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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
3
A report notes 400 French casualties including dead and wounded on the Rifian front with details about unit losses, references to Prime Minister Painlevé and political debate in the chamber of deputies about the operation and its consequences.
Riggs, the hydrographer on MacMillan’s expedition, joins Walter Skees and team on a voyage to record geography and plant life. The crew aims to capture photos and specimens while documenting routes, observations, and notable sites encountered during the voyage.
An article describes Gessler portraying Germany’s military as a pacifist force. It notes wartime weariness, calls for disarmament, and argues Germany should avoid foreign entanglements. The piece mentions public opinion shifts and the chief task of defense authorities amid global power dynamics.
A defendant named Roy Steany Laundry was charged with embezzlement and granted a fourth continuance in the morning session. Bond set at 3400 dollars as the case moves to next date before Judge Fonny Mejrath at the Waerhurs city court.
In a May luncheon attended by Kuhn, Loeb executives denied any reference to a debt settlement in a speech reported abroad. They say remarks attributed to Mr Maha were misreported and not discussed publicly. The aim was to preserve mutual understanding amid strained Anglo American financial relations.
Phillips elected head of the American Medical Association by the house of delegates. Dr Philp Marvel of Atlantic City named vice president. Officers re-elected: Al in West Chicago secretary and general manager, Susain Harden treasurer, F C Warnshouse, Bapia Winb speaker, Rack Sievster Waregtosa vice speaker.
The ad promotes true blue suits in summer styling with tested fabrics. It highlights double breasted and sack options in two or three button cuts, some with two trouser pairs. Prices listed are 35, 40, and 45 dollars.
Delights boys with cool, comfortable styles priced from $1 to $3. Fabrics launder easily and wear well in colors like blue, tan, and green. Special lots at $1 and $1.35. middy suits white with trim $2.50. linen flapper and vestee suits $3. Basement front.
Dr Dewitt Burton, third president of the University of Calgary, died Tuesday. A noon commemorative chapel service followed by a 3 pm public funeral at Leon Mandehall on campus marked the tribute. The service featured remarks by university leaders and trustees, with a guard of four students on duty. Cremation followed at Oakwoods cemetery. Condolences poured in from donors including John Rockefeller and his father.
An eight year old boy was charged with murder in a perplexing case. He and a six year old companion named Miltiadas Ila Tous were accused of drowning a one month old infant in a pit below Patucket Palace. The pair, sons of Mr and Mrs John Versa, await trial with a date set for next week.
A fragmented report describes an early race on cliff terrain near a coastal port. It notes participants from White Sands and nearby towns competing over a marked course, with several riders and observers mentioned. The garbled text references distances, officials, and possible timing but lacks clear outcomes.
A local ad highlights straw hats and fashion headwear with comfort in mind. Special values priced at $1.95 and $2.85, better hats including Bauhoks and panamas up to $6. Four dandy straw hats offered for $1. Main floor rent mentioned.
The new Suites collection showcases bold patterns and colors with striped designs to boost wardrobe appeal. Priced around $1, the ads emphasize value and modern styling for fashion conscious shoppers.
Friday marks the final sale day for a mix of toilet goods and cosmetics. The catalog lists creams, soaps, shampoos, powders, and lotions from brands and vendors, with prices and product names reflecting a bustling, colorful display in a historic shopper’s scene.
An advertisement for Comfort corset brassieres priced at $1.35 highlights a side-hooking model with two hose supporters, elastic back, boning over the abdomen, and flesh brocade fabric. Sold on the second floor, rear location.
Rayon and silk stockings with lisle top and soles in popular shades including sand, French, nude, gray and black. Reg. 4.00 for 0.79. Main floor rear.
Ruffled voile blouses priced at $2 each feature round embroidered broadcloth collars with edge trimming. Available sizes 36 to 46 on the second floor.
Silk and lisle fiber socks in checks with tary grey brown black and white shade palette priced at 75e. Located on the main floor front display.
Sprays and wreaths described as baskets of lasting natural flowers priced at 2.50 and 4.95 dollars. The ad repeats the offerings indicating a sale of floral sprays and wreaths with two listed price points.
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