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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
7
A damaged OCR reads like a fragmented note about a women’s feature in a Sunday Post magazine section. It hints at fashion items, costs, and a call to order the payer for next week’s issue, with unclear names or places.
The North Dakota Supreme Court refused to interfere with decisions supporting a state program to aid industry, including a revolving loan fund of 10 million dollars for real estate loans and state constitutional provisions. The opinion notes federal judges and presidents were not implicated, while addressing constitutional amendments and related statutes across states.
In New York on June 1 a group of thirty five children sang together during a Gregorian chant service. Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes officiated as celebrant at the ceremony which marked the revival of Gregorian chant in Catholic congregations. The chant, seen by experts as a bridge to post expressive sacred music, was restored for popular use through Pope Pius XII’s approval of fifteenth and sixteenth century works.
A truncated OCR passage references a storm along West Avenue and a gathering near Lae. The text mentions pranks and a person named Jose, with vague timing and locations. Strong nouns suggest a street event, but the fragmentary source limits precise details or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic note about a section for the sent Thee ariies Th Pst ing ax Unease. It hints at investigations and unnamed names on the page. This reads like a scanned error or draft.
Ard G Goodsell a prominent local oil merchant and civic figure will leave on a trip to participate in a four day international gathering. He plans to attend the event tied to Kiwanis and will be away June 17 and 18, with travel through Oregon.
An offer lists 840 suits for 32 dollars after a 20 percent deduction. The wording implies bulk pricing and a discount calculation, but the exact seller or context is unclear.
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