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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1923
Page
25
The community records multiple funeral services for William A Waberie, Mary Whalen, Mary Medlicott, Mary Kristiatevies, Josephine Mazurek, Robert Palty, Maria Brady, Theresa Sweiger, and related rites. Delegations from lodge groups attend. military honors given for Waberie’s service. Interments follow at St. Michael's, Lakeview, Mountain Grove, and other cemeteries.
An American doctor from Columbia University hails a new fat derived remedy called Intarvin, claimed to cure diabetes by supplying a synthetic fat that resists breakdown. Research led by Dr Ralph Meir and others suggests a fat with even carbon chains could improve metabolic control, with early cases cited and production details outlined.
A garbled notice from Wilmington Pennsylvania requests assistance from Fred Atwater and Arthur Tibler regarding a missing person case. The message mentions a person named Tittrr and asks the mayor to provide any available information about events in Marcus Hook and surrounding areas. References to a phenik at a short ime and general chemistry are unclear.
In the White Mountains a rugged trade flourishes as ermines skins and gum attract buyers. A hardy woodsman, likened to Davy Crockett, markets spruce gum and spruce products to tourists and locals, with gum sold for 1 20 per unit. He recounts forest trips, trapping, and guiding in spring and summer, while pine and spruce woods yield sustenance and visitors seek his stories.
The piece mocks a Canadian humorist's view of college life and dramatic tradition. It references Diplodo cus figures, ancient dating debates, and lost works while noting a blend of advertising and critical commentary. The text hints at a theatrical shift and the lure of education amid old literary debates.
Greenwich residents ponder a striking coincidence as two Lipsett brothers die on the same day, August 4, three thousand miles apart. Thomas Lipsett was killed by an automobile while alighting from a trailer car in Stat Washington. his brother John R Lipsett died the same day in Greenwich. J J Lipsett, a hotel proprietor here, survives. Funeral services for Thomas Lipsett are set for Thursday at St Marys church with a 9 o'clock requiem, burial in St Marys cemetery.
The text describes a tense ninth inning with bases loaded and two outs as the home team trails by one. Fans roar in the grandstand while umpires and players react, culminating in a powerful, dramatic pitch that breaks the tense silence and shakes the stands.
The late King of Siam bore a long full name Phra Bat Somdeth Phra Par or Maha Chalilongkorn Phra Chu num Kio Chow u Hus, not counting titles. His uncle, also a prince, had a single name made of a collection of letters Pawarutsm warlyzlongkaun.
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