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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
3
Fragmented report on De Valera proclamation in Dail Eireann with calls for peace, labor allegiance oath discussed, and mixed views from senators and Quaker figures. Mentions Sinn Fein party lines, labor support, and questions over the oath of allegiance amid political tension.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a disturbance near Genner and Temple streets with Chesche eggs, carpenters, and vases disrupted. Witnesses mention a loud incident. the scene references a vendor and local property affected. Details are fragmentary and unclear about the exact event or date.
A large Dublin crowd greeted Larkin on his arrival from Ju 8. A veteran leader recently aaporter from the United 2 SA, Larkin was paraded to Harresford Place. The procession filled streets with wrapping crowds as a child in CG HUST led the way and guards accompanied the line.
A lumber worker lost three fingers yesterday while planing at work. Antonin Perlaier, 60, was injured at the scene and taken to St Vincent's hospital where doctors treated the hand injuries.
The report says German reparations terms will be prepared by Tuesday after talks among Chancellor and Foreign Minister. The plan envisages a joint commission to study 0% claims and a possible new proposal to advance the Allied positions, with a neutral inquiry panel if needed.
Play time helps here. From the boys store this shop offers Norfolk suits for ages 8 to 15, tweeds and overcoats, knickers and golf style trousers, sport models with pleats and bellows backs, and prices from 6.75 to 25 dollars. 3 to 10 year sizes, wash suits, Madras shirts, Oxford stands, neckwear, and a wide array of baby and nursery items plus wagons, Colts bicycles, sports gear, dolls, puzzles, and nursery furniture on the second floor rear.
A chaotic OCR summary notes Telit plans and invited dignitaries from the Mystic Shrine as Shriners prepare for a major event in New Haven and New London. It mentions a concert, a parade, and a gathering in Nové Glave with involvement from multiple Temples and regional Shriner groups.
The Executive Board of Credit Men plans a statewide conference with chairmen and representatives from local associations. The event will discuss governance, succession, and coordination, with notable attendees listed in the program and aims to address standards and collaboration across credits associations.
A garbled OCR item mentions Allenrhu and claims of conquering rheumatism amid a jumble of nonstandard phrases. Readable segments reference a local event with names and places scattered through the text, though specifics are unclear. The piece resembles a fragmented newspaper item or ad note with multiple stray terms.
A promotional note invites parents to bring their baby for a weigh in at Daly's Baby Shop this week. Three prizes will be awarded, one per age group, with a card showing the correct weight. Special scales priced for easy measurement are advertised.
An ad describes girls clothing and infant wear including war sailor dresses in sizes 2 to 10 years in white or blue, priced 3.25 to 3.75. It lists muslin undergarments, coats, rain capes for ages 6 to 14, infants bands, gowns, bloomers, slips, and romper designs with assorted fabrics and patterns, all targeted to mothers.
Fragmented catalog-like text lists various shoe styles and prices including black leather trim bar, brown canvas shells, white canvas cross-ankle straps, and duck leather finishes. Mentions sizes and item codes in a garbled format.
Rubber tired ball bearing scooters priced from 4.75 to 5.50 dollars. Rubber tired velocipedes priced at 3.75 and 4.25 dollars.
A brief note previews a feature on a wide range of attractive items designed for larger sizes. The piece hints at fashion diversity and aims to showcase appealing choices for fuller figures.
An old ad promises painless feet and relief from sores and calluses using a product labeled TZ. It touts lasting comfort, a yearly guarantee, and a money back offer, urging readers to buy from druggists or department stores.
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