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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1921
Page
5
Roger W. Babson argues gold prices and monetary value shift with commodity trends, predicting gold mining stocks may rise postwar. He notes the dollar’s value fluctuates with prices, commodities, and inflation, and suggests selective gold mining securities could profit as markets recover.
The town office is flooded with aged deeds, many unclaimed or misfiled, and authorities warn the growing backlog risks mislaid ownership. Officials note about 22 such deeds linger, with several dating years back, increasing storage strain and prompting calls for action by property owners.
The trial opened with Henry Landry described as a bloodless bluebeard denying murder charges. Prosecutors allege his involvement in the disappearance of Dea Catia near Beagt J Se. The defendant protested being called “one of hundreds of vanished women” while claiming purchases of furniture and related items lack any link to crimes.
Fragmented OCR reports a council presidency boom cycle with names such as Hogan and Lamorreto in the sixth district. It mentions a prior president and a ceremonial act involving a tank and signature, hinting at a political transition and unclear procedural details.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pure vegetable remedy for bad breath. It asserts the tablets purify the system without griping or side effects and encourages nightly use for a week. The copy cites patient testimonials and emphasizes natural ingredients.
A three day conference begins Sunday at St John’s parish with sermons by Very Rev Samuel, Rev Lars Bolowells, and Mr Wiley of Calvary Bridgeport. An interchurch dinner will be held Monday evening at 168 Pennsylvania Avenue. The closing service occurs Sunday afternoon at 7 o'clock led by Dean Culladay.
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