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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1927
Page
15
Misa Shirley Knott aged nineteen of 134 Dewey Street had a sewing needle broken in her finger removed yesterday at the Emergency Hospital by Dr A J Derkow. She was sewing her dress when the needle broke off in her finger.
A fragmented and uncertain discussion centers on children and education, with garbled phrases about peace, home life, and societal changes. Readable portions reference a young reader or poet, and emphasize themes of nourishment, community, and concern for youth amid troubling events.
The article debunks a claim linking hair amount to intelligence and advises on scalp circulation and treatments. It mixes home remedies with warnings against unreliable tonics, emphasizes proper blood flow, and suggests ice, massaging oil, UV light, and cautions about ineffective promises.
Danbury May 22. A cross country youth on a 4000 mile ride from Seattle beat blizzard floods and a bur g ard while traveling at over 300 miles per day. He endured two days stalled by a Wyoming guard and three days with Illinois relatives. He slept, cooked, and rode on, visiting his uncle as authorities tracked his trek.
Frank Carbone, storekeeper of 1702 SeuviE Atenur, was arrested Saturday night by Bureau of Investigation members on liquor law violation charges. A quantity of beer and bottled spirits seized as evidence by the raiding party.
Joseph Grace reports his two sedan car with Connecticut license F 8043 was stolen yesterday from his yard at 141 Sterling Street. Police were notified and investigations are underway.
A collage of quips and spoof ads from The Fun Shop page. Excerpts joke about exams for teachers, party mishaps, testimonial writers, breakfast banter, a risqué kitchen sketch, a coroner visit, and a spoof news item from Special dispatches. Multiple named voices, playful lines, and period humor dominate the readable fragments.
Captain Sidney L. Bray of Fire Company No. 10 was reported in fair condition at Bridgeport Hospital after being overcome by smoke while battling a house fire at 430 Brooks Street Saturday night. He remained unconscious for six hours following admission.
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