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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
8
A fragmentary OCR reads like a voice noting first time at sea and mentions hands on the ocean. The readable text hints at a speaker describing awe and the vast water, but specifics are obscured by incomplete wording.
A fragment notes a testing moment and asks for views on intravenous therapy. It mentions a time tied to a test and hints at curiosity about IV methods. The text is brief and lacks clear names, places, or dates to expand the record.
A distorted fragment presents a character sighing in éetasy as she smells oysters. The garbled text includes "I smells ist like oysters" and references a person named Bostan with unclear context.
In San Francisco the Lady Thacker, wife of a wealthy Parsee merchant, displays a priceless nose diamond set on her nose and forehead. The gem, recut and valued at $8,000, gleams as society eyes its bold presence, driving chatter about a new fashion trend among the elites.
Reports from a New York physician Dr P David Shultz advocate inhalation as a route for medicines beyond anesthesia and respiratory ailments. He argues nitrous oxide can convey drugs through the lungs, reducing doses and broadening treatment to nervous and systemic conditions, with inhalation complementing existing methods. Belgium spinning mill cooperative formed in Ghent to support postwar industry, with mills, capital, and management plans amid wartime material shortages.
A garbled wartime note discusses how the Star Spangled Banner is to be played in colors and retreat under military service rules. It mentions a decade-long period with limited farmer emigration funds and small sums left to the United States for some purpose, reflecting postwar austerity.
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