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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
19
The fragment advises keeping the milk bottle clean and storing it in a cool, clean place until ice is available. It emphasizes maintaining a cool refrigerator and a clean area for proper milk preservation.
A fragment emphasizes the stark difference between contaminated and clean milk as a cause of illness in babies, suggesting dirty milk leads to sick infants while clean milk supports healthier babies. The note frames milk handling as a critical health issue.
A flag loaned by Lodge No 40 of the Red Men for the Welcome Home parade on July 4 remains missing with all others returned. The small flag, mounted on a staff and labeled with ownership, may have been kept by the Gore organization or left at the assembly point. Citizens with information are asked to contact Compensation Commissioner Buckingham at the Connecticut National Bank Building.
Milford hosts the 1919 Chautauqua week closing with Dr. George Lawrence Parker lecturing on Russian Death and Resurrection. The program opened with the Junior Chautauqua play The Wop, directed by Miss Fricke and marking success.
Bridget McGlirichey of New York sues Thomas Quinlan as administrator of the estate of John Quinlan of Westport for $284 allegedly due for housekeeping and domestic nurse services rendered between January 1910 and April 1912. The complaint states Quinlan hired her to care for himself and his family.
Bridgeport through the Board of Recreation announced a 20 acre Turney property camp in Fairfield for a city tent city. A chef will provide meals for fifty cents a day, with eight tents and bunks already set up. Open to boys first, then girls, then adults if space allows, plus weekly hiking trips and overnight camps.
About seventy percent of Bridgeport saloons opened yesterday for beer sales. Dealers and police estimate 210 saloons were open while some outskirts establishments reportedly offered non intoxicating beer.
A vintage kitchen notes column offers cooling summer recipes for workers on hot days. Included are Tapioca Ice Cream, Best Potato Salad, Onton Sandwiches, and Orange Pudding with step by step methods and serving ideas, plus an announcement about officers installed at Star of Bridgeport Lodge No 426.
Scranton, Pa. Nickolai Howwieh editor of the Novyrayt n New York publication faces sedition charges after a radical mass meeting speech advocating force. Howwich, a naturalized citizen and Penn graduate, telegraphed the Soviet ambassador Martens upon arrest.
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