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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1922
Page
3
Washington discussion centers on moving forests from the Agriculture Department to Interior. Proponents argue policy shifts would boost resource exploitation, aligning with Secretary Fall’s pioneer outlook while critics warn against eroding Roosevelt era conservation. The dispute highlights deeper tensions over timber grazing and land use.
An advertisement claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. Warns that by morning most dandruff vanishes with several follow up uses, reducing itching and improving hair.
Two noted skin specialists say Mentho Sulphur, made into a cold cream, quickly stops itching and soothes fiery eczema. The germ destroying preparation cools irritation and heals eruptions, leaving clear skin and is available at any drug store.
Dr Paul Kappelmeir, a chemist formerly with Tosche ster Dyo Works, received a nine month jail term and 50,900 for attempted betrayal and selling laboratory formulas to an American dye concern. Two colleagues implicated in the plot entered Beotranat and were later hired by an American firm, though their trunks with receipts and dye formulas were intercepted at the frontier and returned. Dr Albert Sander, with Hoeschster firm, was acquitted of aiding Kappelmeir. the court blasted him for contemptible double dealing and praised timely authorities for protecting the German chemical industry.
The piece argues the Roosevelt conservation ethos faces attack from critics who say natural resources are not inexhaustible. It contends the transfer plan shifts control from scientific conservation to freer use, with Interior and Forest Service power at stake, and cites Secretary Fall’s views as evidence.
Washington, Jan. 11. Samuel M. Felton, president of the Chicago Great Western, testifying before the Interstate Commerce Commission, said railroad operating expenses have fallen with some items reduced as much as 31 percent. He noted expected lower coal prices and fuel costs this year, with improvements in earnings as traffic rises.
The state bar examining committee announced that 18 of 66 candidates passed the Connecticut bar exam. Nine successful candidates hail from Hartford County, with names and addresses listed for Hartford, Hartford Haven, New Haven, Stamford, and Danbury areas. Candidates must appear before the Hartford Superior Court on Tuesday, January 17, to be addressed and sworn in before attorneys.
Three owners of Ford autos report thefts at the Senior class dance at the High school Friday and Saturday. A car owned by Donwd Muirhead was taken and later recovered. Police note two additional cars owned by local residents were stolen in New Haven. Margaret A. Cusay and Albert McAllster reported vehicles taken from in front of the Taft Roto.
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