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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
5
A suppressed health warning links Indican poisoning to headaches and stomach issues, urging use of Carters Little Liver Pills to cleanse the system. A Managua to Panama voyage disaster is described with sailors lost at sea and bodies not identified.
Sharon residents urge state investigators to probe the Water company after a $80 000 blaze destroyed homes and a business. Rumors point to a break in the main pipe and possible leaks, while officials consider the plant’s condition and safety as the cause.
A boy was killed in a night incident after being mistaken for a bear. The event occurred near Withali as Wes Artarons Wid nitook inn beer Poughis wita wag ito trong, with limited readable details and no clear authorities or dates available from the fragment.
A scrambled puzzle page lists numerous clues spanning geography animals foods and objects. The garbled OCR text includes hints on shells wool spinners insects springs and beverages, with scattered numbers and stray phrases indicating a large mixed word grid.
Puzzle page note repeats two lines inviting solutions. The cryptic line “fy cat ALIEIATTHEIS TSUN IE” appears garbled, suggesting an incomplete puzzle clue or misprint without a clear question or answer. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
An advertisement promotes Marmaria Tar snypttn tablets claimed to reduce fat by the Marinola product line. It includes dosages and suggests private sales of ten milliliter bottles for body fat reduction.
A letter from Mrs. J. T. Procien of Pittsburgh reports dramatic relief from dizziness poor appetite and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad claims a 98 of 100 success rate among women buyers and notes widespread druggist availability.
Yale announces class of 1926 election results listing numerous individuals from towns such as Middletown Penna, New Haven, Saybrook, and Noroton. The shuffled names include James Guid Leave Syraius, Donald Macknto, William Aron Autehinson, and Jerome Douglass Thar.
A parish report shows Sacred Heart Church clearing debt in 1924. The annual statement lists receipts totaling $40 000 for capital expenses and $2 096 for other costs. An amount of $2 322 was paid to the bishop for charitable aid, with $1 237 sent to the Near East Relief fund and $154 to the Community Chest.
A disrupted wedding ends in tragedy as the groom is killed before the ceremony. Local officials say a woman named Helen Bren was involved. the investigation is ongoing and no arrests are announced.
The Public Utilities Commission held a hearing on a water rate petition. Officials discussed operation costs and consumer impact while noting tentative approvals and further review planned for the coming sessions.
The community mourns Charles Wo Dupuy, former city official, who died in New Mexico from war service effects. Dupuy, born Fabon in 1804, married Eunice Parish of this city and was a well known social figure. He was one of three children. Kunite is a student.
The President's Cabinet favors increased annuities for retired federal employees and urges Congress to raise retirement pay during this session. Secretaries argue higher pensions would relieve distress among annuitants, noting current averages and the fund's self funded nature.
The Weather Bureau ends its daily forecast card service citing competition from newspapers and rising costs. The move follows slumping popularity of mailed forecast cards and reduced reliance on bureaus for routine weather data.
The Connecticut River drop in water levels threatens to shut down local mills today. Authorities warn that continued low flow may halt operations and impact regional industry if the river does not rise soon.
An advertisement touts Allenrhy a cure for rheumatism promising rapid relief. It features testimonial claims by James II Allen and asserts the remedy purges uric deposits through natural channels with no charge if not proven.
An advertisement touts the power of red blood and diet to boost strength and energy. It mentions Wirt and a tonic regime claiming enhanced vigor, promising improved performance and stamina with daily intake.
An advertisement touts cod liver oil tablets as a health booster claiming they aid weight gain in children and improve appetite. It urges readers to ask for McCoy or other brands and to buy from druggists or drug stoves with prices listed as cents per box.
A loosely written ad proclaims a beauty doctor offering a dubious formula to darken skin and restore youth with a home mixture of water, a lime box element, Liv rum, and pheerine slege. It claims to alter appearance without coloring, urging readers to buy from drug stores and apply weekly.
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