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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Father John's Medicine and health, with garbled lines referencing remedies, places, and names. The readable core notes a health theme and multiple stray terms, lacking clear events or individuals beyond generic references.
Health statistics show millions of malnourished children needing special nutrition. Parents should study Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil vitamins as a tonic food for all ages, not just medicine. A protective food for children and adults, priced 60 cents and $1.20 at druggists.
The Senate debated a farm bill proposing an equalization fee on certain products while bank bill supporters sought a quick vote. Tactics included consent agreements and threats of cloture as leaders from McNary, Hawgen, and other factions pressed for action before next week.
More than 2000 residents attended the North End party last night at the El House on Anton Avenue. Community leaders including Mrs Stiles W Northrop and Gen Wood spoke about community spirit, with entertainment by Stiles W Northrop, M Heckey, Sidney Celborn, Moore and Martin Hawk. The entertainment committee featured Joseph Haffner, Tesing, IS Mueller, James M Anderson and Futur Sudnaider.
A fragment from a college gathering reports a speaker urging all female students to wear bloomers. The remark highlights modest dress standards and references officials from Ohio State University with scant context and garbled wording.
Members of the Ninth Destriel Republica n club hosted party and entertainment by officers. Charles Thode announced committee appointments after officers took office with Dennis Kelly as president and Walter Murphy as secretary. Prominent attendees included William Weaver and George Polish among others. an exhibition was won by George Simko.
Winthrop W. Wright reports from sister Ass Elizabeth Mc. Wright a missionary letter dated January 3 from Aubwel China. She describes bandit attacks, looting, Chinese civil war, and heavy foreign presence as northern troops march and Cantonese fighting continues.
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