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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1925
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text from a historic issue mentions remedies and mentions a Devon association, damaged club house, and assorted garbled phrases. The readable parts touch on nasal catarrh, remedies, and a damaged building. No clear event or person is established.
Fragmented OCR text discusses gold export curves and policy debate across Europe, mentioning wages, depletions, and potential impacts on imports. It references 1920s phrases, possible ships and markets, and various disjointed terms related to economy and trade.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to Coolidge, radio talks, and government meters. The readable items hint at a historical political broadcast topic but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes to define a full report.
Albert S Tillen confessed to county detectives that he shot and killed his son last Sunday afternoon in their Ingram home, then turned the pistol on himself in a planned death by own action. Detectives said the confession followed a quarrel and that Tillen and his son had discussed dying together. He survived the self-inflicted wound.
A confused clipping reports President Coolidge centering on a booster plan and his faith in Massachusetts. It notes his reluctance to engage in politics and mentions press access to his portrait, captions, and the White House context, with unclear details about his endorsement and photographic handling.
A Huntington school board meeting discussed and approved the district budget request. The session covered committee actions, attendance, and anticipated impacts on programs, with updates on personnel and line items.
Estate records show the founders of the Hamilton Institute possess property valued at about 900000. The fragmented text mentions the estate, dates, and figures, with unclear supplemental notes attached to the value and beneficiaries.
Editorial discusses Coolidge view on Ford offer and government’s approach. mentions Wallington and policy tensions. references public figures and potential pressures on private arrangements amid wartime or economic concerns.
Twenty three graduates received diplomas in New Canaan and many plan further study at Stamford High School. The class motto was Clean Words and Clean Minds. The ceremony featured several students listed with honors and a reception hosted by the Womans Club.
A brief item notes that Cayews? Gaieb PENWIEEE hosts a 6 94 Humaoing event this evening featuring a guest, Donald Chatuy, and Luis Ait will address attendees. The gathering, referenced as a team event, is set for Feb 7 with Parks Culaniin listed in Asia of the EU tak.
The text urges drinking water and mentions kidney pain, body symptoms, and health anecdotes. Specific names, dates, or locations are not clear due to garbled OCR, but the piece centers on hydration as a remedy for kidney discomfort and associated bodily issues.
Four women at a country club event choose distinct hats for the golf and dance settings. The article promotes a range of women’s fashion hats, emphasizing variety, quality materials, and workmanship with the new Fashion hats priced at $10.
A vintage ad promotes Plastichrome crafts for women with outdoor and sports interests. It highlights knitted iron heavy yarn sweaters, white navy themes, and a wide range of handmade items such as plaques, candle sticks, bookends, and jewelry boxes. Free instruction classes are offered in Bridgeport Art Department.
Advertisement notes making delicate underwear from plisse crepe with plain pink blue and white options. Describes grounds in pink blue lender and mime terms with rosebud and butterth designs. Features wide 21e yard jacquard like plain white at 19 per yard.
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