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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
2
Ambiguous OCR text mentions Germiston and a fire raid with scattered figures 119, 230 gallons, and a death at Mast Brishul. Names and places are unclear. details incomplete and fragments gapped. Summary captures nullified events and lacks coherent facts due to damaged source text.
Fragmented OCR text shows Blanton censured linked to a chaotic exchange about expulsion. It notes a House vote with Democrats supporting and Republicans opposing, naming Merritt of Connecticut and Summers of Texas among participants. The garbled source suggests a broader political friction and a procedural outcome.
Democratic candidate for alderman from the district addressed Third district Democrats at Brewster Street and Taifisla Avenue. Preparations started for the rally and related work as supporters gathered.
A Bridgeport The Bridgeport Post announces a new feature starting Sunday to determine the wittiest person in Bridgeport. Read THE SUNDAY POST for details and participation terms.
The president addressed large crowds in the south and Columbus urging reconciliation of sectional divides. He called for unity, spoke on national service, and expressed hope that both regions would join to support his administration’s program.
A text fragment reports a planned public appeal tomorrow to aid individuals described as in cruel want. Superintendent Flanigsu and officials are mentioned alongside efforts to mobilize volunteers and funds.
Noted writer Markham spoke in the city to Contemporary club members at Myr Warner home and others, urging open disarmament. He argued the world wastes wealth on arms and that peace requires intelligent collaboration, noting questions about US stance toward Japan. He read poems including Lincoln the Man of the People and discussed his creative process.
A distorted fragment describes weariness and gloom washing over the eye and skin. It mentions Gale's Pepto and a medicine tablet form, implying a cure for fatigue and a shift toward better health in an ad-like line.
Muddled text appears to describe a medical or therapeutic scene with terms like breathing relief and a battle reference. Proper nouns and clear events are not discernible, leaving only garbled phrases about passages, brains, and relief without coherent details.
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