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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
18
A garbled 1930s style health bulletin lists counts of infections or cases by town, including Meriien 79 and Whomaston 32 with assorted ages and locations. The text is largely unreadable, but mentions the state health department and increases over the previous day.
The readable text is too fragmentary to identify a clear event, entities, or context for a proper two line card. No coherent people, places, or actions can be established from the supplied snippet.
An old remedy touts Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair naturally. Apply with a sponge or brush, strand by strand nightly. results claim the hair becomes darker, glossy, and lustrous after repeated use. The ad promotes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cheaper improved version.
The article reports Mme Caillaux expressing confidence that her husband will be acquitted. It notes defense arguments and the moral strain on both, with emphasis on the political and legal pressures surrounding the trial and its potential impact on Madame Caillaux’s family.
The formal transfer of a Connecticut prohibition enforcement officer will take place on a Sunday or Saturday when a representative from the internal revenue bureau for Washington will contract. The appointee will take charge of the work under the direction of the Connecticut headquarter in the Allv n house building.
In Washington on February 24, the adopted son of Vice President Marshall died in the capital. The 12 year old boy had lived with the vice president's family since birth and held a place in the household as a child of the family.
An old advertisement touts Besy’s Yellow Mustard as a fast acting remedy for backache lumbago and inflammatory pain. It claims heat eases pain reduces congestion and promises quick relief without blistering. Available in 30 and 90 cent sizes from druggists or the supplier.
Paderewski announces retirement from the stage amid a defiant self pledge to devote the rest of his life to composing music. The former Polish premier says he will not appear on the concert platform again and declines any invitation to reenter political life.
A fragmentary report notes Thaddeus Kosciuszko’s heart, long kept in a chapel near Zurich, is to be transferred to Poland. The heart, associated with Kosciuszko and linked to George Washington’s era, has been preserved since 1881 and will move in stages to its final destination.
An unclear Central region notice outlines rail traffic on central lines with references to Broce, 26 Tes, and Norfolk, noting impacts on Purif branch operations and intercity routes amid ongoing maintenance or disruptions. Entities include Central, Broce, 26 Tes, Norfolk, Purif branch. exact details remain unreadable.
A brief notice reports a fatal fire resulting in a death described as Tive burned to death. The fragmentary text provides limited details on location, time, or involved individuals, with no confirmed names or official statements available in the readable portion.
Readable fragments report three divorces granted on alleged cruelty. Cases filed May 22, 1904, involve Sayward and Leorevorin and list long histories of separation and settlements. One wife, widowed or formerly widowed, connected to Leon and Bridgapact in AK dealings. minor child Dor ey, age 12, noted.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a vessel Pharos and survivors, with unclear names Rick Tan and Beta, suggesting a coast line incident. Details are garbled. no clear event date location or outcome can be confirmed from the readable segments.
An advertisement asserts Father John's Medicine contains no drugs or alcohol, promoting its safety for all ages and portraying it as a trustworthy remedy option.
Fragmented dispatch describes Leonard Wood filing his certificate with the secretary of state for the Republican nomination amid West Virginia primaries and a Paris briefing on labor laws. Other items note a jury verdict in Connecticut for mistreatment of a girl under 14 and aviation labor protests at Newburgh shows.
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