Railways update ends smoking ban in passenger cars
Fragmentary note suggests a new rule replacing prior ban allowing women to smoke in all cars. Text references incresing trend and overall policy shift for rail travel. Unclear date and authorities.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary note suggests a new rule replacing prior ban allowing women to smoke in all cars. Text references incresing trend and overall policy shift for rail travel. Unclear date and authorities.
Racing results from Lexington show multiple races with various horses and payouts, including First Race winnings and detailed placements. Havre de Grace features multiple stakes results for two year olds claimed and three year olds plus a Princeton Purses event with six furlongs.
Fragmentary OCR items describe a Roan Week event with horses and drivers, listing names like Cromer and Ragen Tili, plus purses and races. It closes with period concerns about chemical agents and a proposal to adjust pacing methods.
Entries list for the opening race shows purses of 89 dollars for a one year old horse over four furlongs with horses including Pries Pearl Sherry Ui Coutray and Logan Lieutenant Lester Roonevil. Second race purse is 806 dollars for two-year-old horses over four furlongs with four entries noted.
A fragment states that certain crickets in France provoke visitation concerns. It notes the French Academy of Sciences proposing to exterminate them by fire using a petroleum apparatus. It mentions methods from the recent world war and a device holding about twelve liters to affect about 290,000 crickets.
A plan outlines a monumental trade building with vast car space intended to attract leading representatives from every trade line worldwide. The project seeks broad adoption and aims to become a central hub for business in the city, signaling a major commercial ambition.
In Springfield on April 29 Louis Soronton, a resident, reported a man he found at his home after returning from work. The discovery prompted court action resulting in a divorce grant for the involved party.
In Westbury Masa a one year old boy died after a woodshed blaze caused by a match set by his sister. The sister 8 set hay alight igniting a fire as the mother frantically pulled the children from the shed. The younger child suffered severe burns.
In Lout, Missouri, April 29, researchers at a national convention of the American Chemical Society report experiments by various institutes to produce leatherlike material from shark skin. The papers indicate shark skin can be treated chemically to yield a leather substitute akin to cattle hides.
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