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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
Carpenter Eugene M. Pullen claims a complete rupture cure without surgery after years of suffering. He says there was no operation, no lost time, and that he remains able to work. writes from 50 F Marcellus Avenue Mancaquan New Jersey to share full information.
In a Saturday JSOTE entry Benny relates a playful mischief about altering his hair with vaseline to impress Mary Watkins and Lovetter Miner. The tale ends with family teasing him when he returns home wearing a different hairstyle, proving it was a simple habit.
Revised figures show 31 percent pursuit pilots 26 percent observers and 84 percent of casualties were American flyers with 11 percent British and 4 percent French. The article notes a new air knightly code with whimsical insignia on fuselages, not shoulder badges, and ends with a quip about household expenses.
Vi enna reports violinist Jan Kubelik has bought a palace for 6,000,000 crowns after a recent sale at 2,700,000 crowns. The boom reflects feverish speculation driven by pending financial legislation and overall financial uncertainty. Large properties reportedly changed hands multiple times in a week, with prices doubling as sales continue.
A compilation shows livestock losses from wolves mountain lions and coyotes across several states with millions in value at stake. The Nation's Business notes these predator impacts alongside crop losses from rodents and house rats, highlighting a vast national food supply concern. A Connecticut court notice orders Rose F. Noyes to proceed with a divorce and alimony case against Frederick Vincent Noyes, with publication required.
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