59.
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