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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
5
A disjointed account describes headaches backache and bodily weakness with mentions of blood issues and a medical consultation. Names such as Worcester Mass and Willers or Willits appear amid garbled narration, reflecting a fragmented medical diary or OCR transcription from a past era.
Fragmented OCR text discusses ruptures including man woman child and urges trying a free tree vomit stimulant a phen test and tightening torn areas naturally. It references emergency care and cautions about prevention while questioning the reader's knowledge and urging action.
Special to The Kierram reports pensions related to Bridgeport widows and dependents. Details describe monthly payments, eligibility, and increases, naming several individuals and local offices. The item notes amounts around 50 dollars per month and references wartime or veterans settlements in the area.
Navy bureau awards a $1,000,000 contract for aircraft. The document includes garbled text with names and partial addresses, but the central item is the naval contract for planes valued at one million dollars.
A defense procurement report states the Coast Guard has secured the last contracts for a fleet of 321 vessels. The document confirms completion of the procurement phase and outlines the new ships expected to augment patrol and rescue operations.
A court case from Minulin County concerns a husband suing his wife for wages tied to farming work. The proceedings reference rental and lodging disputes dating back to 1886, with mentions of the Williams and Cammy households and ongoing tenancy arrangements in a rural area.
Readable fragments show a Polish cabinet move provoking strong reactions in Warsaw. Mentions of the Duma, international council actions, and references to Poland’s status and border issues hint at a tense political standoff with officials in London and Warsaw cited amid wartime tensions.
A fragmented report details Governor Smith’s refusal to sign an extradition request. The article mentions a tense sequence involving a husband and wife, a court proceeding, and potential federal involvement as officials weigh the action.
Washington January 14 Rep La Guardia Republican of New York calls for strict immigration enforcement against roving royalists who travel to the United States to prey on social climbers. He probes the Grand Duke Bolly’s travel and payments, notes unemployed aristocrats funded by others, and questions whether they seek to overthrow republican government. Reports say archdukes parade in New York with a military rep and Russian royalists hire HQs at the Russian National Society in New York City.
The Connecticut State Grange urged moral and financial support for a new church edifice and community house at the Connecticut Agricultural College, with Rev Nortis I Alb ing secretary announcing the recommendation at the state Grange session. Officers and committees were elected, including Jo Arthur Sherwood of Boston to the executive committee, and a report on home economies presented by Mrs Jessie Griswold of Rocky Hill Grange.
A Terre Haute reader reports severe run down and nervous weakness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it restored strength, reduced pregnancy-related discomfort, and left her with a healthy baby. She offers to answer letters from women about the product.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a remedy for a child’s fever constipation and stomach issues. It references a pleasant tasting laxative and says it helps a playful child return, but the content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear specifics. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
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