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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
2
In a wartime dispatch the article notes German demands for food in exchange for coal. The report mentions measures aimed at improving materials and tools, with references to district actions and governance. The piece includes fragmented passages about addressing shortages, rationing, and production priorities within the Kuné district.
Dr A J Grieve of Edinburgh Scotland will occupy Dr Day's pulpit Sunday to discuss moral movements and the churchs role today. Grieve, a learned scholar, remains in touch with the masses through a cheerful sympathetic spirit.
A police officer denies charges against Cronan and says he believes Cranan acted without deceit. Commissioner Primrose and others deny framing, while retired assistant superintendent Murphy hints at a prepared statement and potential further action as the board reviews disciplinary scope for a retiree.
In Sthirling Kansas seven high school students faced fines from 9 to 25 pounds after egg throwing at Superintendent Mina Mina Eastwood and other staff. The incident coincided with efforts to curb cigarette smoking in the school yard.
A woman about 25 years old, who refused to give her name or address, was taken from a street car late last night and removed to Hillside Home for observation. She reportedly had a mania for riding. She was dressed in black.
Weather report notes little temperature change in Southern New England for Friday and Saturday. Northern New England expects showers Friday east, Saturday fair and warmer along the coast. Moderate low pressure in New England influences air pressure and wind shifts from the Atlantic, with northerly winds near Sandy Hook and generally light to moderate speeds.
A life jacket bearing the Lusitania name and fragments of a hair strand was recovered yesterday from the Delaware River. The device, marked with Life Belt and Lusitania in black letters, is smeared with slime and seaweed, with an arm strap broken, linking it to the famed sinking.
The ad from American Hardware Stores Incorporated on Fairfield Avenue and Middle Street promotes the Seeger refrigerator as a quality cooling option for summer. It urges purchasing a well-made, large enough unit to fit needs, emphasizing that the store offers hardware and more.
Frank Gillick obituary notes his funeral arrangements with services at 50 oclock tome and 2 oclock at St Augustine's Church, burial in St Michael's Cemetery, Crowley obituary page notes. Obituary and notices from Collier Obituaries on Page 7.4.
Mrs. Grace Henry of Bridgeport reports drastic relief after using CINOT, stating initial weakness and weight loss reversed. after three bottles she claims gained weight and energy. Drugstores listed include Harting Stores and Mahoney’s.
A famous beauty expert Miss Wilde claims the whisk of time can be reversed by a simple oatmeal facial. She prescribes washing with a mixture of ordinary oatmeal and water, followed by creams to nourish the skin, promising rosy cheeks and a youthful glow after the first application.
A London Timon dispatch from Koya reports Bolshevik and Lithuanian troops jointly occupying Landuarave ten miles west of Vina. They hold the town noon July 11 and negotiate a future position. The Bolsheviks likely will transfer to Lithuanian forces.
Deliberations in Albany focus on necessary credits for food imports to feed the population and the importation of annals for German agriculture. Discussions tie to general deliberations and financial questions, with government bodies coordinating expenditures and structural safety issues at Keeler cite where a ceiling collapsed.
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