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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
15
New York reports U S Steel Corporation unfilled orders for June totaled 6,396,264 tons, down 595,090 from the previous period. The figures reflect a reduction in orders within the period, signaling softer demand for steel products.
About 250 members and Sunday school of the First Baptist Church attended the annual outing at the park on a Saturday afternoon and evening. A dinner under the trees followed by athletic contests was served. Committee in charge included Harry Pareeh superintendent of the Sunday school T. T. Phillips H. T. Worts and Charles A. Decker and Mr ON Lampman.
A group of shoe manufacturers merchants and tanners met in connection with the National Sheep Leather exposition to decide on browns and blues for women’s winter footwear for November and December. After three hours of deliberations the committee announced its findings.
The Pleasure Beach program includes Mickey & Connie, De Winter and A Gardin, plus a miniature railroad ride and a live horse act. New vaudeville features and a fancy program at the Grind Dance Palace promise evening entertainment, with the Kingdom Within and Hhippodrome attractions also on offer at local theaters and venues.
Westerra Telegraph Company manager dwar Wickeliffe and Lindeepart Hee will speak on the main topic of the Telegraph at the club meeting. Mrs Peter M. dsuyvey will head the meeting and preside over the program discussing the platform and related topics.
Coroner Phelan and witnesses recount diverging versions of the April accident in Westport. Relatives including the dead boy’s mother and sister testified that the child was on the grass when a car struck him as it swerved to avoid a second vehicle. Witnesses described the driver and the truck’s condition, with testimony pointing to a possible mechanical or driver error as the cause.
Heat lemons before squeezing to improve juice yield. Do not scrub work covers with hot water. Wipe away juice spills, soup stains, and grime promptly for quicker cleanup.
A fragmented 24 word notice reports that Dry America earned a top award at an international competition for liquor production. The text mentions Jilly and January centennial records, with reference to Pittsburgh and the UK, but provides little coherent detail beyond an accolade for a medicinal wind product.
Fragmentary report mentions a New York case and a person named Margery Het, with references to Lawes, Stanger, and possible bribery. Details are garbled, assignment to a select party noted, and payments referenced as Vivitars. No clear events or outcomes are determinable.
Advertisements extoll Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women workers facing fatigue and health derangements. Personal testimonials from Carolyne Mangels and Eleanor SreblaK describe improved conditions, with others noting relief from pains, headaches, and dizziness after use. Readers are invited to request the company’s free medical text.
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