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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1924
Page
3
Widespread claims of crop and property damage attributed to crows are reported by Ame wardens and local observers. The distorted OCR text references birds, nests, and failed safeguards, with scattered mentions of locations, dates, and officials, indicating a chaotic damaged transcription of a rural area crime or pest report.
A Milford student died of scarlet fever in what authorities call a sudden illness. The deceased, a girl, was a pupil at Milford High School and had recently fallen ill at home before being admitted to a hospital where she passed away. Her parents and local officials were notified as the community mourns the loss.
The Singer Company contributes funds to a Legion-related drive amid a crowded scene described with references to volunteers and local participation. The piece notes broad community involvement and mentions various local groups, efforts, and figures in a period-etched, shorthand style.
Mrs. Isabelle Harding reportedly gained 35 pounds after using Tanlac the Tanlac regimen described in a fragmented report. The article text mixes unrelated phrases and garbled lines, but centers on Harding’s weight gain claim and the Tanlac treatment.
A fragmented report describes a forest preserved beneath New York soil dating back about 18 000 years. Researchers note plant roots and ancient tree remains, with discussion of how the relics were uncovered and their significance to understanding early environments.
A Yale scientist gains recognition by election to the National Academy of Sciences. The notice lists colleagues, affiliations, and related honors with mentions of other institutions and researchers.
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