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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
11
The sixth district Republican Women’s Club plans a tele fret whists and picnic tomorrow at the club rooms. President Mrs John Ayles leads the efforts with a large arrangements committee aiming for record attendance. Prizes will be awarded.
An old advertisement touts Jud Salts as a kidney flush using acids from lemons and rhubarb. It warns meat overworks kidneys, causing rheumatism and urinary issues, and claims daily tablets cleanse urine and prevent bladder weakness.
The passage warns that undigested food rots in the digestive tract and poisons the body. It urges keeping the bowels open and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a remedy for indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating and constipation.
Roseburg Oregon reports Lena Joyce of Crumis Valley is hailed as the all round champion hunter after guiding wealthy sportsmen from Portland Seattle and San Francisco. She stands 3 feet 1 inch in boots a lean 110 pounds and hunts deer hogs and cougars with deadly accuracy. Her logging boots and feminine presence contrast with the rugged frontier setting as she treks creek and forest with husband and friends and never gets lost. Her father William Boron was famed coastal hunter and her feats include guiding clients to prime game while maintaining safety and survival in the Pine Vale region.
A garbled aphorism compares an old woman seeking youth to a young girl, noting that a good spender may die in poverty or jail, but rarely in despair. The fragment hints at social judgments on aging, vanity, and fate.
Chester Pa Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Hyatt urges free riding schools in every community and says high schools should offer horsepack riding courses. He argues horsemanship sharpens the mind, improves grace and physical development, and inspires leadership, citing historic riders while noting modern cars diminished interest.
A historical column debates if Esperanto could ease diplomacy by providing an international language. It notes English dominance, French diplomacy, and debates on artificial languages, including practical limits, pronunciation, and potential benefits for air travel and international meetings.
Washington January 12 Bernard Barucha former chairman of the War Industries Board Sambell Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and Edwin Meredith of Des Moines former secretary of Agriculture are among those who have accepted invitations to participate in Provident Harding's National Farm Conference opening January 28 as announced by the Department.
A Turkish envoy pledges no massacres in Silicia and says Britain plans to land troops. He asserts Angora governs Turkey, warns against British interference, and promises safe living for peaceful Christians under equal taxation and suffrage.
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