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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1924
Page
12
A testimonial from Mrs. Price of Scootac via Lock Haven Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after childbirth and easing prior pains. The letter notes prior severe symptoms and thanks the remedy for helping in birth and recovery.
The article urges mothers to act early when a child shows symptoms such as throat soreness and fever. It claims home remedies can prevent pneumonia and lists conditions like croup tonsillitis and rheumatic pains. It promotes a product called Mothers Musterole for babies and toddlers and mentions preparation and usage guidelines.
A benefit entertain ment for St James church is set for this evening at Sterling Memorial Hall Stratford. Mrs Jane McShamir organist arranged the program with solo dances and recitations by local performers. Proceeds from sales and auctions will aid the church project to fund a new parish school.
Muse Bridger A Lester assumes the role of secretary for the municipal insurance commission and serves as chairman of the Republican lawn committee as part of a sequence of weeks of duties.
Fragmentary reconstruction of a school diary with disordered lines and detached phrases. The text shows musings on weather, sports, and social scenes with scattered names and actions, indicating a chaotic late night writing exercise without clear narrative.
Mrs Paul Hedges Gibbs of White's club house returns after visiting avenue yesterday. Miss Maude Kime and others attend bridge and mahjong. Refreshments led by Mrs Frank Lees. Harold Weidlich at Day Street has entered Catlow University for dental surgery. A reception follows a second lecture in a new course. A high tea hosted by Miss Fee Led at the club. American Legion events and a whist party planned at Hill Street clubhouse.
Brookfield authorities report a perplexing case tied to a local hospital incident and a civil scheduling issue. The proceedings involve a judge and select board members, with aside notes on a family pair often seen together and a hospital reference.
A jewelry theft occurred at the residence of Mrs Murras as a parcel containing a diamond and other articles vanished. Police were alerted this afternoon after the owner reported the loss and noted the house had been entered during the day.
E F C club organized at the home of Mrs Thelma Olsen with Miss Olsen presiding. Miss Tooth was elected treasurer and several members named to athletic roles. Officers include Miss Tulen Gorman elected secretary and Miss Violet Gowin, Miss Sheloig Olsen, and others listed. Next meeting set for July 6 to discuss the flag city theme.
A child was taken to a Philadelphia hospital last night following a failed pin incident linked to Greenville. The attempt prompted police and hospital officials to inspect plans for further action, with investigators examining evidence and statements from those involved.
Readable fragments describe a themed party with costumes for 1964 and mentions of participants, activities, and setup. The text is garbled but centers on a social event hosted by an ad club with planned costumes and games.
Unclear text notes a pinochle tournament starting tonight with scrambled phrases and broken names. Some readable items reference individuals and places, but most details are illegible. The fragment provides no verifiable dates, organizers, or results.
Fragmented notes show a library board discussion about land donated by United Church interests. The snippet mentions a property stake and a proposed site with unclear dates and local officials. Further readable details remain obscured in the OCR.
Stamford youths Jin S John Murphy and Achilis Bintholo were detained after attempting theft at the Kerman Clothing Company store in Fast Port Conn. They faced charges related to breaking and entering and theft. authorities indicated the incident followed a separate earlier arrest nearby.
A divorce filing alleges desertion in a civil action. The petition names several parties and cites abandonment as the grounds, with unclear local details and dates referenced to support the action.
Fragmentary notes indicate D Elia is gathering data for a 1924 city manual. The readable text hints at a data compilation task with references to a viewer and distribution, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. Further context is needed to confirm scope and recipients.
A garbled OCR passage mentions two tomb, a bat, a foul ball, and samples. It reads like sketched sports jargon with names and numbers mangled. The fragment hints at game terms and referenced items without clear attribution or complete events.
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