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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
A fragile plea shows a wife praising abstinence and moral reform to save her husband from alcohol. She recalls past nights of drink and fear, then credits a treatment and new hope as sunlight returns to their life. The piece urges others to reject moonshine and seek renewal.
A jumble of crossword hints and stray letters from a historical newspaper page. Clues cover mounts stairs animals perfumes alliances verbs and more, with varied garbled typography and partial entries. The piece resembles an OCR fragment rather than a finished puzzle.
A brief puzzle page item repeats the prompt Answers to Yesterday's Puzzle and hints at a wordplay theme with a partial clue RINSE ME. The readable fragment suggests a light teaser aimed at readers solving a previous riddle.
In a high profile hearing, Rennie was freed of charge amid a lack of evidence linked to the Gish defence. The court ordered no further action today as Duell’s legal team pressed for restraint and the magistrate advised on the process.
A fragmented clipping discusses beauty standards, noting thin pale girls face social ostracism. It mentions reactions to appearance, perceived attractiveness, and public scrutiny across various social settings. The text reads as fragmented commentary on fashion, health, and gender norms.
An advertisement for a home remedy claims simple steps to reduce swollen veins. It mentions a formula named Fomerald and hints at vitamins and topical applications as a cure. The text references patient use and potential results without clear medical guidance.
A woman was indicted for driving while intoxicated in the county records. The incident occurred on a highway in Baileyn. The case names Myrtle Nia of Freeport and other local details appear in the docket.
A property condemnation hearing related to reservoir development by the Faston entity owned by Mae G Gilligan and Prt P Gilligan of Tridgeport will be held in Superior Court on March 27. The order was issued yesterday afternoon by Judge John W Banks.
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