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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
9
The audience at the 9 Atuetinat theatre on the shimim enjoys a wide assortment of dressation and entertainment, with shows and acts catering to varied tastes. The piece notes a lively program, promising variety and surprise for patrons.
Readable fragments present a chaotic scene surrounding Barbara La Marra and the White Moth, with references to a tourney, theatre, and related figures. The text mixes performances, dances, and social bustle, naming Walter McGrill and other individuals, plus mentions of venues and wartime or cultural topics shaping a conflicted, crowded picture.
A 1922 stitched report analyzes New Haven road operations from New York to Providence. It cites 231 fatalities and 14 percent passenger travel growth, urges safety devices costing about 260000, and notes bridge and power upgrades to modernize the line, with public cooperation urged for maintaining service. It mentions Interstate Commerce Commission influence, peak 1920 traffic patterns, and ongoing labor strikes affecting trains. It highlights the need for public support to fund safety equipment and infrastructure investments.
Disjointed report describes an incident involving Garfield and a sea attack attributed to a shipboard assailant. Historic details mention a May 24 event, affidavits, and inquiries into the delay and maintenance of a motor train service. Authorities discuss safety, scheduling, and potential government weight-based funding implications.
A garbled historical notice describes infant sleep problems and an advertised remedy. The fragment mentions a doctor’s view, restless nights, and tablets claimed to aid babies, with scattered references to dosage, costs, and a newspaper ad format. The unreadable OCR limits clear facts.
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