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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1920
Page
19
Connecticut command official Joseph Goodwin discussed the system test results from the SQC eng day. He stated the public will benefit as savings from the new zone fare are implemented and operational.
Fragmentary note indicates concerns over cash fares and ticket delivery via Leite mail system. Details are unclear but imply a passenger or transit context with ticket handling issues.
The report notes improvement in conditions after the ongoing strife and disruption from the rat coral affair and the freight embargo. Early weeks ago the impact affected supply lines and manufacturing, but recent updates indicate easing tensions and steadier movement for manufacturers and suppliers.
A fragment notes continued strain from a shortage of raw materials affecting manufacturers. An industry group discusses ongoing difficulties and slow recovery, highlighting persistent supply constraints and economic pressure on production lines.
May day rural scene described with Willie Downehon as he guides a horse and plow, painting a picture of the countryside. Mrs. Davis is noted for sewing homespun clothing, reflecting traditional crafts and daily life in the area.
A puzzled fragment describes family members and a festive card, noting a machine and a spinning wheel. The garbled text references old-time reliance on Freier service and a melancholic winter mood, with unclear action or outcome.
The fragment describes a traveling scissors grinder moving by cart with signs advertising his wares. He offers to sharpen most items for a dime, and his presence is noted as a common roadside business with simple tools and a dimly lit setup. The scene captures a historical street trade common in bygone times.
The body of a two month old infant was found in a suitcase abandoned in a New Haven train car. The suitcase was turned in by a person named Meyers, with the discovery linked to the Grand Corona property room since November 9, 1914, and inmate Richard Rittler named in property records.
The piece argues that American drivers will scrutinize tires more than ever as costs bite. It criticizes misinformed opinions and shady dealers, urging buyers to seek legitimate, quality tires from reputable dealers aligned with the values of the United States Rubber Company.
May 10 London reports a push to revive formal dances with a standardization of quadrilles and new style steps. The King and Queen attend a Fancy Dress Ball featuring quadrilles in English, French, and American forms as dancers rehearse for the season opening.
Joseph Tripadela and Carmelle Cevese, both named at 233 North Washington and 252 North Washington, were sued for unlawful wine handling without permits. They were each bound on $1,000 bonds and the case was continued for one week. A third individual, nke of Redding Ridge, was arrested for illegal liquor production and also placed under a $1,000 bond with the case continued for one week.
Paris report cites wartime demographics showing Prussia maintaining population lead over France. Census comparisons from 1875 to 1871 reveal France lagging as Prussia gains due to higher birth rates, with France’s population drop larger during the war while Prussia declines far less.
In Trenton May 10 a Contemporacy group learned their Settlement Home, once to become a profitable brewery, was involved. Frank Odas entreaker of the house on Yo TA Raptor Street was arrested. Richard Wilson held on $1090 bond by United States a mission for violating the Volstead Act by brewing beer, selling ingredients and distributing recipes. Women reported beer fumes from the cellar prompting a raid by federal authorities.
Paris society buzzes over a new drink termed the resurrection cocktail blending two thirds beer with one third port wine and a large slice of foam. Claridge’s Bob Fagle notes three is the limit for safe arrival home as medical experts warn the hops and port mix, while exhilarating, is not harmless.
A child discovered bones in the sand along Randalls Bay shore near Randalls Bio. The bones were buried and later dug up, believed to belong to a body cast up by the waves. A person at No. 24 West Side Avenue reported the find and police investigated.
Saltman-Dirk Inc sues Conspetecticur Co claiming March 9 trolley damage to a motor track caused by negligence. Trial seeks damages of St.Cdu and seeks recovery for alleged track impairment as presented in court.
A rough, garbled report from Poore t city, Mo on March 10 describes a mining or drilling mishap. The fragment notes the crew digging, the dirt flying from a hole, and scattered drilling equipment in multiple directions.
An OCR fragment touts a laxative worm expeller named Klixte paves and a “Best fetond star” from a medicine closet. It lists worm symptoms and claims Dr Ju Py Ying& Coy Auburr and many dealers advertise the product.
An advertisement touts Buttermilk Cream as a miraculous overnight beauty aid. It claims pale, lifeless complexions regain radiance within twenty four hours, removing signs of dull skin. Hindle's Drug Stores and Toward Bros. offer the product.
An insurance examiner notes many applicants are rejected due to unseen kidney issues. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is advertised as a highly healing remedy, claimed to help many with kidney problems. Sample bottles offered for ten cents.
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