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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
5
An advertisement features Dr Cr W King of 1116 Main Street Bridgeport arguing that bad teeth are caused by neglect, not sin. He touts modern dentistry with fillings at 2 dollars crowns at 5 dollars and up, bridgework 5 dollars and up, and a cushion comfort full set to reduce gum irritation.
Bridgeport readers report a surprising simple mixture described as a quick acting remedy. The item is connected to AdTerna and mentions a steward and affordable seating, with references to cheep and impesting terms. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
The provided text is garbled OCR content with multiple non coherent phrases about kidneys and back pain. It does not contain a discernible news item, event, or person to summarize into a proper headline and card summary.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an advertisement warning about lingering cough or cola aftereffects and mentions parents, agencies, and a medical device name. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear references, but hints at health concerns and a public notice style promotion.
Will Irwin presents a 12 part series on the Washington aircraft controversy begun during a congressional inquiry into aircraft funding. He argues for a united air force under expert control, notes army and navy friction, and chronicles General Mitchell and other officials amid a national defense clash.
The second installment of Will Irvin's series on the aircraft controversy discusses defense, population risks, and the potential for national fleet strength. It considers a hypothetical case if the United States fails to secure superior air power and the impact on colonial holdings and civil defense.
Fragmented reading shows a heated exchange on foreign commerce military power and diplomacy. It mentions President Coolidge and defense concepts, League of Nations silence, aircraft debate, and ships as a backdrop to cautious statecraft and policy questions.
Obituary tribute from governors, coaches, and university figures mourns Walter Camp’s influence on football and American athletics. Notables such as Fisher of Harvard and Yost of Michigan praise his pioneering role, character, and lasting impact on college sports and youth ideals.
Yale mourns Walter Camp, famed Yale football figure and coach, whose death prompts tributes from H Hale and H Corbin. Camp’s influence on American athletics, his role guiding Yale’s teams in the 1880s, and his modest leadership are recalled by contemporaries who describe him as a preeminent, lifelong advocate for sportsmanship and athletic excellence.
Committee of the City Board of Governors chaired by T Williams Courtenay plans to review Dr J Reed Topps report on dispensary operations this week. The panel will likely advise action on the request to the dispensary board and may respond to Mayor Berrens and Dr Topping if needed.
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