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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
2
The article discusses the United States Senate debate over supporting a complex treaty framework. It notes that approval or rejection of the peace treaty could influence allied obligations and the broader tripartite agreement, with emphasis on the conditionality of American ratification.
A testimonial extols CINOT for relief from long standing stomach upset and constipation. Mr. George Mason of Waterbury credits two bottles with dramatic health gains and urges others to try CINOT. Available at multiple drug stores including Harpagan's and Westport drug outlets.
The coal conference dissolves with workers facing industrial chaos as operators resist wage increases without price changes. Officials warn of reduced profits and possible mine shut downs while government plans await further data. Delegates from central fields converge, but national policy remains unsettled as controversy over Garfield and fuel administration actions grows.
Burah calls Congress to act as profits amid wartime controls draw fire. Meads and MeMberee clash over profiteering and government orders. Senator MacNary predicts Senate approval of the peace treaty with reservations, urging public faith in the Covenant of the League of Nations.
Druggists and doctors tout Nicotol as a rapid cure for tobacco habit in bold promotional text. The ad cites testimonies from druggists, hospitals, and patients, claiming quick relief and minimal side effects. It urges readers to obtain Nicotol tablets from local druggists and promises refunds for unsatisfied customers.
A Thanksgiving ball by Quilts's School of Dancing at the Colonial Ballroom on Fairfield Avenue drew former pupils and friends from out of town. Morris's orchestra provided music as attendees danced into the early hours.
In Melbourne on November 47 Joseph Himte Cook, minister of the Navy, urged wholehearted support for collective security. He said Britain must keep its powder dry and warned allied nations against letting preparations slip as they pursue Pacific policy goals.
Funeral services were held for Kathryn Murphy eleven daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy at home with Rev Charles Kelly officiating. Burial was in St Michaels Cemetery. Timothy Connelly dies Tuesday funeral set for 10 AM at Stallins Scott Redgate parlors with burial at St Michaels Cemetery. He is survived by sister Mrs Tosehb Whiteoab and brothers Thomas and John Cantolly. Son of Michela and Bridie Maloney Cornolly.
Weather forecast notes cloudy skies across Southern New England and eastern New York with light local snow possible. Pressure high, temperatures steady, winds from the Atlantic coastal area light to moderate from the north and northeast, unsettled conditions expected through today and tomorrow with largely cloudy skies.
Fragmentary notice from a Midviiebronk publication describes daily tides and sunset timing with references to high water and a sunset. The garbled text hints at a weather or coastal forecast with times and general travel or navigation guidance, but the readable pieces indicate a standard daily maritime data card.
An article describes a Mayors of London dinner attended by American guests including Davis who proposed a Thanksgiving toast reflecting on war, peace, and a new world order. The ambassador warned against self interest in postwar arrangements. Also mentions Algeria’s river of ink formed by two streams with galilic acid and iron content.
Thousands of mothers report Mother Gray's Sweet Powders ease headaches fever stomach troubles and other ills in children. Used for over HM years the powder is sold by every chemist in the region as a remedy for common childhood ailments.
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