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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement claims Freezone stops an aching corn instantly and relieves irritation without soreness. It presents a sensational inventor from Cincinnati and urges readers to buy the product at drug stores.
At the Republican National Convention a Pennsylvania delegate submitted a long bottle claimed as evidence. Chairman Watson opened the bundle to reveal real whiskey. Senator Smoot of Utah was assigned to study the matter but returned it unresolved as the bottle vanished before the committee could act.
A Q and A on film terminology and stars covers location meaning, Mary Desmond as a child, Mary Fieford's mother Charlotta Smith, Leonard Clapham as a cowboys made not born, Mary Pickford's Beverly Hills home and Santa Monica plans, and notes on makeup to enlarge eyes with future answers promised.
Women identified with the Juni per Interests have recently attended conventions. They have played an important role and are described as capable foresters when the work is congenial.
The report notes the Womerr s Christian Temperance Union in Japan with about four thousand members and a dedicated organizer near Tokyo. Connecticut probate records show hearings in Bridgeport on estate matters including William Hamford and Samuel Friedman, with notices to creditors and beneficiaries and a stockholders meeting for ChallenDe Cutlery Corporation to issue bonds and mortgage company property, all dated June 1920.
Fragmented OCR notes show dates in June with entries labeled Duly and references to ships or routes. The legible items mention June 19 and June 26, with subsequent days and some misread abbreviations. No clear events or outcomes are discernible beyond dated entries.
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