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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented passages discuss anti Semitic and racist themes, warnings of Jewish influence, and appeals to national power. The piece references the president, public policy, and social privilege while noting tensions around race and authority. It mentions pottery labor and a depitatin effort amid controversial rhetoric.
Premier Terrason announced Ontario's beer law will take effect May 20 or 21 with about 16 new permits anticipated. He said demand for permits was higher than expected and officials will process applications promptly while noting a likely smaller permit pool than feared.
Dr. C. W. King, dentist at 1116 Main Bridgeport, offers free exams and says bad teeth cause ulcers and bad temper. Fillings from 2 dollars, gold crowns 5 dollars, bridges 5 dollars and up. Act before toothache and save trouble.
A jumbled list of crossword clues mixed with garbled OCR text references to towns people and phrases. It mentions German guest terms Indian tribe sprite and various partial words, with scattered hints toward a puzzle theme or alphabetic entries and a New York residential abbreviation.
A deciphered puzzle from the Sunday Post hints at a venue or list of cryptic clues. The page references a meeting place and mathematical terms, with entries for clothing brands, religious orders in India, and various animal names.
A note from Mexican officials relays that Antonio Henriques was killed by San Quentin inmates in February 1924. Governors and authorities in California were urged to locate and punish those responsible, with the incident prompting diplomatic concerns.
Report says Mexican security forces detained a defeated municipal candidate amid clashes near Magdale ry Hargei. In the ensuing violence two men died and four were wounded as voting took place on May 4 with the suspect viewed as linked to the unrest.
In Washington May 9 former chiefs of staff and Admiral Rodgers debated naval and general armament readiness. Proponents argued limited armaments can sustain peace while deterring aggression, while opponents warned overmilitarization invites disaster and urged restraint. Immigration policy and population growth were also touched as factors shaping national security.
Miss May Bath of Centel street and Frank Cerey of Commerce street eloped to Ardseport. Police intervened as their families objected. a local justice of the peace witnessed a quiet ceremony. A long-delayed wedding is planned after school board meetings and funds allowed education for children.
An arrival at the university in Jerusalem is noted with ceremony and remarks. The event marks a significant tie between the institution and local leaders, highlighting academic exchange and regional ties.
A transcription fragment describes a new powder processing method said to resist perspiration and release a smooth finish. The text appears garbled, with unclear phrases and potential brand names, offering only hints of a cosmetic reformulation.
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