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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
14
Ruth Cameron contrasts two parenting styles, one strict and obedience focused, the other courteous and inclusive, questioning which method yields better future behavior. The fragment continues with reflections on childrearing and a note about the hymn Amortea written in Tehnuerby era, and a студент Samuel Prenels Stith.
Health columnist Dr. Currier explains albuminuria as presence of urine albumin, its varying indications from normal to serious kidney disease, and factors that affect detection. He notes tests, including boiling urine with nitric acid, and discusses relevance for life insurance evaluations and public education.
A fragment of dialog as two characters banter over sitting down and life while chatting about the war and philosophy. One man resists invitation to sit, recounts not sitting at home, and later explains skipping a riding lesson. A later line notes Lebanon's famine, depopulation, epidemics, high prices, and job scarcity.
A Kansas City Times excerpt mixes humor and memory from postwar life. Uncle Ned recalls not freedom but marriage after the war. A hotel guest questions service delays as a bell boy helps a weary traveler. A Christmas parcel tale contrasts practical gifts with fanciful irony.
A boy, Luttha Raymond, returns home in high spirits after the superintendent praised him during prayers at Sunday school. His mother learns the praise was misread and confuses the warning about a fire alarm with a compliment, leading to a humorous misunderstanding.
A mosaic of humorous vignettes and sly witticisms from The Cincinnati Enquirer in 1917. Jokes span social life, politics, marriage, finance, and public figures with puns on prohibition and daily curiosities. The item includes playful exchanges, name puns, and brief social observations reflecting era attitudes and humor.
An old time medical pitch urges readers to boost blood quality after Spanish influenza or grip. It extols Phosphated Trones capsules, claiming improved oxygen transport, stronger digestion, better sleep, and rosy cheeks. Cautions against iron pills and promotes a special tonic dose through local druggists.
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