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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1926
Page
3
The input provides garbled OCR segments with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases. No readable event, people, organizations, places, dates, or structured details emerge to form a coherent title or informative summary.
A Moncton New Brunswick writer recounts two weeks of paralysis from rheumatism or neuritis. After using Sloan's liniment he walks again within days. He claims the bottle increases healing blood flow, reduces swelling and pain without rubbing. Available from druggists for 35 cents.
A garbled health note urges drinking water to wash out kidney poison and toxins. It lists ingredients and remedies including salts, tonics, and minerals, mentioning foods and household items. The text references various substances and vague cures, with no clear medical guidance.
Euremberger reports witnessing a bidgerorl department member shoot at a white owl seen near Anson Street. The bird was subdued with a single shot, one wing broken, and kept for a planned observance. Raben berger pursued the owl to a nearby house, securing it with a vehicle prop.
A fragmented text discusses American actions to clarify Turkish dishes and a dish described as Ottoman era. It mentions named figures, places, and events amid garbled OCR text, referencing Hamad University and a dish linked to priests and olives. The article remains unclear but hints at a culinary mystery and related political figures.
A rugged snowstorm disrupts a Hartford area airlift bound for Buffalo and other destinations. The report notes military planning and a National Guard or service presence, with personnel moving from Antonio Texas toward the field.
Fire destroyed a long cherished Didford home today, with 40 occupants displaced. Arthur Teslin and family faced loss of a collection and valuables valued at about 15 000 dollars. Neighbors helped salvage remaining items as water pumped from a nearby perch aided efforts.
A female pedestrian was struck on Path Street near her home and taken to hospital with head and limb injuries. The driver fled the scene and did not stop. Police pursue leads as investigators work to identify the vehicle and suspect.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference early marriage records and notable signers tied to U S history. The text mentions Button Gavaitonett and Declaration of Independence figures, set within a broader archival listing.
The man convicted of killing a mother has been granted a respite until January 1 as a second appeal proceeds. The original execution date was set for December as a hearing was postponed.
In the Toy Shop on the third floor, visitors have seen a steady stream of new arrivals. Edgar Elephant or Elmer, Cora Camel, Bear, George Giraffe, Carry Cat, Lester Lamb, Snow White and Rose Red, Three Soldiers, and Little Miss Muffet appear as part of a display of mechanical and electrical toys. A box of candy and Dan Duck with wheely feet join a wide range of play items while staff invite customers to view a wide assortment of games, paints, dolls, and more.
Express fresh Frocks arrive with Shirring evident on a Georgette model paired with a tasseled tunic. Accordion pleating enhances Gray Crepe de Chine and Rose Georgette outfits while a Rhinestone buckle accents the side drape of a delightful dress.
Ad lists sheet sizes from 72 by 90 to 72 by 990 inches in bleached muslin and grand, with a 1.35 to 1.75 price range. Also offers Sure Fit Mattress Covers, unbleached muslin, and tie strings, claiming savings on mattresses and a 16 cent yard for main blue aluminum ware.
New arrivals highlight American Soundings by J. St. Joe Strachey at 82.50 and Galahad by St. John Erskine at 82.50. Also featured are youth titles such as Tom Swift, Don Sturdy, Padio Boy, Garry Grayson, Baseball Joe, and the Bobbsey Twins with prices from 30c to 1.50, plus classics like Jolly Mother Goose and Raggedy Ann and Andy.
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