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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
13
A 1900s advertisement touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild pure laxative. It claims quick liver relief without calomel’s bad after effects, noting benefits for headaches constipation and a settled stomach.
A report on iceberg forecasting discusses the U S Coast Guard ice patrols in the North Atlantic. Lieutenant Edward H Smith cites meteorological factors including winds currents and water temperature as key to predicting iceberg movement. The piece notes shifts in routes after the Titanic disaster and calls for more meteorological stations and rapid radio reports to aid mariners.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Buck and a group of ten interviewers linked to Repented People, with scattered references to editors, readers, and local figures. The text is largely incomprehensible, offering few coherent facts or names to anchor a clear summary.
A long feature portrays Bulgaria under King Boris III as isolated from the Allied powers after World War I. It highlights Prime Minister Stambulisky’s constitutional aims, peasant support, and Boris’s popular image, personal interests, and linguistic talents. The piece notes Bulgaria’s 4 protectors and fears of Bolshevik influence, while detailing the king’s approachable style and railroading hobby.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a man receiving a commemorative item from Charles Crone and references a collection of souvenirs. The text is unclear, with misordered phrases and missing context about people, dates, or events. No coherent narrative or identifiable entities can be reliably extracted.
The St. Croix River flood washed away the bridge near Milltown Maine late this afternoon. Water levels have fallen three feet but rain is feared to raise again. Damage along the St. Croix valley includes crossings and railway tracks, with total estimates over a million dollars.
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