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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
22
A scattered want ad page mixes job offers with money making pitches. Amid scribbled lines and partial addresses, readers encounter sales, trades, and training promises from firms and recruiters seeking workers in engineering drafting, electrical sales, bricklaying, show card writing, and clerical roles.
Fragmented classified notices list pet sales including a Newfoundland and teacup dogs, and a range of household help jobs in Waterbury and Ridgefield. References required, various locations, pay and duties noted with uncertain spellings.
Fragmented notice lists numerous lost items including a gold watch, pocketbook, choker, keepsake dress, pipe, and a sapphire cage. Rewards offered for returns to various addresses and names such as C. G. Meeker, Sandy Hook, and Barnum. Readers urged to return items to specified locations on Main Street and nearby avenues.
Fragmented advert style notice listing various business opportunities and rental offers with scattered names and phrases. Appears as a jumble of vendors, locations, and incomplete phrases, suggesting a classified ad page wrapper rather than a coherent story.
An auction notice promotes a lightly used Black TrackTON truck described as in very good condition. The ad claims a quick sale and urges interested buyers to bid at one fee, with attention to a sunlit location and prompt inspection.
A garbled OCR note lists several unreadable terms and fragments including references to chips, orders, Ford, Pon, Ton, Half Ton, models, and Boils. The text appears as a mixed compilation of product or item keywords and incomplete names without coherent context or actions. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified.
Fragmentary text shows a car listing with references to a used car, a Bridgeport location, and partial model phrases. The readable items point to a possible sale or bargain on a touring coupe and related terms, but details are unreadable.
A scattered OCR snippet shows garages, auto livery and rental services on streets like Stratford Ave and Broad St, mentioning Ford coaches and car shops. The fragmentary ad references phone numbers, addresses, and multiple business names without coherent context or dates.
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