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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
A garbled OCR note describes new lunch rooms in Berlin used by German authorities to provide meals for workers. It mentions aSynchrome met omit and items like burrs and yacz. The text is unclear and contains many errors but implies improved canteen facilities and catering for postwar needs.
Disjointed OCR notes describe Methodists funding a Catholic church project as an act of gratitude. Fragments mention Rev. paste and parishioners, Angel, St. ville, and Alpsyville, with unclear funding details and possible legislative or political references, lacking cohesive facts.
A convent dating back 2500 years was uncovered during trench work by an expedition led by Wooley in Ar. The find is reported to the British Museum authorities.
Fragmentary OCR describes seasonal gifts at Phillips Bros Jewelry Store and references a Carnegie Steel furnace incident in Pittsburgh. It mentions Edgar Thompson and a ferromanganese furnace, a convent plan, and a Yale Museum inscription, with uncertain details about the prince and Nebonids.
A local advertisement notes Carrolls Stoge reduces prices for the next three days. The item list includes various goods and discounts, signaling a short term sale to attract customers.
A large water conduit project near Washington D C will use a single siphon to supply the national capital. Expected to be ready for operation in May the 29 mile set ensures continuous water flow to the city.
Arthur, a Brooklyn salesman for healing creams, recounts his own skin breakouts and how Carter's Little Liver Pills cleared pimples, blemishes, and blackheads in days. He notes the remedy has been used worldwide for 67 years and is sold at druggists.
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