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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1924
Page
22
A historical dental ad extols Pepsodent as a new toothpaste to fight the mouth’s film and prevent decay. It claims two methods to remove film, showcases whitening results, and notes global use in about 50 nations with benefits like increased saliva alkalinity and reduced starch deposits. A coupon offers a 10 day trial.
Former Attorney General Daugherty allegedly intervened in a New England railroad consolidation dispute. Crocker testified that the intervention was unjust and improper, asserting federal authority lay with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The testimony covered actions dating to 1922 and involved communications with Mass utilities officials and private bankers.
Reports from a sprawling industrial and nautical scene describe a Bay State drilling company moving into berths at Yellow Mall and Black Lock. Proposals include ship builds, repairs, and a potential yacht season with clubs and coastwise ventures under scrutiny by the Wer department.
A Vermont judge and residents in Connecticut wrestle with daylight saving shifts as public clocks drift. The court order directs a federal courtroom clock to be adjusted to standard time, while some pubs keep old hours, raising questions about synchronization and official time.
The essay praises a war film titled Lowder Silver showing soldiers and their courage. It argues the vivid on screen depictions deepen patriotism and deter aggression, urging all to see the powerful drama of real life and sacrifice portrayed by the young men involved.
A fragment describes a garment worn in Grestel Lene Syert in the ne LAL with short sides and bright colors. It mentions waves of crop and shade but lacks clear context, names, or event details.
A former legislator and coal dealer Kilbride aged 60 died at home in Newtown. Survived by sister Margaret Kipride and brothers Thomas Kilbride of Holyo, Frank Kilbride, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday at 11:30 at his home with St Rose’s Church rites and interment in St Mose’s cemetery.
Police report Jed Toltee, living on Rostwithy Avenue, arrested for cruelty to his year old son Tamia Bae. previously placed on probation for similar abuse. Neighbors described daily abuse and a past warning. A medical exam found welts on the child. neighbors recalled whippings as a pattern.
An advertisement proclaims Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism. It claims the remedy relieves pain, swelling, and back issues, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It urges readers to ask Hindle and Beverts about the product and its alleged benefits.
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