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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
4
A brief note reports that phosphorns in the human body could tip about 2,200 matches, suggesting a curious measure tied to a biochemical or experimental context. The item hints at a speculative or humorous unit, lacking broader context or named institutions.
A busy Park Theatre program features Shuffle Along with its bright scores by Blake and O'Hara stars Hugh Wits and Pat Clary. Land of Tenor and other acts promise lively musical comedy. New offerings include Land o Romances and Father O’Flynn with Miss Pat Clary, plus Shelly Trio and varied acts.
The Municipal Garage Commissioners will convene this afternoon at the Garage on Madizon Avenue starting at 2 o'clock. Meeting details are limited due to damaged text.
Milford becomes site of Auxiliary 10 Milford Legion forming after charter receipt held by Mrs. Ceol Trowbridge. State officers to attend August 1 meetings at Memorial Mill headquarters with afternoon and evening sessions. Membership open to mothers wives daughters or sisters of ex servicemen. Separate Milford Post American Legion to elect delegates August 13 for September convention. Public welcome to view newly furnished ex servicemen quarters. Plans for field day August 15 and Mansfield Grove outing August 24 with sheep roast and program. Daughters of Liberty hold a food tea at Mrs. Diatin’s Fort Trumbull Rough Saturday. Bevon Athletic Club election of managers next Monday.
In pre-dawn Manhattan streets, patrolmen stand near department store entrances. A grotesque, concealed bundle is described as one man clutches an unseen heavy object while guarding the entryways. The scene hints at urban discomfort among jobless individuals lingering near shops.
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