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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
4
Report describes Sharon as the suspect in the fatal stabbing of his wife. Coroner testimony and hospital care details appear, with authorities noting the act occurred in connection to alleged domestic dispute. The piece references medical response, investigations, and timing at Weehawken area.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a five times married individual and various disjointed names. The readable content hints at a sensational wedding or marriage history but lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear events to confirm details.
Lady Nancy Astor argues that talking peace alone fails to secure lasting settlement. The piece notes wartime pressures and political tensions reflected in public calls for action beyond dialogue.
A garbled OCR style page discusses a criminal insane patient and plea by Dr Leaks, referencing a state hospital, transfers, and legal action. The text mentions doctors and patients, inpatient care, and questions around mental health handling in a state facility. It includes scattered names and places, with unclear dates or outcomes due to damage.
Macdonald urged Commons to press for an arms parley and outlined possible steps. He spoke of notifying allies and preparing for further talks with the United States and allied partners, while signaling readiness to pursue a conference.
An authors' agent states radio profit rose to millions, asserting strong returns and ongoing potential. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but the claim centers on substantial earnings from radio rights and related deals.
A fragmented ad lists items such as silk spools, basting thread, Kleinerts braasierettes, kitchen aprons, white binders, hair nets, and darning cotton with various prices and quantities. The ad resembles a late 19th or early 20th century catalog style with misspellings and partial product names.
Howland's marks its 30th anniversary with heavy crepe, silk, and beaded dresses in grey tan blue and brown. Styles include straight lines with pleated side panels or slit sections, contrast piping and tailored or dressy designs. Sizes from youth to 52 with wool sport styles. All dresses priced at $10, available Thursday morning.
Weekly sale notice outlines reduced prices on hair goods including switches, bobbed styles, and length options, plus footwear for men women and children. It lists stockings, vests, bodices, step-ins, gloves, neckwear, pearl necklaces, purses, dress fabrics, and novelty fabrics with specific sale prices and regular prices in a period shop window style.
Real D. S. suits offered at $26, down from $35, with two pairs of trousers in new spring fabrics. Suits come in greys, tans, mixtures, and pencil stripes, all sizes, boasting double service as part of an anniversary celebration.
Fine dress materials of silks or wool offered in various colors and weights. Silk flat crepe satin faced crepe and radium silk advertised with regular prices and sale figures. Crepe alpaca Canton crepe wool blends also listed. The ad mentions pleating services for purchased materials and a special style pleating option.
A second floor anniversary sale advertises reduced women and children's apparel. Items include children's knickers, play suits, and dresses with price cuts, alongside hats and coats for women. Notable prices: knickers 0.79, dresses around 14.50 to 23.50, coats up to 24.50, hats listed from 0.87 to 4.85, and various fabric and accessory discounts.
Golf enthusiasts see specials on men s wool stockings in English make and assorted colors. Sale includes outfits with a canvas bag and four Style dots at reduced prices from Reg 5 250 to 1 85 and bundles for 8 16 or 6 50 university price.
A fragmented sale notice advertises hand cut glassware with steep discounts. Items include vases bowls compotes and dishes priced from $1 to $6.95, plus under muslins and embroidered regalia. Old fashion wording and garbled texts obscure exact details yet emphasize large assortments and reduced prices.
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