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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
20
Brute Cameroun recalls an elderly grandmother who derides sterilization and vaccines while a New England graveyard scene reveals the toll of early child deaths. He notes life-insurance figures showing child mortality over twenty percent from 1900 to 1919, challenging views that germs are mere fuss.
The Belgian royal couple and their eldest son arrived in Paris to an enthusiastic reception. The royal train was festooned with Belgian and allied flags as crowds packed the streets along the route from the station.
Pope Benedict orders universal public prayers for world peace urging Catholics to seek providence as the world grapples with conflict. He asks the faithful to join in prayers during the Ecumenical conference and promote Christian justice and love among people.
In Stamford, Piora Patten was found guilty of street walking by a jury in Criminal Superior Court. Judge Booth sentenced her to 30 days in the county jail plus a $50 fine and costs. A related Stamford City Court sentence was 30 days but listed Notned. Her husband, a colored fan, attended and pledged support, stating the cost to him was about $2,000.
An office announcement notes a surge in postal savings as peace begins. Bridgeport reports 4 554 accounts, with 350 opened in the past month. Total deposits reach $1,338,716, including $56,771 added in November.
A militant voice urges timely holiday purchases criticizing delays and patriotism claims. The columnist argues shopping now supports the economy and avoids last minute stress, framing the call as a civic duty amid growing debate over holiday spending.
Dr Currier explains burns result from heat cold electricity or other agents. Severity hinges on contact duration and heat intensity with skin type and body area. First degree may be fatal if large area. second and third degrees bring blistering swelling tissue destruction and systemic effects. Outcomes depend on depth extent patient physiology and age.
A collage of village humor and odd anecdotes pulls together short verse fragments and quips. It includes spoof signs, playful rhymes, wry fables, and a brief notice about vandalism at a garage. The pieces mix light satire with local flavor and a dash of wordplay.
An old advertisement promotes Gets It as the guaranteed corn remover. It claims instant pain relief and easy removal by peeling, with a money back guarantee and wide store support. The copy touts simplicity and universal efficacy, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
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