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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
6
Ten jobseekers press to meet President Irigoyen in Buenos Aires. A violent scene erupts as a muscular janitor tries to separate rival applicants. police rescue follows. Women continue attempts to see the President, with one elderly woman confronting a youth on the street.
Paris hosts a national week for wine from March 13 to 4 under President Z. W. Picard. Wine-growers push to study U S sales and opinions amid dry laws, seeking market access, preventing fraud, and rebuilding relations with American buyers.
Secretary of Labor Davis returned to Washington much improved in health after spending two weeks in a sanitarium in Battle Creek Michigan. He traveled under medical care to resume official duties.
Cold weather brings crowds to Seafide Parron and Bruce ponds where many locals take to the rinks. Skaters revel on Bridgeport ponds as ice remains solid through the recent freeze.
An advertisement extols Parmint as a home made cough remedy that acts quickly to ease coughing irritation and mucus. It claims a single ounce, mixed with sugar and water, forms a medicine that soothes throat membranes and stops coughing within hours, at little cost to buyers. The ad targets catarrh sufferers and touts widespread usefulness.
In Aloscow Heb T the Soviet government budget for 1022 was sent to Congress of Soviets by Finances Commissar Krestinsky and adopted. It carries appropriations of 1,877,000,000 gold rubles with expected income of 575,000,091 from railways, exercises, leases, and customs, leaving a deficit of 1,302,090,000 gold rubles.
An old advertisement touts a healing antiseptic cream that penetrates air passages to soothe swollen membranes in nose and throat. It claims to clear stuffed nostrils, allow easy breathing, and has a fifty year history of endorsement by Milons and a druggist.
In Brooklyn Magistrate court Mrs Eva Saduskey was freed of murder charges after testifying she killed her husband William Vincent Saduskey in self defense. She was carrying their 18 month old baby and recounted how he threatened to kill her before the gun fired. The assistant district attorney moved for discharge. Burial arrangements involve the husband’s family in Baltimore and the woman planned to proceed to her mother’s home in Pennsylvania.
The old frigate Constellation at Newport R I was dressed in battle flags to mark the anniversary of her first fight 223 years ago. The scene included displays and flags as townsfolk observed the historic naval moment at the training station moorings.
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