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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
5
The Towery Theatre, one of the city’s oldest playhouses built before the Civil War, was damaged by fire. It hosted Buffalo Bill's first show and once charged two dimes for an evening with performers including Dei Fox and Lillie Russell.
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Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events or entities. It mentions a person at a door with a wooden leg and names Bridget, Tony, and Suheree, set in London, but no concrete action, date, or outcome is evident.
Whence Puget a charming girlfriend falls for Bert Wraymore a fascinating suitor who risks heart and safety. Janet Mercer Pruden ces dearest friend an older clever masseuse loves Will Olsmie. Virginia Vale wards and Pete Armstrong an inventor clash as Virginia derides the country life while Traymore pursues Prudence. Virginia ruins her gown in a misfired experiment.
Prudence leaves Peary Cottage with lighter heart after an uneasy interview. She recalls Virginie and Bert’s letter, contemplates Peter Armstrong, and discovers a man kneeling under a willow tree in the woods, identified as her former sweetheart Bert Raymore. Tomorrow promises a change.
Washington New Orleans 1941 The War Department urged maintaining a vast munitions reserve as crucial to future victory. General Clarence Williams emphasized mobilization hinges on reserves and cited shortages in artillery development and funds delaying programs. He warned rapid production relies on available funds and time to complete planned work.
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