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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
20
Report notes concerns over drug claims that excitation of kidneys by certain substances followed by water intake may affect health. Authorities urge caution and urge consultation with medical professionals before use.
A garbled OCR fragment describes persistent stomach pain nervous spells and head aches linked to unknown dietary factors. It mentions acids, water intake, and potential medical concerns but lacks clear context or sources.
A humorous cut from a newspaper page describes a family meal turning into a playful turkey carving contest with a heavy score tally and comic mishaps. It blends quirky captions, misheard phrases, and a light domestic scene including Betty, Lionel, and Bettys neighborly encounters.
In a No Trump hand with 48 playing cards, South considers how to handle a Club finesse. The discussion weighs finessing from the dummy, leading from the lower hand, and whether to bid King of Clubs when the other hand holds a singleton Queen. The guidance notes multiple routes and the risks of dropping the Queen, with detailed lines depending on partner and opponents' cards.
The passage features Lionel, Aunt Blanche, Uncle George, Aunt Deu, and others in a cluttered scene. Implied domestic activity includes preparations for a new home and bridal chambers. The tone hints at memory and imagination more than clear action or events.
A garbled query requests strategic play for a card game scenario. The text appears to mix terms from bidding and trick taking, asking how to handle a specific hand. No clear entities or outcomes are provided, yielding an unclear, fragmentary prompt.
Vincet Youmans, a theater producer, briefly visits his estranged wife Anne M. Youmans and their two young children after Thanksgiving. The couple arranged a divorce in Nevada, with ongoing support payments of 150 per week for the wife and children as the case proceeds.
Coroner’s findings list Jacob Lunin Slaly Willace as dying on November 14, 1923 after falling from a roof while on the set of the gorge. The death is ruled purely accidental with authorities including Corence Tenn J Phelan cited in the report.
John Gilbert stars in a two week Washington tale The Gala closes today with Charlie Munav Tied Kelsey as detectives Alice Day leads the cast Willie Smith hosts the sketches and the Darling Twins perform Travesties by Hall and Symmonds Kids and the Four Kidneys headline a varied program including Stark Love and a Hal Reich comedy for a packed cinema bill with multiple attractions and live acts listed as the week ends
Announcement from Cameo management cites great demand for seats as the current program runs including Louis Wilhelm William Boy and Marv Astor in Two Arabian Knights and a Vitaphone program with George Jessel and Arnaut Brothers plus The Lash and radio morries. Hal Crane Richard Tucker and Willam Davieson extend for another week, through next Friday, with the new lineup billed as exceptionally entertaining.
Tonight at the Palace a football night program features Paines guests and a 4 x party. Bridgeport letter carders honor Mollee Williams in Bridgeport with Gene Kelly and a line of vaudeville acts including The Kre Tow Four and the Chinese American Quatett.
A stacked review extols a contemporary melodrama staged by the Pol Playe3 company in New York Chicago and London. The critic praises the play’s swing punch suspense and strong second act promising a memorable dramatic experience. It notes Max Macan and Cleating Cheaters among earlier period successes and lauds Silene’s performance and the production’s vitality.
Several thousand Budeeporters attended Polls Vaudeville theatre choosing entertainment on Veterans Day. The piece notes Lippy thinks giving the heading was the appeal in person of Wiek.
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