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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
11
Fragment from H G Wells outlines Rome Carthage conflicts after peace reigned 0 to 146 BC. He sketches cruelty under Hannibal and Hasdrubal era, Germanic and Gallic pressures, Illyria and Sardinia revolts, Rome’s rise, and Cato’s drive to destroy Carthage. The piece ends noting biased views of ancient moral decay.
The narrative traces Hannibal and Carthage from young Milo to his vow against Rome, detailing Hamilcar’s plans to invade Italy, Procius Carus’s brutal censorship, and the era’s mood of mistrust and brutal public morality as Europe faces long conflict.
The government promotes seven new vegetables including a plant called Che dagheen with elephant ear leaves. Tubers form underground like potatoes and resemble a potato nut flavor between potato and chestnut. Ready to harvest about seven months after planting.
Chicago rejects German opera comebacks amid lingering stigma from World War I. The Chicago Civic Opera Company staged Wagner pieces to strong applause but weak box office, signaling a shift away from German culture. Local officials and veterans groups react to wartime attitudes and Len Small pardon controversy.
A correspondent argues New York is the world’s most moral city despite accusations of vice. The piece contrasts public perception with observed behavior and cites police, cabarets, and urban life while touching on aviation and a separate Q&A about flight physics.
Cynthia Brent a country girl from 9 New York inherits an apartment and falls for Murray Stewart. On a moonlit balcony their romance blooms amid music and hushed laughter from Violet Jerrold and others as the couple seeks privacy and declares love while unsure of the future.
Report cites severe forest damage from an insect invasion in southern Saghshen Japan. About 85 750 acres of timber were destroyed last year, equating to roughly 00 090 000 cubic feet of standing timber. Some tribal timber may be used if cut within nine years.
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