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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
16
In a Paris episode cited by H A MacGILL, newspapers face penalties for criticizing Woodrow Wilson amid a charged climate of political publicity. the incident highlights tense media control in wartime reporting.
Colonel Jens Bugge of the U S Army, a former general staff officer and a veteran of World War I, died at the cadet hospital in West Point, New York. Born in Wisconsin, 48, he joined the academy in 1801, graduated in 1805, served on the general staff in 1911 and 1912, and held posts including commandant of the Corps of Cadets. He fought in France with the American Expeditionary Forces and was known as a tactics authority. Burial with military honors will be in the Post Cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
Mnyro Inouye or Dr Inouye a Buddhist philosophy scholar died in Dairen after a trip to India exploring Hindu thought He was nicknamed the ghost doctor for his interest in supernatural phenomena He had traveled in the United States and Europe.
An old advertising piece touts Parisian sage as a quick safe cure for hair loss and dull hair. It claims immediate vitality, reduced scalp itching, and new growth, with money-back guarantee and easy, non greasy use.
Young readers chat about Whip-poor-will and Boomer the Nighthawk as cousins with big mouths and whiskers. Jenny Wrenn insists the birds share habits, no nest, two eggs, and a dash of whiskered futility. Peter Rabbit comments on travel and family. Next Story: The Warbler's Avarice.
Former Spanish premier Eduardo Dato refused to form a ministry after Antonio Mário’s resignation was announced. The decision ends attempts to organize a new cabinet as Madrid reports the political shakeup.
Fall River Massachusetts July 17 The Fall River Cotton Manufacturers association issued a statement to the people of Fall River and operatives in particular denying its intention to shut down all mills in the city. Union demands for wage readjustments are noted and a meeting was held Friday night. All the doffers reported for work this morning after a telegram was sent to John Gardner president of the United Textile Workers urging him to come and take charge of the situation. The paper has called a special meeting.
Advertisement claims to remove hard corns soft corns and calluses from feet with no humbug. Targets readers seeking foot care and relief, mentioning corns between toes and bottom of feet. Product promises fast results and easy treatment for persistent foot skin.
Report from Korea dated June 17 states 13 911 Koreans have been arrested in connection with the uprisings. Of those arrested about 3 067 have been convicted by Japanese authorities. The figures come as authorities pursue crackdown measures amid ongoing unrest.
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