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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
5
Nathan Kan of New Haven will open a drug store and prescription pharmacy in Room 106 of the Professional Building on March 1. He is a Yale Ph. B. graduate with nine degrees in chemistry and will offer a complete line of chemicals and lab supplies.
A Manchester firm won a contract valued between 750000 and 1060060 pounds for materials needed in the electrification of South African railways. The deal, reported from London in February, highlights British involvement in southern Africa's rail expansion.
Wallington Feb 24. Charles A. Rawson of Des Moines was sworn in today as Senator from Iowa, succeeding William S. Kenyon who resigned to accept appointment as Judge of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Col Charles A Repington reviews American influence in world affairs. He notes only four big U S names Harding Hughes Root and Hoover dominate public life, while many capable figures remain little known abroad. He praises Hughes as a potent diplomat and Hoover’s growing leadership.
TOKIO Feb 24 In a Japan Mission News piece Marlon Hall reports on attitudes toward superstition. A teacher says he is not superstitious yet follows traditional routes after funerals to avoid guiding spirits. He notes grafting and horticulture involve young workers and cites Burbank as a comparison. The piece observes American May is June, September is unfavorable for weddings in Japan, and the word for monkey and leave have cultural meanings.
In Vienna on February 23 officials report bakeries display famed pastries and breads as de control ends. The industry clashed with the government over allocation and wins a concession, though prized breads remain scarce and priced high for the general public.
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