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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
11
After overturning and damaging furniture in his home on Habram Street, Charles Mihalek was arrested last night for drunkenness on complaint of his wife. An additional charge of breach of peace was preferred against him, and he was held in bond of $102.
A fine magical program directed by Major David L Mein delighted Hartford yesterday afternoon at the Salvation Army hall. The Silver Quartette featured Rungell Main Edward McCabe John Melpass and William Kanna with selections by the ensemble and sales by Joni Mathaws of Philadelphia.
London reports a professor from the Institute of Hygiene criticizing modern social life for women. She warns that excessive parties, clubbing, smoking, drinking, and rich foods harm nerves and health, erode chastity, and threaten marriage prospects.
May Holle recently entertained at a dinner party in honor of Miss May McDowney of New Haven soon to wed Len Brothey of New Haven. Yellow and gold decorations graced the event with music and dancing followed by refreshments. Guests included Miss May Fitzgerald Miss Katherine Galvine Miss Theresa Galvine Misa Nora Bike Miss Agana Connelly Miss Mary Wall Miss Anna O Dwyer Miss Minnie Moore Miss Elizabeth Doda Milea Halen Doda Miss Veronica Mary Holleran.
Seven persons were arrested yesterday by railroad police for trespassing on New Haven railroad company property. They allegedly used tracks near Bourne Road tower as a shortcut. All were released in bonds of modest amounts pending further proceedings.
A list of meetings and lodge chapters appears across Columbus and Bridgeport areas. Entries include Mary Silliman Chapter D A KR 1087 Broad street, Bertha Lodge and Hertha, Pardeld Coun association, Masonic councils, loyalty lodges, and related groups at multiple addresses such as 181 State street and 1087 Broad street. Additional notes reference the City court, Pioneer lodge, and various veterans, metal trades, bricklayers and cigar makers unions.
A fragmented ad-like passage promotes Father John's Medicine claiming to revitalize tired body cells and provide new flesh and health benefits. The text mixes misspellings and nonsensical phrases, lacking verifiable context or credible supporting details.
A sensational Constantinople tale describes the sultan Mohammed VI's harem behind palace walls. Three wives and numerous enslaved women are portrayed as prisoners, pampered yet trapped, with lavish jewels and silk contrasted by lack of freedom and uncertain futures beyond the palace.
Bobby Jones and others shaped by hard practice and method. The author recounts starting as a caddie at nine, receiving a club at thirteen, and adopting Hagen's swing as a foundation. He stresses daily, hours-long practice, proper follow‑through, and learning from mentors to build a complete, strong golf game.
The author recalls mentor George Sparling guiding his early swing and grip. Sparling corrected posture and emphasized a gradual progression from chip to drive. He adopted the interlocking and later overlapping grip, practicing daily to refine his approach and short game. The piece previews a future report on the author’s first tournament.
Rev George E Burlingame, representative of the Warren Bond, spoke at a rally in the Y lobby praising true Americanism and warning of lawlessness tied to ignorance of the republic, urging that government rest on laws and citizens obey them. the piece also notes Paris importations showing metal cloth and chiffon combinations with embroidery.
Advice pitches liquid arvon as a cure for dandruff. One night treatment moistened scalp then massaged with fingertips allegedly dissolves dandruff. repeated applications promised to eliminate all signs. Claims of improved hair appearance accompany the remedy.
An advertisement from Portsmouth New Hampshire touts Foley Carhartic Tablets as relief for constipation and digestive discomfort. It claims rapid relief from sick headache bloating gas sour stomach and related disorders with a remedy positioned as tolerable by readers who avoid harsh physic. Leverty Drug Stores markets the product.
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