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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
2
In Chicago on November, Representative Wied A. Beitten of Illinois announced plans to introduce in Congress a bonus bill funded by a tax on light wines and beer. The move proposes financing veteran bonuses through this levy.
Perspiration stains and odors banished with NACO. The ad claims it dissolves fruit and ink stains, deodorizes, and softens water for better soap action. Suitable for all linens and white cotton apparel, safe for fabrics and hands, with a recommendation for sickroom use. Available in generous bottle sizes.
Fragmentary 1920s era political piece reports Wets pressuring major parties to adopt liberal planks. References to prohibition, independence, and district politics, with calls for respondents to public wishes shown on Tuesday.
Paris authorities suspend Battling Siki for three months after he struck Prunie r manager following a controversial performance at a show in Paris. Federation had considered the incident amid a rule dispute over improper conduct and allowed a December 7 London bout with Guckett to proceed with pre-signed articles.
A business association adopted a resolution proposing consolidation of New England railroads. The measure aims to protect earnings by opposing any amendments to the current transportation negotiation policy.
Marion Court made little progress in summoning jurors to try five men charged with murder in the Heyrin mine killings. By adjournment no juror of the 136 venuemen called had been chosen. The fragment mentions unrelated phrases about kitchens and advertisements.
Election returns show Republicans maintaining control in both houses with a slim House majority and a favorable Senate balance. North Dakota and Washington key races tipped the scales, while Democratic gains in Delaware and Indiana reshaped some state legislatures. Analysts cautioned the national mood after World War I and noted party leaders struggling to interpret voter sentiment.
Report from Newark and Sea Rock City recounts a cottage raid leading to two men captured. The men are identified as David Child Sho and Jando Pacanor of HES 10 Bet Street Newark, accused of involvement with wiring and weapons. Police, including Officer BL Dovsian and officers Leonard Holmes and Victor W, state the suspects resisted as authorities searched for illicit devices.
A Bridgeport area Controversy over whether the Bridgeport Normal School operates as a State Institution continues. A committee found the school adheres to state norms, promising state preliminary certificates for graduates and a potential permanent certificate after two years of teaching. Local graduates anticipate changes and some express anxiety about certification and recognition.
Fragmented ad style text advises on cough remedies and mentions various additives and cautions. It references health conditions, dietary tips, and potential home treatments, framed as guidance and promotional content. The passage also includes disjointed notes about medical matters and warnings from a newsletter style ad.
An advertising fragment discusses remedies for pimples and skin troubles, naming Kut Qeader and related products. It notes claims of natural healing qualities and potential diet connections, while reference to a New York advertising context appears.
A heavily garbled report cites finger prints found on a “logo of the site” worn by a choir, naming Edward Ve Pl and M Shuanor Reinhardt Mills among principals. Officials say prints could be crucial evidence. conference details and the attorney general’s office move are mentioned amid unclear terror.
A garbled promotional block mentions dieting, medications, and possible product names. It references locations including Detroit Michigan and a Marine? address fragment. The text mixes personal names and vague instructions, creating a nonsensical health and product pitch.
Charles D. Davis, noted patron of the opera and general society figure, dies suddenly. He was prominent in Magonigration circles and connected with the Shermanin and reser groups. The funeral will be held Monday at Mount Brive Cemetery with services for family and friends.
An oddly garbled ad promotes supposed dandruff cures with exaggerated claims and dubious methods. It promises complete scalp relief and itch removal by dissolving the dandruff entirely, using stairs of harsh, unclear instructions and unverified agents. The text mirrors low credibility promotional copy typical of old classifieds.
An ad touts a skin remedy with unclear product names and odd phrasing. It promises relief for itching and skin conditions, mentions Zeno and other terms, and emphasizes ease of use and low price. The text mixes brand-like fragments with dubious claims and odd typography.
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation and related health issues. It claims daily use prevents illness, improves breath, clears skin, aids child growth, and enhances appetite, urging two heaping tablespoonfuls daily or with meals. It promotes Bran as versatile for cooking and baking.
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