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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
3
Fraternal editor notes meetings tonight for Bridgeport lodges including Lodge, Brotherhood of America, and Progressive Circle. Listings show locations at 1025 Main and 1119 Broad Street with parish council and related groups observing tonight’s schedule.
Incomplete report from page one notes the pope's funeral rites scheduled for today. Sources indicate Vatican negotiations and conclave activity influence the timing amid ongoing campaign disclosures.
Fragmentary note reports Acknowledges Salon and Jans Inh Papal in a context of religious or academic ceremony. Readable names suggest a formal acknowledgment event tied to a Sacrad Colles.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative alternative to calomel for liver and digestive troubles. It claims quick results, no tooth or stomach harm, and urges using Olive Tablets when feeling dull, heavy, or sluggish to relieve headaches and dispel a clouded brain.
A vintage ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded or gray hair. Describes simple daily use by dampening a commercial preparation and drawing it through a strand for natural color restoration by morning. Claims long standing popularity and easy application with low cost.
HIGHMOND Masalun 2h Mia Herbers Pore runs for town clerk and town phewstirer but faces opposition amid a heated Democratic primary. A prominent politician argues the seat would change hands soon, prompting talk of vengeance as the candidate contemplates starting at home.
An imagined panorama links financiers and farmers including Ogden Armiory, Marner Berne Baruch, Henry Wallace, C B McDowell, Julius Barnes and other notable figures. The piece envisions discussions on farming, cattle, manure, loans, and policy, with references to figures like James G. Pinchot and Eugene Meyer. It blends humor with a serious look at agriculture finance and leadership.
Kenner J. Gritfin leads a Junior Chamber movement to revive Americanization efforts after the war. Prominent Americanization advocates plan a community convention with foreign clubs and organizations to form a center aiding foreign-born residents to become better citizens. The aim is to unite diverse races through representation and gatherings in the Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
Fragmented speech at a gathering discusses vaccination as a political scheme, farmer concerns, and alleged dangers of inoculation. The event features Sydney Anderson and references to medical figures like Dr Elmer Lee, with critics labeling vaccination as dangerous and improper while proponents defend it as safer than disease.
A distressed letter from Leominster details a starving family’s relief efforts after a woman named Miss Gale received a pocketbook containing $2.80 and a post office money order. The writer pleads for help to prevent the family from starving, noting funds were diverted to cover basic needs and that postage had been paid on the money order. The scenario unfolds amid a central post office mailing and a last night trial context.
Dayton Ohio. Democratic candidate for president in 1920 and former Ohio governor Cox spoke at a Jackson Bay banquet. He accused the Washington administration and Lodge of treachery, urged readiness for the next fight, and defended the League of Nations stance while criticizing open diplomacy and unwritten understandings.
A Texas courtroom adjourned after a mother testified about an assault involving a child near Fifth Avenue and 470th Street. The accused, Teeaded ta Ye, and accomplices allegedly took the girl to apartments where they planned to harm her. The Children's Society physician, Dr. Graves Gibb, reviewed evidence as the case paused, with motion set to resume next Monday night.
Parish officers were elected at St George's Church Beselwood Canton and adjacent areas. Named officials include treasurer clerk and parochial officers, with mentions of wardens and a new set of trustees and officers across several districts.
Washington hearings focus on an Allied debt refunding bill as Senate debate centers on constitutionality and economic policy. Senator McComber leads the finance committee, while opponents argue Congress cannot transfer authority from the President. The clash highlights whether debt settlements can be funded without altering government powers.
The Ninth District Women's Republican club will hold a whist and pinochle card party at the hall on Main and Artic streets this Friday evening. The committee chairwomen are Mrs Josef Gray, Mrs Catherine Hoimer, Mrs Mailis Fox, and Mrs Joseph Foley.
The Ilen Theatre at Dessart in the Duchy of Amhall was destroyed by a blaze. Madam Herking, a well known singer, perished in the fire, with the tragedy reported from Berlin.
Fragmented notice cites the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut with a schedule reference and a location, Fairfield, 22a, 18 Howat Persona. It mentions morning and afternoon sessions and lists names a county official and a chair. The legible text signals a formal gubernatorial or legislative timetable and a public notice requirement.
President Alfred Veness and nine Democratic aldermen met behind closed doors in City Hall Mass night to discuss committee work and aldermanic salaries. Veness said the talks touched on reducing pay and abolishing several salaried jobs, with some aldermen expressing disappointment toward the mayor.
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