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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
6
A vintage advertisement explains that All-Bran guarantees relief from constipation when eaten daily. It promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as 100 percent bran with a simple table spoon daily dose, claiming health benefits and serving ideas.
A fragmented OCR list shows radio program items and performer names including Holm, Gackt, Mobb, and others, with scattered phrases about shows, times, and stations. The legible content hints at a multi act broadcast and a scatter of proper names, date-like tokens, and place abbreviations.
A sprawling radio and concert schedule outlines performances across stations and venues. Highlights include orchestral programs at venues in New York City with ensembles such as the Olsen Orchestra and a mix of soloists, choral groups, and opera segments scheduled throughout the day and evening across multiple stations.
Blurred letters on a wallet appear to conceal a motive in a death ruled a suicide. Police linked the handwriting to a note found with a body in a room near an unidentified street entrance, but confusion over the fragmentary message persists as investigators press for clearer evidence.
An old newspaper item promotes Beechams Pills as a cure for a wide range of ailments asserting fast relief. The piece lists supposed benefits and includes a price of 25 cents, urging readers to buy at drug stores and storefronts. The language resembles a sensational health claim typical of era advertisements.
A historical notice reports on the Tuberculosis Relief Association activities and fundraising, referencing fire safety, medical efforts, and community support. It mentions a meeting, camp, and contributions from members and employees, with dated references to past and upcoming events and payments.
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