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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
19
A garbled OCR page presents assorted notices including mortgages, auctions, furniture sales, and probate entries. Names, places, and dates are obscured, but indications point to liens, bids, and asset listings. The fragmentary text mentions a district, town, and possible court or probate references with scattered monetary figures and item descriptions.
An OCR filled page lists numerous business opportunities and sale items including a gas station and battery station for sale at sacrifices, various addresses in Stratford Ave and others, multiple vendors and goods such as musical instruments and boats, with scattered names, prices, and contact hints. The text appears fragmented across lines with numerous misspellings and mixed categories.
WEAF New York lists daylight saving time broadcasts from Madison Square Garden and surrounding venues featuring speeches by Conventions delegates, musicians, and program times across multiple stations in New York City. The schedule highlights notable performers and event-related programming, with additional listings for other New York area broadcasters and times.
Fragmentary text references moving to a town, WPA era mentions, stations and government tone. Details are unreadable, with many garbled names and dates, preventing a clear event or outcome recap.
A New York actress described long marriage strain and alleged cruelty in a divorce case. She testified of repeated insults and abuse by her husband, with witnesses detailing prior separations and the couple's estranged life in Bridgeport and other places.
A wedding ceremony took place Wednesday morning at St Augustine's for Miss Maei M4 serls and Mr John F Corto of Sew Voth qi. The event was witnessed by family members and friends, with attendance noted by local officials. The couple received congratulations and will reside in the area.
Fragmentary personal notice mentions a person connected to a shoe store in a distant town and an unclear home address. The garbled text references a observing institution in a city and a possible payment or meeting, but the details are unreadable.
A noisy OCR fragment describes shipping items and dates in June and July, naming people, places, and organizations in jumbled order. It mentions ports, taxes, and bids, with scattered references to months and numbers amid unclear phrases. The readable parts hint at a logistics or shipping notice with incomplete details.
Agate chapter members read Irish airs and poems at 313 Seaview with Airs Albert Wintier and Mae Payne present. George Crawford led the session, outlining next year’s musical and poetry project plans.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes Judge Malibie and Judge Wilam Mo Mi in a convoluted court scene. It references Teichard fF and various parties such as Vane Minnle Trankowitth, wealthy litigants, attorneys Speihes and Mathis, and mentions court procedures and the Court of Conia. The text is garbled but centers on a sensational trial dynamic and alleged motions.
A garbled OCR piece outlines proposed air mail service with transcontinental routes from Crnpechicut area to New York and beyond. It references parcel limits, base postages per ounce, and delivery timing, with mentions of Cheyenne Chicago San Francisco and other hubs.
Disjointed OCR recounts a Bears game with scattered names like Purcell Solomon and Pusecll amid chaotic passes and tackles. Players such as Ware, Smith, and Purcell appear in jumbled sequences as supporters note a loss and late attempts to rally.
Bank transfers ownership to Morris K Cohen after sale of city property. The record notes a cash price around £5.07 with related assessments and liens including an additional 43 million in notes and city seizure implications.
Fragmented, garbled text describes Uruguay soccer team arrival and season hopes. Mentions prospects, coaching, and potential matchups with unclear references to honors and a theologian connected to a different subject.
Indianapolis reader Mrs Anna Swanh reports dramatic relief from nervous, run down conditions after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound while nursing her baby. The ad claims the remedy helps women with sex-related ailments and urges readers to consult druggists for purchase.
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