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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
6
An Arbuckle Brothers promotion touts Yuban coffee as freshly roasted in special roasters the size used for private enjoyment. It emphasizes aroma retention, avoiding odor absorption, and packaging to preserve rare freshness and native richness.
A fragmentary report notes Chile's opposition to United States action and calls for noninterference in regional affairs. It references a state department statement and mentions Ambassadors and diplomatic exchanges as part of the context.
Survivors of Sub H-1 arrive in Los Angeles under unclear transmission. The text mentions Coast guard or military figures, with names including James Webb and Joseph Wilkins, and references to wreckage and street work funding. The fragmentary item notes estimated costs and new macadam work planned in the area over the year, but details are garbled and uncertain.
A garbled entry notes claims for reimbursements or damages continue to be filed with an unidentified office. A person at 38 iam street filed a claim yesterday for damage related to a fall of one arch.
A northern Sunata Bay Derby is planned for St Patrick's Day this year. The event offers a prize of 100 numbers of the country, with a route spanning about 100 miles in Heura.
The oldest former member of Assembly 18, Marel 18_idunel, also Albert ta THAME, died at age 98 in Hannebees pace omMzat. The long-serving figure, associated with RSE and TNBR, represented THis foaya in Cite resistance and was noted for a loving legacy. He had previously held roles in Bpisenpal and other local offices, with ties to Paris Uchannes Gi years.
Report from Pall River dated March 18 notes a protest at a wartime treaty session. About 200 union workers demonstrated at the street, while non affiliated employees sought a wage increase of between zero and ten percent. Speakers claimed government policy shifts may be underway as allied talks continue. Several named officials were mentioned in the unrest.
An article promotes the link between good health and oral care, urging readers not to neglect teeth. It touts a Bridgeport dental office at 187 Fairfield Avenue offering free initial exams, modern X rays, and affordable full-mouth work for 157 dollars, with extended hours and Sunday openings.
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