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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
9
A fragmented OCR line references an advertisement entry with partial names and a street or place in an unidentified city. It mentions a Weibel something and a dated event or listing, but lacks coherent details. The readable items imply a classified style notice or ad fragment from a historical newspaper.
An advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a tonic to rebuild red blood, ward off dis ease, and improve work capacity. It claims enhanced vitality, resistance, and strength through blood fortification with manganese and iron compounds.
An OCR fragment promotes a home hair removal method claiming fast effects for unwanted growths. It includes garbled phrases and names, listing a product with dire effects and urging readers to try a supposed breakthrough solution.
A garbled note lists obscure terms and names such as Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Mindy Batwa, with scattered references to Wint von Pike and Distress. The fragmentary text reads like a rough draft of a discussion or index of digestions and related phrases.
The readable text is a garbled OCR fragment mentioning dishes, heat, and potting department. No clear event, people, or organization is discernible to form a factual news item with proper entities.
A quiz asks which actress Dorothy Dutton became famous for and lists many silent film stars such as Lola and Constance and Mary Pickford. It includes a set of choices naming Viola Dana Lottie and others as potential answers and asks who among them is the best known silent film star.
The dispatch cites a New York gathering urging U S aid to world finance and calls for stronger international cooperation. It notes political energy around a Democratic vice presidential candidate and tensions over commerce and currency in a volatile era.
The article reports Senator Borah accusing the Republican Party of plans to repeal laws, criticizing measures as excessive and unnecessary. He argues the party's leadership pushes hastily enacted policies and warns of flawed progress in the current political climate.
A chaotic report from Odessa region describes an insurgency near Gdesay Khoasen and surrounding areas. Nationalist factions clash with authorities, claiming control of several towns and prompting evacuations as fighting intensifies.
A damaged OCR fragment notes Wichinsky facing a counterfeit charge with hearing planned. Details are garbled but suggest court action and references to an arrest or indictment. The wording is unclear about location, date, or involved agencies.
Premier Hara states Japan is not a military nation amid postwar debates and calls for pacifism. The controversial remark is tied to Italy and other allied influences.
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