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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
9
An advertisement touts Bear Oil as a potent hair ingredient claimed to reverse baldness and prevent scalp issues. It markets two boxes of Kotalko with proof box and references a $800 guarantee, urging purchase at drug stores and via mail order from Brittain Inc in New York.
Milford police report two Devon residences broken into on Bridgeport avenue. Fred Le Pan former postmaster and store owner saw entries with windows broken. Cash amounting to nearly 8 dollars, a 380 dollar envelope check 40, and 4 dollars from till were stolen. Jewelry including gold walsh chain cuff links and a 200 dollar diamond ring valued items missing. J Gennard reported 13 dollars in cash stolen from his Bridgeport avenue home near Devon public market.
In Bede Park, New Jersey, Roosevelt rebutted Harding's charge that Wilson forced Democrats to accept his view. He argued the League of Nations should be the campaign issue and accused opponents of personal grudges. He cited divisions among Republicans on the league and noted Taft and Johnson shaping their own stances.
County Commissioner Frank Ballard former Mitch district Republican leader met Mayor Wilson at City Hall after a long absence. They spoke over more than half an hour but the exact purpose of the talks could not be determined.
Barnum center hosts a community party Friday in the evening with attendees including Cora Purviance Gerinude Relrt and Kook. All residents and barhood are invited to attend as part of the season events.
A highly garbled OCR passage references Satan, guilt, and urging phrases. It mentions a person named Jackson and hints at an attempted exit or separation. The text sporadically mentions a trip for a small amount and a conditional return by Ian, but the overall meaning is unclear.
William Levine at 1618 Savachord Avenue celebrated his sixteenth birthday with friends on Sunday evening. The gathering featured refreshments and vocal selections provided by attendees.
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