Businessman's Advice Promises Kidney Health Relief
An advertisement features testimonial by C Robinson of Weld Street praising Anuric Tablets for kidney and joint issues. It claims rapid relief after trying the medicine, urging readers to request a trial package from Invalid's Mole in Buffalo. The copy imitates a news-style advisory.
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Western School Ahead Of East In Wyncoop Report
Secretary John J. Wynevor of the global Board of Ha ucutdm returns from a school board convention in St. Louis saying Western schools adopt more refined methods. They face relocation and staffing challenges but plan direct improvement through expert teachers and better deployment, addressing overall student needs.
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John J. Wynevor
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St. Lows
Ween
New York
Wyncoep
Man jailed for bigamy after reconciling with first wife
In a New York case, the defendant, reconciled with his first wife, was sentenced to one year for bigamy after two marriages. He lived with Catherine Chatlyien while still married to his first spouse, who had him charged for new support. He faces further legal action over a second marriage.
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Maines
Ashhara
Catherine Chatlyien
New Hives
New York
Danny
Torsave
Bin
Repupcilad
Young Teens Aged 14 15 Arrested For Stealing Cars
Two boys aged fourteen and fifteen were arrested after allegedly taking two cars. One vehicle owned by Gerard at 441 Gordon Street was abandoned on Pembroke Street, the other, taken from Andrew Amit of 1975 Tranishin Avenue, was being driven when stopped on Bush Mamarn neck. Awaiting arraignment today.
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de Gerard
Gurdon Street
Pembroke Street
Andrew Amit
Tranishin | Avenue
Merit Badges To Be Awarded After Scouts Pageant
Scouts in Bridgeport plan a Saturday sale to award merit badges after a pageant with over 1,100 attendees expected from Florida and other areas. Organizers list local leaders and volunteers, including Mrs Atwater and Mrs. Edgar W. Meal, among many names, with proceeds aiding the Scout House program.
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Ulam
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Havens
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Wales
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Ay Hineks
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Haran
Janean
Kelly
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Caroline Ludlum
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Millet
Richard T Noeshweont
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Pleren
Joli PL. Reshurten
Buauras Willan Richards
Lo Albert Rathnes
Serley
William FL Seeley
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Shaiv
Stephen Fy. Sherman
Richard F. Stanles
Reverend L H Wells Dies in Delaware Native of Bridgeport
Rev L H Wells former Bridgeport resident died May 19 at Mills Bay Delaware. Born 68 years ago in Stratford he was son of Leonard and Elizabeth Wells. He studied ministry at General Theological Seminary New York and served at a parish in Millshore before retirement. Funeral held Taesdad bur Mevhanlosbors. Survived by five siblings.
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Delaware
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Stratford
Bridport
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Eligabeth
Wells
Schjol
Thord
General Theological Entinary
New York
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Shore
Taesdad
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Musene
FL Wells
Te Woeils
Run Tah
Lew Marites Alowas
Boy Receives $500 After Hip Fracture Incident
A bus incident led to a boy receiving a $500 settlement for a hip fracture. The readable fragments reference named individuals and a municipal setting, though details are partial. Further specifics are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Diphtheria Control Through Schick Tests Described
A May report notes Schick tests helped check diphtheria in New York and nearby areas. Details include vaccination context, commemorations, and mentions of a community health effort with local officials and hospital staff discussing the program and its impact.
Recall of German ambassador to United States urged
Essen May 22 reports say the Krupa works confirmed requesting Berlin recall of Dr Otto Wiedfeldt German ambassador to the United States and a director of the Krupp concern. Officials said Perrin should delay the recall until a successor is found in Washington. Hastings of Bridgeport, a wartime resident, reportedly died of heart disease.
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Essen
Krupa Works
Berlin
Otto Wiedfeldt
United States
Wrupp
Irony Voor Behren
Bridgeport High School literary supplement renamed
The Penbeara reports the fourth issue of Bridgeport High School's literary paper, previously known as the Criterion Literary Supplement, will adopt a new name to avoid confusion with a bi weekly edition.
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Penbeara
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Bridgeport High School
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Criterion Literary Supplement
Oxford Dictionary Editor Is Dead
London dated May reports Henry Bradbury, Oxford editor and fellow of the Royal Academy, died yesterday. Born in Manchester, he held senior college positions and contributed to lexicography. An advertising filler fragment about Foot-Ease appears alongside the obituary.
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Henry Brad
Oxford
Enc | AeLi
Fish Academy
Manchester
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