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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
6
An article touts dull teeth and a cosmetic transformation through a dentifrice named Tapsodent. It claims coatings, tartar, and gum issues are removable, whitening is achievable, and urges readers to test and coupon a dental product to improve appearance and oral health.
Partial readable text mentions ages and dates with scattered names and places. The legible fragments reference people and numbers but lack a coherent event or clear context to determine a full summary.
Bridgeport freight agent of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad resigns effective today after eight years in service. Ted Hedderley began as civil engineer, then telegraph operator and freight agent at several stations. Henry Lauterbach named as his successor, with approval from superintendent and vice president. Hedderley intends to pursue undisclosed plans and is praised for cooperation with staff and shipper interests.
Report of Long Hill parishioners hearing the second address in the church series. Attendees include Mrs Cole and Mrs Walker, with Rev Wood Wilkhe presiding. Notes on speakers, topics, and community gathering at the Hartford area church event.
Wolcott is slated to address the Sportsmen's Banquet amid preparations by local committees and officials. The event emphasizes communal support and fundraising efforts, with organizers aiming to boost attendance and showcase regional achievements.
An investigation into the origin of a fire at Yale barber shop on Church Street began by city fire marshal Fleming and detective sergeant Edward Welch. The blaze caused about 10000 in damage. furnace in cellar ruled out, and the cause remains undetermined. The fire was discovered at 4 30 this morning.
The Pridgeport Chamber of Commerce will pursue a referendum to gauge member sentiment on a proposed bonding program. The chamber plans to ask the General Assembly committees to consider bridge and city improvements, with a hearing set for Thursday.
The Dormant Knights of St Petrek la mes, dormant since 1914, reorganize at Stratfield hotel. John J Redgate elected president, James C Shappon vice president. 49 members invited. Banquet set for March 17 at Stratfield Hotel with speeches and entertainment planned. Committees named for duties, program details to be announced.
Washington reports indicate Senate action on Stone's confirmation may come shortly with support from key figures. The record reflects delays and procedural discussions as the court picks up momentum toward final approval.
A garbled report notes Buckinghim among guests at a banquet tied to a new book launch in New York City. The piece mentions Wolf Indus and a service recognition in the senate, with unclear dates and names due to text corruption.
In a Senate petition, defeated rival Magnus Johnson alleges extortion of up to 75000 dollars from Minnesota bootleggers for Representative Thomas Schall’s senatorial bid. He claims money came from indictments for liquor law violations and accuses a dummy judge of backing promises of immunity.
A garbled report notes confusion over the dwelling identified as John Adams House in Piore Northchiptonsnnie, England. The George Washington Sulpative institution marks a dispute about whether the building located on the market square is the historic Adams residence, with confusion over dates and ownership.
An old advertisement details a children's medicine from the Sir William Weiline Co. It touts tablets as a gentle laxative for stomach disorders in children. The product is sold by Druggists for twenty five cents per box, with a booklet titled Heath and Sickness included.
A distressed reader reports a fraudulent doctor promising miraculous weight gain using fake compounds. The note alleges high sugar pills sold with false health claims to boost deli ite and body mass, urging caution against illicit remedies and unsafe supplements.
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