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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
9
An old advertisement promotes Kellogg's Bran as a health aid promising longer life and improved digestion. It asserts regular use, two tablespoons daily, and benefits such as cleaner bowels, better growth, increased energy, and clearer complexions, while noting Bran is not a medicine.
Syracuse caps a strong grid season with nine wins and a close 14 to 2 against Colgate, while Chick Meehan’s team gains recognition for its offense and defense, leadership from Meehan and potential for future success as he guides a young squad.
The text presents a garbled critique of a theatrical or musical performance with scattered names and phrases. It references characters or performers such as Monte, Nila M, Arthur Chinterdon, and Topol Renney, suggesting evolving stage dynamics, jury perceptions, and admired vocal or dramatic elements amid conversational confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Musterole and cold symptoms with scattered names and phrases. The readable parts resemble an ad style or disjointed notes, lacking coherent events or clear persons, places, or dates for a solid news summary.
In a heated exchange on the Senate floor, M Clemenceau and allied officials challenge U.S. stance on postwar Germany. senators accuse Germany of preparing for a future conflict while decrying Allied wartime policies. Public sentiment concerns stoke wider debate about reparations and alliance cooperation.
A Yale senior faced a $50 fine for offering tickets at $25 in an apparent unauthorized sale. The incident occurred during a chaotic period described with unclear locale and names, with a separate note mentioning a $60 fine tied to unrelated activities.
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