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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1923
Page
4
A garbled note describes a meeting of managers and manufacturers amid unclear references to a 'Tubercuiums Hellef' and a weighing event at an unspecified coffee area. Names and places are unreadable, with several phrases incoherent.
The dentist emphasizes tailored service for artificial teeth, comparing dental fittings to custom clothing. He argues that precise personal study of a patient’s jaws and mechanical perfection define their practice, claiming leadership in Bridgeport’s dental profession.
An advertisement extols the Petry Suction device as the leading aid in dentistry over the last thirty years. It claims the tool makes denture fitting easier and smoother, reducing irritation and discomfort for patients who struggle with plates.
A garbled ad-like note offers dental advice with assurances of fairness. It emphasizes preventing tooth problems and preserving facial contours, urging readers to seek guidance for dental issues. The text uses misspelled phrases and unclear claims about perfecting teeth.
The court discusses state power to regulate land and aliens under the Fourteenth Amendment and treaty provisions, stating states may enforce laws to protect property and public order while Congress retains immigration authority. The decision references Japanese residents and potential effects of naturalization, cautioning alignment with constitutional bounds and prior treaties.
An old fashioned mustard paste is spread on the sore area to penetrate and draw out pain. Mysterole claims to ease sore throat and rheumatic pains, marketed for both adults and children with advertising aimed at mothers and households.
Jol Deen notes John Drew, famed stage figure, turns 70. The actor comes from a long line of performers, with family ties to Irish characters and Shakespearian roles. His career spans Daly to modern stages, including notable plays and memberships in New York social circles.
Bien petitions seek writ of habeas corpus as coroner reports death of Mrs. Therry Wortsem. Hearing set before Judge John Tl Brot in Common Pleas Court. Attorney Steamex Duin filed petition after access denied. suspect detained since Saturday on murder charge tied to Covinter Mix case.
A historic church in Bat Cash Ally was damaged by a fire reported last night. Five firemen responded and sustained injuries while rescuing a heavy stone statue of Chest dating from the fourteenth century, which tumbled during the blaze.
Mrs Wheeler, longtime Trumbull resident for 16 years and former postmaster, died today at age 82. Survived by sons Wile and Taovalon, funeral Friday at Brizsuade home with burial at Wilveraide cemetery. (Note: OCR errors adjusted for readability.)
An old advertisement fragment touts a remedy for eczema and itching promising rapid relief. It mentions antiseptic use and claims potent skin benefits, highlighting a product described as reliable for various skin troubles. The text is garbled but clearly from a vintage cure-all ad boasting quick results.
Funeral notices for Carely Wuneral and multiple individuals present with scattered details. Includes names such as Mrs Brak Ro Vgeker and Peter's church, St Michaels cemetery, and several burial plans, with inconsistent addresses and dates from 1960 era.
An early advertising pitch touts Pepsodent toothpaste as a modern dental solution. It describes two film- destroying methods, asserts safety and dental approval, and urges readers to try a 10 day tube with a coupons offer. It promises whiter teeth and cleaner feeling after use.
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