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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
9
A fragment describes a long hot day on feet and a city sales event. It mentions relief from foot pain after buying a remedy at a department store and asserts feet never swell or hurt afterward. The language is garbled but centers on foot care and shopping.
AP dispatch notes revived river days as a federal barge line starts operations this month carrying freight along the Mississippi from Minneapolis to St Paul and Dubuque. Three towboats and 15 barges begin a 2 million dollar fleet buildout with 45 more barges planned, aided by a 3.78 million dollar dam project and new river rail terminals.
Vice Chancellor Beny in Trenton urged divorces for Roberta Arnold actress and Bruce M Larrabee of Lakewood with Frank J Lynch of Bloomfield and Mrs Josephine McKee Larrabee named as co respondents. Cross petition by Mrs Larrabee for extreme cruelty was dismissed amid testimony inconsistencies.
A newspaper advertisement claims Adlerika cured stomach trouble and enabled baking 40 pies daily. It touts quick relief from digestion issues, weighing down the ad with claims of cleansing the stomach and bowels and surprising improvements after usage.
The Larrabees wed in 1923 and separated in January 1826. They have one child, a two year old son. The Lynches married twelve years ago and have no children.
The Sewer Committee reviewed 11 sanitary and storm sewer petitions and inspected the Bostwick Avenue disposal plant and Bun Creek for a siphon to connect Black Rock sewers to the treatment works. Names include Aldermen Harrison Maker Seht Farmer, City Engineer McElroy, and residents on Park Avenue Red Ding Place Alcania Avenue and others.
Edward Williany, seventeen, from Beardsley Park, pleaded guilty to an attempted robbery of a Connecticut company motorman on February 16, 1927. He was sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Atth Bis in the Gilminal Superior Court. The judge praised the motorman for his courage and pursuit when the youth fled, uncertain if the gun was loaded.
A morning blaze in Hyannisport Mass caused an estimated 26 000 in damage at the Winfield Bak place on Scud dep avenue near Hobart road Newton Center. The fire, described as Hyannisport's worst incident of the year, destroyed a boom structure and threatened nearby homes. Mrs Fred F Cutler is linked to the property.
Mrs May Felter of New York sues Mrs Florence Hildebrand of New York for 250000 damages in Stamford Superior Court claiming Hildebrand conspired to win Felter's husband away and harbored him at Shippan Point. The Felters wed in 1916 and the husband left in November 1923, leaving Felter to raise their five year old son.
Advert describes Dorant Freezone corn remover promising instant relief and near painless removal of hard corns. Claims to soften calluses with a tiny application, removing corn in minutes without mess or irritation. Includes product name Dorant Freezone and references to a brief treatment window.
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