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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
2
Tonight the American Chamber of Commerce outlined plans to promote commerce with the Near East. Officials from multiple operations organized the gathering to foster regional business ties and stronger trade relations with the area.
Secretary reports Siereh Caruso had a best day since relapse following an operation. The statement notes improved condition, with comments from Jane Zirala. Officials say the patient’s lover and members of the Laraily cell experienced a change in mood and routine.
In a probate filing the Senate grants Mrs Steinberger 70 permission to sue, allowing a six year limitation period for actions regarding the estate of a deceased relative. The case centers on asserting rights to the estate and related claims arising from the decedent's death years ago.
Health claim that iron deficiency weakens the nerves and general vigor, with symptoms like headaches and poor digestion cited. Promotes Nuxated Iron as a superior, easily absorbed supplement claiming high acceptance and refunds if not satisfied, urging readers to ask their doctor or pharmacist for the product.
A fragmented 1958 style municipal budget discussion details appropriations for the next fiscal year the bond plan and tax receipts. The report mentions the Finance Board recommendations excess appropriations totaling about 400000 and a proposed 20 1 4 milly tax rate. It also references a controversy over naming a ship Tirpitz with public demonstrations and a christening dispute.
Williams resigns as comptroller and denounces Senator McLean over confirmation withholding. He claims moral and mental fitness issues and cites Republican doubts, while defending his own actions and questioning Senate procedures amid political pressure. The president acknowledges the resignation and discusses the letters.
A faded ad-like plea urges readers to take Pepto-Mangan as the red blood builder to ward off illness and fatigue. It claims rich blood strengthens resistance, improves energy, and aids overall well being, touting convenient forms and a maltigan variant.
In Traviford yesterday residents and officials debated shade tree planting under the park department. The plan would empower a shade tree commission within public works to expand tree planting citywide, replacing prior limits that restricted removal and limited public works authority.
Col Harvey rises to a pivotal diplomatic post amid a turbulent US political scene. The piece traces his influence on Republican strategy, shaping the anti Wilson platform, and his bid to influence the creation of a new world order through the League of Nations era.
James Riley a fifteen Newark boy confessed to stealing an automobile in Bridgeport to obtain food. He had fled Newark after alleged mistreatment, slept in doorways, and searched for work, then was arrested in Stamford while driving toward New York City.
A batch of obituaries reports funeral services and burial plans for several individuals. Names include Joseph Casey, Katherine Kennads Casey, Oscar Brits Vhe, Odea Prencét, Alexander Stewinrt, Gordon Holdsworth, James Alfred Nolde, Giles Potten, and others. Details cover dates, times, venues such as local churches and cemeteries, and relatives.
The Senate debated a finance measure with partisan clash over a 410 million Square amendment and shipping costs. Senator McCumber pressed to move the bill while Senator Thomas warned against procedural obstruction, as a deadlock persisted between the House and Senate regarding allocations for Muscle Shoals and related programs.
A debate on mandates and the Yap island question stalls action as Harding may postpone consideration of Mes ipalamia era matters. The United States already discussed with Japan and protests float over Japanese control. Some urge splitting questions to place cables under international oversight while Japanese law governs last acts on the island. Legislative steps by Japan would be needed to proceed.
Partly cloudy with colder conditions. A front brings possible showers Thursday night into Friday. Much colder Friday with winds and overcast skies. Temperatures near seasonal norms early, then drop, with northwest winds and possible shower activity later.
Thousands head to Washington for the 1920 inauguration preventing a calm transfer as government leaders prepare for the event. President Wilson's attendance remains uncertain while Vice President-elect Coolidge moves toward a brief address and Navy officials coordinate security and ceremonies.
A fragment from a Benedictine sisters notice praises Fowey’s Honor and Tar for household use and child care. The ad, seemingly from Holy Name Canvest, notes prior experience and beneficial effects, urging broad use among mothers and families.
An advertisement touts four ounces of arvon as a simple onetime scalp treatment to destroy dandruff by morning. It claims repeated nightly applications remove all signs of dandruff, stop scratching, and improve hair feel, promising inexpensive purchase at drug stores.
An old advertisement warns of kidney trouble and urges prompt action with Dr Marshroot. It claims dry skin, eye specks, heaviness, back pains, frequent urination, and swelling as signs. The piece touts Dr Daniel G Carey’s endorsement and promotes Fire's D Hore as the place to find the Marshroot prescription.
A testimonial from Dana Wilgore of Grenkor Wn claims Grandex Compound restored strength after years of decline. He describes improved appetite, sleep, energy, and nerves after taking the product, asserting it combats glandular decline and age-related fatigue with notable daily gains.
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