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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
18
A woman recounts a violent confrontation with her husband, fighting him off with jiujitsu inspired moves learned from Betty Langley. After a brutal struggle that topples furniture, she questions if she killed him, then wakes to see Crittenden tending her with water as she processes the surreal scene.
The advertisement argues women's health hinges on complexion digestion and overall wellness. It links menstruation to many ailments and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy proven across generations.
Clothing, silverware and rugs valued at about $900 were carried off by burglars who entered the unoccupied home of Mrs. Charles W. Fairchild at Nichols Monday night. The owner, living in the next house, reported no noise was heard during the night.
Shops show the dain tiest colors and culf sts in many shapes. The chosen sketch proves it can be made at home by any woman. It features white organdie with a double-edged organdy insertion. Colored check wear is popular with pale hues like corn, flesh, baby blue, lavender. Cream or black trimming is especially effective.
Paris reports say the October 6 cabinet under General Ali Rizapasha masks pro Entente aims while aiding German interests. It allegedly plans to resist peace conference decisions and continues anti Christian campaigns in Turkey as Sultan's fate with Prince Mehmed Selim looms. French and Armenian patriarchs report daily village murders of Christians in the interior.
Oklahoma City supporters of the league of nations covenant claimed a clean victory in the third congressional district primary. Edward Borte, anti league candidate for the Democratic nomination, finished eighth of nine as Claude Weaver won the nomination on a pro league platform according to returns from 261 of 268 precincts.
New York October 21 A Baptist minister Trev B Sircar was held at Willis Island after landing from the steamer Vauban from Southampton because he was born a Hindu He reportedly went to Calcutta YMCA headquarters and came to lecture on India for the British government A special Board of inquiry will hear the case Mary Rich of 216 Read Street was injured when struck by an automobile at Fairfield and seventh avenues She sustained a painful injury to her left foot and abrasions treated at FIM emergency hospital and later at Dr Maxs for a sprain
British exchange notes a surge in bird populations across the Isles after winter, with many species forming unusually large clutches and birds returning to former haunts. Frosts reduced numbers of natives and migrants, but nesting was ideal this season, while some fruit crops suffer as birds’ abundance affects ripening berries. An apparent rise in caterpillars and other food sources may be altering predator impact, as flycatchers reappear in places where they were missed. Also, Lady Curzon’s former London circle is said to be visiting her old home in America.
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