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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text references a drive started at aid state from unknown party with unclear roles. Mentions Hart, MM steps in, physicians influx, and legislature chair Lente with health mentions. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat is prepared to be eaten with cream or milk. The bran is processed to be gentle on the intestines and contains carbohydrates proteins minerals and vitamins from wheat. It is marketed as a highly nourishing laxative food.
The article recounts Joseph G. Cannon addressing Americans on his retirement from Congress. It notes his long Republican leadership, his wish to settle in Dayville, and his call for the public to have faith in government, believing the right will prevail. It highlights gratitude from neighbors and the nation for his half century of public service.
A revolver used by a gunman exploded in a seven year old girl's yard at 140 Broad Street Thursday night. The weapon wounded Truth Brown, a man identified as a material witness, and Mrs Brown was hospitalized while Deery fled toward Gregery Street. A seven year old boy found the revolver nearby as neighbors rushed to the scene. Police questioned unidentified suspects and await further statements.
The annual May fair opened last night in Colonial hall. A 40 member committee worked three months to arrange the event with dedication and happiness. Tonight features Knights of Columbus activities and Elk nights. the Hibernian night and Foresters of America wind up the program later in the week.
The Union Light Company of the city bought Broad Street land adjoining the Chited Mutisinating Company with 4 frontage of 4% feet and a depth of 112 feet for about 25,001. A mortgage of $42,000 and a note of $23,000 cover the sale. A quitclaim deed transfers title to the seller, with Daniel Blow of Milford handling the deed.
The Board of Charities authorized Miss Mae McCarthy to assume records duties in the charities department effective June 1, replacing Miss Schmidt who resigned. McCarthy will earn $1200 yearly, matching her current salary, and will be overseen by Superintendent Angus Thorne.
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