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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
17
A health column by Dr. Currier explains duodenal ulcers as frequent but easy to overlook lesions near the stomach. It covers symptoms from hunger pains to jaundice, seasonality, and links to nutrition and tuberculosis, noting rising preference for surgical treatment with possible cure in many cases.
Sidelights by Ruth Cameroon discusses how couples clash over money in marriage, from table settings to magazines and photographs. It argues money is a symbol of labor exchanged for life goals and urges couples to agree on financial aims before and after marriage.
A Philadelphia Inquirer quote dismisses Burleson as a white elephant while noting the elephant’s reputed intelligence among lower animals. The fragment underscores contrasting opinions about Burleson and mocks negative depictions.
Fragmentary ad style note mentions militant Mary and a hopeless optimist, with unclear context and missing details about events or dates.
At Paprika Irother’s weekly reception for invalided soldiers, Sergeant Okum shares war memories and sharp views on travel and labor. The gathering interlaces refined conversation, cake and lemonade with opinions on organized labor, wages, tariffs, and the role of capital and management. Opposition to W R Hearst’s subcommittee role prompts debate on welcome committees for returning troops.
A collage of humorous vignettes and captions from Luke McLuke featuring quirky exchanges, fables, and social snippets. Includes playful lines about courting, weather, holidays, and small town life with referenced figures like Rev Mankofsky and a Punchy chorus on modern manners.
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