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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
3
Washington February 29 marked a heated senate debate over a Franco American antiwar pact. Officials report concerns about possible German and British reactions and the pact's implications for national policy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and places in a puzzling sequence. It names Coen and Pohint with unclear roles, suggesting a local note about a planned event or arrangement. Further readable context is needed to identify the exact incident, date, or participants.
In March Good Housekeeping features Jay Gelzer's new novel Rich People about a debutante seeking love beyond wealth. The issue highlights thirteen stories and articles by Bruce Barton James Hopper Emma Lindsay Squier Faith Balduin and Frances Parkinson Kesess. Over 1 500 000 women read Good Housekeeping monthly.
Fragmentary text discusses a Broadway run and a daily habit involving Nujol oil claimed to aid digestion. It mentions long streaks, money lost, and routines to stay calm, but the passage is garbled with uncertain details and dates. The piece reads like a promotional note with vague outcomes and no clear facts.
Fragmented text references a divorce filing and state papers dated in the early 1900s. The legible sections mention a woman, location to a city, a date around December, and court actions.
A fragmented transcription shows a pilot asserting planes are safer than autos amid a chaotic narrative. It references home, streets, repairs, a cautious stance, and mentions individuals and places in a garbled stream of words without clear events or dates.
Industrial gains in Springfield are reported amid steadier activity across sectors. Prominent firms in the area show growth in production and employment, reflecting broader regional recovery and mixed momentum in manufacturing and services.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Admiral Long and Geneva, with scattered names and notes. Reading suggests a Navy or international meeting with officers and associations, but the readable portion is incomplete. The item hints at a forthcoming Geneva gathering involving Admiral Long and related personnel.
A fragmentary notice shows Chithen Hosiery involved in a business matter with unclear details. The readable text indicates a discussion of hosiery items or production, but specifics cannot be confirmed from the garbled OCR. Further readable context is needed to determine the exact action or outcome.
Apt promotional note announces a demonstration of a Hoover cleaner in your home with no obligation. It promises liberal allowances for trading in an old cleaner and directs readers to contact Barnum 454 today for a visit or telephone inquiry.
The notice details a chaotic old style clothing sale with prices for blouses middies tub frocks and silk frocks ranging from 1 to 5.95. It notes youths and mothers shopping, department store aisles, sizes up to 20, and vivid descriptions of fabrics and styles amid a chilly day shopping scene.
Fragmented OCR shows a garbled commerce page with scattered product names and prices. It mentions knickers, golf knickets, brown items, midhats, brod taleths, and prices like 2.55 and 1.95. The legible content is minimal, with no coherent story or clear entities beyond generic clothing and sports references.
A scattered catalog of books and authors with prices. Works cited include Thornton Wilder and Ben Lindsey among others, highlighting novels and essays that appeal to readers seeking thoughtful fiction and social commentary. Prices range from 2.50 to 3.75.
Miss Dorothy presides as Helena Rubinstein's representative for a beauty consultation event on Thursday Friday and Saturday at Boospoal rangement. The public can receive personal diagnostics and home care guidance with free consultation and advice from Miss Dorothy.
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