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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1927
Page
3
A cryptic, error-laden OCR fragment discusses Burton denying the phrase Saylock Nation. The text references wars, states, and a scattered array of garbled terms, with no clear event, date, or identifiable figures beyond Burton.
A reader report notes a claim that a pure-bred Indian will vanish, with a woman voicing concern and referencing a national pageant show. The text is fragmented and unclear but points to a discussion around identity and disappearance.
A fragmented report notes Love cult members rallying to raise the bail for their priestess amid internal strife. Details are scarce with odd phrasing and missing context but the scene centers on the group pressuring authorities.
Sketchy reports from Madagascar indicate nine known dead after a storm wrecked a missionary station near Imeryman. The losses include Rev T B Lerda and a missionary child, with 41 confirmed dead and many natives unlisted, as details reach the Ministry of Colonies via the Anguish Missionary Society.
Vice President Dawes, honored at a Miami Beach event, denies presidential candidacy. The Senate session featured a filibuster defense by Moses of New Hampshire, praising procedural rules as Dawes’s remarks paused a measure deemed objectionable.
The funeral of Simuel T. Peel will be Tuesday at 3 PM in the plumbing shop on Middle Street and Peel home on Mills Street. He was found dead after a shooting in his shop, despondent over health, leaving two letters to his wife and brother.
Richmond reports an experiment planned for March 13 to test if reduced hours benefit children physically and mentally. The plan lowers first two grades from six hours to four and a half, while third grade remains at six, affecting pupil schedules and faculty duties.
Donna Mussolini, wife of Premier Benito Mussolini, devotes herself to their four children and upholds the Fascist ideal that a woman’s place is with her family. A close associate says she exemplifies the model wife and mother, resisting the suffrage drive and enduring long separations as she educates Edda Vittorio, and Bruno while protecting him from danger.
A Navy chief pay clerk in the naval hospital near Portland NHU has nearly recovered from a mysterious Landry disease that killed a local youth. Doctors credit a special treatment for stopping paralysis and say his case is nearly unique. Also, a Chicago infant survived pneumonia and influenza after manual resuscitation, and is set to go home soon.
An advertisement from Purra Gow Mur hestrier promotes Farr's Gray Hair Restorer claiming it restores natural original hair color without harm. It touts poster laboratory work in Lorton Mowe and says a March 14 trade show in Trug port will display the product and its ease of use.
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