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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1927
Page
3
Hazardous old time advisory urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for bilious or constipated children and warns against counterfeits. It warns of feverish, cross behavior and stomach issues with scattered garbled text.
Fragmented note urges drinking water to ease kidney discomfort. Mentions headaches and urinary sediment. References salt and timing related to tides. Contains numerous typos and unclear terms. core idea is hydration as relief.
A brief cryptic note appears to discuss digestive capacity in a fragmented line. The readable portion repeats the question about a four or ten hour stomach, with garbled trailing text. No clear people, places, or organizations are identified.
Former Mayor of City 10, Mr Pyle, died after a brief illness at Route S19 Normal Street, Sueur. A funeral will be held at Read Memorial Chapel at 2 p.m. with Masonic lodge members acting. Interment at Mountain Creek cemetery. He led City 10 as mayor and founded the local company.
Turbulent dispute centers on Rockefeller control of two railway companies. Analysts say dividends and voting power hinge on Rockefeller’s holdings, with the likelihood he may dispose of one or both firms to preserve influence as the main shareholder.
The article presents Mussolini arguing fascism suits Italy while others must adapt to their own soil He says democracy cannot yield full gender equality and cites women’s suffrage as not essential The discussion shifts to the role of executive power and parliamentary limits in modern governance with emphasis on a strong decisive leadership.
TA convenient summary notes Senator Shaw to advance a bill establishing a permanent state statute reviser with annual compensation of 6010 and a commission to oversee revision duties. The measure targets abolition of the clerkship, shifting duties to the commissioner, and would be introduced in the Senate with judiciary committee action likely.
Connecticut records show 1 356 drivers had licenses suspended for drunken driving. 1924 suspensions totaled 1 088 for failing to report accidents and other offenses. The department notes age, total accidents, and evading hearings as key factors. 88 drivers were deemed improper bets for trust in charge of a motor vehicle.
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