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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
18
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature’s relief for constipation. It claims regular intake prevents illness, urges two tablespoons daily, and promotes uses in cereals and baked goods while touting availability at grocers, hotels, and clubs.
The hearing on the Fuller brokerage collapse centers on Silaworte and the firm MM Pudler & company. Key figures Ed ward M. Futler and Willian F. Me top faced indictments for interfering with orders. Witnesses include Kuwnohwat and Leo M. Morris detailing ties to the firm and potential liabilities.
President Stegillay of the National Baseball League disallowed Cincinnati's protest after a game with the New York Giants. Referee Quigley and umpire Meguiars argued the call, with Chicago, Cincinnati tying the issue to the umpiring decision. The ruling upheld by Heydler ends the dispute.
Historical notes indicate rapid progression in Charlos contracts amid local industry shifts. The article references Astoria and nearby communities, with mentions of Lee Grae and Me Cintas. It describes growing activity in construction and related sectors.
Memorial mass held for local T A B members with notes of homage and local attendees. Names such as Raber Sexing, fred Wal, Nivins Wali appear in the readable text along with mentions of service at a church or hall and scheduling details.
The civic group plans a parade at Cones town harbor with a steel ship chartered from New York. The event recalls past jaunts while New York sails are expected and a fishing smack from South Nowals arrives. the night program includes officer presentations and a sheet entertainment.
Incomplete text notes a rush for licenses causing delays at the issuing office. Fragmentary details mention procedures, potential changes, and public concern over processing times without clear dates or names. The readable content signals disruption to normal licensing operations and citizen impact.
In Naruvilig Dein on May 28, Willan G. McAdon ex treasury official told a Deniers gathering that the current sugar policy harms the economy and that solutions involve maintaining or raising sugar prices. He suggested food shortages could push administration to defend food prices, noting potential campaign donor impact. The Third District Democratic Association plans a whist, ninochle, and dance at 2928 Fairfield Ave with William F Flangson as committee chair.
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