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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement urges readers to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to ease indigestion after meals. It claims the tablets neutralize acidity and belching, letting people eat foods they enjoy. The copy targets U.S. and Canada markets and notes a 60 cent box price.
An old advertisement promotes Oxidazo a bronchial asthma remedy from Worcester Massachusetts. It claims quick oral dissolution relieves irritated bronchial tubes improves breathing and promises a full refund if first pack fails. Sold by Hindle Pharmacy Joseph D Hartiman Loverly Brothers and others.
The convention discussed opposition to branch banking and urged fiscal restraint. John Hy Puoleher was elected president with Walter W Read as vice president. Frank A Wimsey criticized party politics and tariff fights while McKenna urged European debt payment pauses to stabilize the market.
A fragmentary letter from Mrs Mills to an unnamed recipient raises questions about a minister's divorce and a potential trip to the Orient. It mentions negotiations over leaving a partner, buying astrology advice, and possible travel to Japan. Authorities report details from a church meeting and a funeral attended by Lacy.
Richard Dery, Roosevelt’s grandson, was laid to rest today in Oyster Bay near the family plot after a New York hospital death. Pallbearers include relatives and associated Roosevelt family members, with several uncles noted among the deceased’s kin.
Giants stage a late rally in the eighth inning to defeat the New York Yankees 3 to 2. Ruth hits fail to spark a comeback as Frank Frisch and Frankie Frisch contribute key moments, while Moe Berg and the Giants’ pitching hold the Yankees in check through critical at bats and defensive plays.
The unreadable OCR fragment warns of serious trouble from alcohol and dangerous drugs. It mentions health risks such as cold sores and coughing and claims a prescription guarantees treatment through food and nourishment, with an advertising tone typical of period notices.
Stratford council approves purchase of a pumping engine after committee tests and reviews. They plan a delivery to the fire house by July, with the Mack Motor Company overseeing setup and final inspections to ensure machine readiness.
A wartime proclamation announces Thrace's return to Turkey. The text mentions recruitment and mobilization efforts, with ministers urging loyalty and unity under the new arrangement. The source presents a fragmented and unclear OCR record.
Lafayette College resumes strength for a Saturday showdown with the University of Pittsburgh at Forbes Field as freshman Adri Ford returns from injury. Ford participated in the team drill and looked ready, boosting prospects for a close contest against Richmond.
Reported youths were released on bond after appearances in court for alleged gas meter thefts. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate hearings scheduled for next week before Judge Boardman.
Havana October report notes proposed penal reforms by Manuel Savadey consulting attorney for the department of government. The plan seeks separate first offense youth offenders from long term habitual prisoners and directs profits from convict labor to victims' families.
A 29 year old man, Thomas Stebo of LT Burnhasa sovenue, rushed along Water Street toward a ball game when a car driven by Hazel W. White struck him, sending him to Bayt a Wittle Water hospital in serious condition. He faces abandonment charges in court tomorrow.
In Litchfield today the jury reserved its verdict on the charge of killing Mrs. Flora L Benedict at her home. The proceeding faced delays as jurors deliberated, with guidance from the court indicating a return for further action tomorrow.
Wesleyan varsity beat Union after a close contest in Middletown Conn. Martin was teased by the defense as Union backs found holes later. Studiyell’s guard weight noted as a season helper and plans to strengthen the Hing were announced this week.
An unclear report states twenty four drivers were arrested yesterday and await trial on various violations. Names and exact charges are not fully readable, but the incident involved motor vehicles and law enforcement actions in the city.
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