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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
11
Attorney General Thomas Carmody, longtime Democrat figure in New York State, died at his home in New Rochelle today after contracting pneumonia several years ago. He was 66 years old.
A Vermont man credits Tanlac with restoring his digestion and energy after rapid weight gain and stomach trouble. He reports improved sleep, appetite, and work ability, claiming onions and pork are now tolerable. Advertisement claims Tanlac free from calories and sold with a satisfaction guarantee through Hindle Drug Stores Bridgeport, Luin B. Switzer Southport, and Orrin Hartz Fairfield.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken hair "naturally" at home. It claims gradual effect by applying to small strands with a soft brush, showing instant promises of hiding gray and restoring youth.
An advertisement touts Towles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as the fastest remedy for colds and congestion. It claims immediate tingling heat to loosen chest congestion and ease aching muscles, with relief in minutes.
The Telegram quotes Ethel Levey and other leading beauties on how to stay chic using black attire, simple skin care, and moderate eating. Levey promotes black clothing, light footwear, and minimal grease, plus soap and water. she favors liquid rouge and personal perfumes chosen for season and personality. the piece notes restraint and personal grooming as essential.
The piece chronicles early Mount Holyoke athletic life from 1837 calisthenics to 1862 Dio Lewis inspired dress and drills, to 1878 exhibition. It notes health conditions, evolving attire, and assorted activities including walking, cycling, hockey, skating, rowing, and early basketball amid growing student fitness culture.
Dr Shion Su Katcott asserts that certificates of exemption from vaccination are granted only after thorough physical and omental examinations. He notes he has issued a few inquiries for a book but finds no link to any exemption certificate.
President Smith at Smith College delivers a keynote on the meaning of democracy and education. He cites improvements in the educational system and argues teachers’ roles, newspaper influence, and reading habits shape public opinion. Superintendent Slawson questions the claim about neglect of the bright.
Mechanical and electrical engineers will meet at 1 oclock tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce on State Street to form an employment bureau for three professions. Alderman Hogan of the Sixth District leads the effort, citing a New York City model and aiming to create a Fairfield County engineers bureau. The organizer hopes for a permanent Bridgeport institution if the gathering succeeds.
Police arrested John Bencivenga of g61 Lekington divenue at 1.20 yesterday morning for carrying concealed weapons. A 38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver was found in a deep pocket and a large dagger in an overcoat pocket. He posted a $260 bond for a hearing this morning.
Costas Geamwrncos of 153 Deacon Street and Enrich Wattt of 205 Hallam Street were arrested yesterday morning charged with violation of automobile laws. Hilmar Anderson of 437 Davidson Street was arrested at Bail Youd Avenue and West Avenue after he admitted to starting a fight with Patrolman Connery. He was charged with drunkenness breach of the peace and resisting an officer.
Old cookbook style directions detail soaking and long slow cooking of dried beans with fat for tenderness and flavor. The text covers baked beans with navy beans and salt pork, and a stew using dried lima beans, potatoes, carrots, butter, and tomato juice, including soaking steps and oven times.
Paris fashion circles embrace intimate wear and boudoir robes sparked by the Red Room Tea craze. Hosts display elaborate lingerie and sheer nightwear, with designers like Montallle and others creating delicate ensembles. The Franco American Ball and high society visuals propel the trend among diplomatic circles and social elites.
Grace Barton daughter of Mr and Mrs Jorgs Barton of 356 Annon street married Raymond Clarkes Rackett son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tuckett of Rast am I LT at home of the bride's parents Rev Alexander Alison Sr officiated assisted by Rev A A McKay of Rumson N J Bridal party included sister Marjorie Barton as attendant Elwood Rackett music student at New York Conservatory of Music performed ceremony Decorators used white ribbons palms smilax and Ward roses A wedding trip through the South follows and they will reside in Marion
A Baltic blaze damaged the Roderick blocks, a three story brick structure in the village center, with losses near 12000. A woman and two children were rescued from a third floor tenement as fire crews from Norwich fought the blaze begun in Gandy Brothers restaurant. Ground floor storefronts including Great Atlantic and Pactic Tea, Rochleau's candy store, and Candy Bros. Jose i suffered extensive losses.
Italian cabinet minister Angelo Monri, minister of agriculture, visited the Vatican to inquire about Pope Benedict. He was cordially received by Monsignor Cremonesi and Master of the Chamber Caccia-Domineani, who invited him to view the new American automobiles exhibited in the Sacrament.
Stratford health officer Dr G F Lewis reports one new smallpox case bringing total to three. Two patients are recovering. Officials say the situation is not serious enough to mandate compulsory vaccination at this time.
Signe Mauri voiced anxiety over the Pontiff's fate while West officials wish for his recovery. A minister spoke in stern tones amid Vatican news from Italy. Woman dies from burns in Putman scene as Mary BL Turber, 65, succumbs after clothing ignites from a local heater at a sister's home.
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