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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1927
Page
4
A Wyocena Wisconsin man with rheumatism, aged seventy, writes that Sloan's Liniment gives lasting relief. He says the remedy stimulates circulation and fights germs, giving warmth and comfort without greasiness. Pain eases as joints loosen and muscles relax, with a full recovery in sight.
A fragmented OCR segment describes a car incident involving girls and a man held after a stunt car event. It references memories of Waterloo and a national display of artificial flowers. The text is jumbled with names and unclear actions, limiting clear facts to a placeholder report about a vehicle collision and a suspect in custody.
Dr Graflin of New York is chosen as principal speaker at the Miron Agricultural meeting banquet in Hartford on January 7. The event, part of a three day gathering with 13 associations and 1,000 farmers, features officials from city and state and Hartford Chamber representatives. Local groups, music by the Girly Glee Club and Warmonica band, and discussions on agricultural issues mark the banquet as a highlight of the meeting.
Suspicious sister helps trap a Madison based bigamist. Mrs Anna Holidge, widow of Rockford, Illinois, traveled to Wisconsin to pursue evidence against Cortyeeticht Vertes who married her sister and a second wife in Wing Minn Resta. District Attorney Robert P. Clark said Vertes, linked to a wife and three children in Madison, faces inquiry as police track his past marriages and missing records.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Moody connected with a Ponzi query at ATI. Mentions Houston, Charles Penal, Gor Dan Moony, and a vote or exam context. Details unclear due to degraded source.
A dense listing of programs across WEAF WRNY WMCA and other outlets includes orchestras, soloists, operatic and dance numbers, weather and market reports, lectures and religious devotions. The grid features artists such as the Banjoliers, Gypsy String Ensemble, Katherine Fee, Noah Swayne and many others with varied times from early morning to late evening.
In New York on January 23, Professor Gaetano Salvemini, former historian at Messina Pisa and Florence, denounced Mussolini as the protaganist of a military black hand and a skilled demagogue. Respondents Bruns Roselli of Vassar and Count Thaon de Revel praised the Fascist regime, while Salvemini said Italy has produced two great motion picture actors Mussolini and Valentino, and recalled a bold black shirt demonstration over Valentina.
Rome reports a sweeping reshuffle of Italy's diplomatic corps with retirements and new appointments. Count Manzoni succeeds Baraomin o Avrestiana. Don Marino Chiiarmonte becomes general to the tareten office. Professor Attenien, formerly secretary general of the League of Nations, named ambassador to Brazil. Marquis Mediel Del Vascedo named ambassador to Spain. Cerruti, minister to China, named ambassador to Russia. La Torre Lavagne, ambassador to Japan, placed on retired list.
Avon Connecticut reports the Pope Strooks Foundation has spent 3,000,000 on a boys junior college near Farming ton River on the 8,000 acre estate gifted by Mrs. John Wallace Riddle. Stephen J. Cabot leads opening plans for fall with 200 students initially and 400 eventual enrolment. Athletics stay minor and the program emphasizes manual labor, agricultural and forestry instruction, and individual study under expert teachers.
Police report several recent break ins as intruders gained entry using keys to reach homes. In this incident Mrs Albert Ke of 8 Connecticut Avenue says a wrist watch a string of pearls and an ivory jewelry case were taken while the residence was unoccupied.
In Waverill Massachusetts two boys discovering the snowbound body of Alphonsus Paulkner fifty five of Richmond Maine after five weeks missing. His pockets held bank books deposits of 1600 dollars a 1000 government bond and 26 dollars in cash. Police think he wandered into the yard during a snowstorm and froze to death.
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