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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
5
A fragmented report quotes Ervine arguing Americans show greater submission to authority than Britons, noting contrasts in social behavior and discipline. The piece references public figures and a range of observations, highlighting perceived cultural contrasts without graphic detail.
Great Fish Cakes hype touts Gorton's Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes. Claims quick prep without soaking boiling or mixing. Produces six to twelve cakes in ten to fifteen minutes for less than the price of half a dozen eggs.
A family friendly pitch promotes Gorton's Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes as economical and quick meals. The ad urges asking the grocer for two cans and notes a case of 24 cans saves work, helps the budget, and pleases the whole family.
A German report disputes that an interview with Kaiser Wilhelm II’s adjutant was conducted recently. The statement by the adjutant says the alleged talk with the Walder official was a two-year-old fabrication and not a new interview.
The Governor General urges tariff reform in a cautious address amid prewar tensions. She emphasizes constitutional bounds and urges orderly debate, warning against rash changes while acknowledging recent election implications and the need for stable governance.
Fragmentary reads indicate plans to reduce the army to about 141,800 personnel within the year. The text shows garbled notes mentioning Congress, veep, and directives, but the core assertion centers on an expected personnel cut and related congressional action.
Wages for shipworkers reduced by ten percent across a major yard fleet at Ever Plant quing, Mass and Wilmington Del, under the authority of the Athmue Court and associated shipbuilder officials. The cut affects longshore and yard crew with impacts on ongoing contracts and overtime rules.
The shoe manufacturing sector raises objections to a proposed low heel rule. Industry figures and dealers contend the measure is ill advised and risks harming existing markets and product options.
A garbled OCR fragment with numerous misspellings and inserted brackets resembling a historical newspaper page. It mentions names and places in a distorted sequence, including references to individuals and events, but lacks coherent context or complete facts suitable for a straightforward summary.
Readable fragments describe exposure aches rheumatic pains and medical items. Mentioned names include Tuttle Movitee Leon Bevel Pobattie Torney Sears druggists and local notices. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered phrases about remedies and patients.
Advert says Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards purport to replace calomel, claim to brighten skin, boost appetite, and ease liver trouble. Promises buoyant feel and no dangerous effects, urging one or two tablets daily. boxes sold for 15c and 30c.
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