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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references with missing names and dates. It mentions pies and a crowd, but lacks verifiable details about people, places, or events. The readable fragments give no concrete actions or outcomes to summarize as a news item.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a hair beautifier promising soft abundant hair, dandruff removal, scalp invigoration, and long hair growth. It extols fragrance, ease of use, and low cost, claiming quick results and universal availability at drugstores and toilet counters.
Miss Nellie Collins of Bridgeport Connecticut reports dramatic improvement after taking Teniva for eighteen months of illness. She claims nervous weakness and fatigue vanished, restoration of appetite and strength followed. The note cites thousands of signed statements and local dealers Hindle Drug Bridgeport Southport Switzer Fairfield Revtz advertising distributors in Atlanta Georgia.
An informal dinner tonight starts the winter meeting of state educational organizations in New Haven, running through Friday and Saturday. Connecticut Superintendent Association directs. speakers include A B Meredith, Dr S Hr Evenden, and Dr Fred Fairechild. High school orchestra to perform.
The Plaza Theatre opens for two more days with热 a bustling response praising The Job as clever and well acted. New York hero Johnnie Stanton returns from war with a French bride, and other acts including a lively revue and entertainers Babcock, Wis, Sonn, and Sinker are highlighted alongside facility details and show times.
The Telegram quotes beauty tips from actress Olga Cook and others urging daily fresh air and a calm posture. It advises morning exercises, relaxed walking, light facial massage, limited weekly treatments, dry skin care, and simple hair and diet routines to preserve a youthful appearance.
Mava Hart, famed dancer and Bohemian Paris icon, long presumed dead in World War conflicts, is depicted returning to the Paris stage. The production, staged by Lapur Gerlo, features a controversial revival tied to wartime intrigue and social circles.
The State Library has received Winders Volume and the collected bulletins of the Connecticut Geological and Natural History Survey, continuing bulletins 23 to 32, published 1916 to 1920. Includes Nos. 24, 28, 20, 46, and related reports by Barrell, Lisle, Wingsh Kungol, Ward, Harver, Wellton, and others.
Sidney Fisser plant engineer of Bridgeport Brass company and a Columbia graduate directs two new courses at the M. A. open ing February 12. One covers price administration layout of a free science tion of right employe etc while the other on Business Lottery and Reports is led by Harold Burgess purchasing agent of Bridgeport Goach lace company a Clarice university graduate.
The Associated Press notes a new counterfeit two cent stamps seen since 1895. A recent example arrived with a local collector, showing inferior engraving with flawed features such as a hook nose, altered Washington profile, and weaker paper.
Reported reductions of 4 percent in wages for cotton mill operatives spread across Rhode Island and Connecticut and extended to New England centers including Lawrence. Simultaneous cuts also target working hours from 18 to 14 weekly, affecting mills in New Hampshire and other regions.
Silas E. Geralas, formerly with Geruls and Law, died today at age roughly 20 years from infirmities of age after a long active life. He was associated with a town and had moved from the firm’s voyage and two quarries. Survived by relatives.
A long-ago haven for famed gangster Bluebeard and his era’s crimes has become a quiet Hyde County community. The town hosts a coast guard presence, fishing and diving livelihoods, and a churchly, Methodist population split between Southern and Northern branches. Locals claim Ocracoke’s residents as descendants of the Lost Colony and Walter Raleigh legends.
Justice seeks answers as Joby J. Phelan presides at the county court house hearing into the death of eight year old Joseph Shannon struck by an automobile on Main Street in front of St Vincent's Hospital Wednesday evening at 6 20. The accident in front of the hospital is under investigation with relatives and local officials awaiting findings.
Representative Bourke Cochran of New York attacked the conference floor in Washington on February 2, denouncing the naval limitation four power pacifist aimed at restraining Congress. The exchange focused on the conference's handling and the perceived erosion of congressional authority over naval policy.
A man described as a Negro was seized by a Mississippi mob east of Crystal Springs and hanged from a tree after an alleged attempt to assault a guard. Details are fragmentary and names are unclear in the report.
A note on treatment attempts to remove ink from polished wood using water. The text states TNT water as least effective for removing ink. It mentions Tharu grean plain and piotub Thorougly treatments as unable to remove ink with Mirpentine.
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