Shore Cottage Rentals and Sales Listings
Real estate column lists for rent shore front cottages at Walnut Beach Wildemere and Milford area. ads show 4 5 6 room cottages furnished season rates and contact details at Milford and Beardsley Street sales for a 5 room partly furnished house near First and Ocean Aves Pose 10.
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Suir
Wildemere
Walnut Beaches
Wildemere Beach
Ocean
Wi Reeré Beach
Tel
Milford
Pupre
Toa
Shore Front
Beardsley St
Various Classifieds Run Across Bridgeport Area
A jumble of rental listings and sale notices appears, listing rooms for rent, stores for rent, animals for sale, and boats for sale. Partial addresses hint at Bridgeport and surrounding streets while several mortgage and loan notices are interspersed with marketing pitches.
H G Wells Outline of History on German Empire Rise
A fragmentary OCR recounts H G Wells discussing Bismarck era shifts. It describes the German empire under Kaiser Wilhelm II, military expansion, Pan Germanism, naval buildup, and Britain’s wary reaction as Germany seeks global influence and cultural influence Across Europe.
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Willan
Quenn Vielovia
Wetaalph
Rismwerrk
Menarch
Europe
Tom White
Daiphi
Sib
Hin
Bismarck
Germany
London
Vidiina
Rome
Athens
Konstantinople
Piavestiie
Jervalen
Gerers
Gerak
Aleady
Rimpell
Gwoverens
Britain
Africa
Brian
Russia
Pestilence and famine alleged in Alaska Native deaths
A fragmentary report cites widespread disease and famine among Alaska Indians. The text references distress and external interference, mentioning claims of influence and political push related to land and governance issues.
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled city notice
A damaged OCR passage mentions Prague and Washington with unclear details. The readable bits describe a burnt scene and missing context in a local notice from an inflowing town. No clear names, dates, or events can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Boxing and sports stars clash in week of big fights and races
The column covers Jimmy Wilde vs Pancho Villa for the flyweight crown, John Johnston and Vincent Richards in Irish and Wimbledon talk, plus baseball and golf notes. It notes Babe Ruth, Cy Williams, Willard, and future Harvard Yale crews, with mentions of Dempsey and Gibbons and the coming season pace.
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Wetlon
Kjuin
Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
Eame
Tari
Williams
Desis
Ruth
Aga Cy
Philadelphia
Wadenit
Sexson
Babe
Hussey Seen as Favorite for 1924 Olympic Team
Frank Hussey of Stuyvesant High School, who ran 10 1 in 100 yards at the P S A L meet at Brooklyn, equals the world record and is regarded as a leading 1924 Olympic prospect. Observers credit favorable conditions and Hussey’s improving form, praising coach Albert Collins for his guidance and Hussey’s potential to become a top sprinter for the United States.
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New York
Frank Hussey
Stuyvesant High School
Brooklyn
Sturvesant Phgnorian Wells
America
Hussey
Stuart Schoolbay
Uame
Haasey
Attle Harold Lever
Penn
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Athletic
Geld Drusser
Neots
Albert Collins
Collins
Stuyvesant
From Caddie to Champion mid loon shot guidance
A fragmented golfing manual describes grip, stance, and swing basics for iron shots. It emphasizes hand position, body rotation, and keeping the club close to the body to avoid a slice, with guidance on distance and use of different clubs.
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Horizonta
Tom
Finiah
Elub
Abe Kent
Trent
Althuuzeh
Hack-Ewing
Atifiena
Apack
Yim Stedke
Star Brooklyn rookies hit by injuries in 1933 lineup
The article details a spate of injuries among Brooklyn Dodgers rookies including Griffith, French, and Heary. It recounts Griffith missing season prospects due to an off-season heel injury in the Orient, French shoulder trouble after debut with Vernon league roots, and Heary’s early season debut hampered by illness. It notes impacts on pitching and fielding and references guidance from coach Enle on mechanics.
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Frank Hussty
Jack Donaldson
Australia
Glassey
Weters
Duliy
Drew
Kelly
White Sox
Aigere
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Yankees
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Giants
McGraw
Dunoi
Enle
Dodger
Bee Griffith
Hy Alyers
Mytrs
Pickle
Fournier
Griffith
Fate
Orient
Dall
Abd
Ray Hrench
Vrench
Brooks
Vernon
Paefic
Nis
Kane Suny
Hs Arn
Weil Heme
Ae Okes
Ruthie
Harvard Nine Favored to Beat Yale and Boost Big Three Hopes
Harvard, after losses to Princeton and tough showings against Holy Cross, faces Yale with renewed confidence. The Crimson rely on pitcher Young and catcher Carroll as they seek a decisive win over the erratic Yale squad, aiming to avenge prior defeats and claim the Big Three title. Copeland Eddy returns from injury to help steady New Haven’s lineup.
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Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Tate
Tigers
Jack Shitery
Csimson
Holy Cross
Yale
Massachusetts
Slattery
William and Mary
Catholic University
University of Maine
Wn. Williams
Uvice
Holy Crown
Williem and
Mary
Joby
Previyn Young
Hut
Owen Carrol
Sue Gordon
Holy
John
Avery
Counterlto
Young
White Carroll
Elia
New Haven
Cop
Mikey
Eddy
Earth
Acmes Win at Seanid Park in Shutout of Firs t
Acmes pitcher Chester Bank shut out the Firs t at Seanid Park for the first time since his hand injury, allowing only one hit. Acmes collected 11 runs on 4 hits, with Casali homering for the big hit.
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Chester Bank
Acmes
H. A. Nike
Seanid Park
Casali
Deaf Ears Hear Again Through Magic Of Radio Broadcasts
A New York Times writer notes how radio enables the hard of hearing, sharing Warren Pond of the New York League for the Hard of Hearing testimony and a Wall Street HQ radio set aiding 50 listeners. Pond recalls hearing music and sermons clearly, describing a new life with radio, concerts, church services, and global discourse opening to the deaf.
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United States
Wall Street
Treasury Steps
Washington
New York Times
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
New York
Legauy
East Fifty-ninth Street
Warren Pond
Lin New York League
Pond
Stephen Faeters
Fietcher
Wmrds
Pond Jong
Mr. Pond
Guilbert
S.j
Bhestttall
Ie Ton
Son
St. Thomas Church
Dr. Cademan
Edison
Mr. Edison
Pend
Wea
Lord Roberts
Cecil
Marthe
South Sea Islands
Gates of Heaven
Funeral notices from Stratford city collation 1923
Obituaries list multiple Stratford deaths in June 1923 with funeral details. Names include Augustus A Bick Edward Thomas Forbes Esther Nelson Sigmund Loewith Patrick Rice and Thomas Taylor. Each entry notes residence, date, time, church or cemetery, and interment sites as applicable.
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Bickford
Stratford
Augustus A. Bick
Forbes
Edward Thomas
Hanna J. Forbes
I . Frienia
Cowles Street
Arainen
Yd A. Mn
St. Michael's Cense
Parkce Avenue
Bnat Israel Cemetery
Rice
Patrick Rice
Lieberum & Heaphy
State
Sacred Heart
Buria
E- Michael's Cemetery
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Diamond Ring Sui Engagement Ting
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Mquire Conn. Realty
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