A Line of Cheer as Shadows on the Night
Fragmentary verse describes shadows and light, hinting at a tense, reflective mood. The lines suggest memory and pursuit, with references to weariness and an inward struggle, amid a stressed, poetic cadence.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
8
Editorial notes mix of quips about politics and society
A fragmented, witty column quotes opinions on opportunity, vaccination, clean jazz halls, health hints, fashion fur, staying at home, city jobs, earthquakes, hot coals, and science. It references New York and London biases, Ford cotton plans, and boll weevils affecting cars.
Weather forecast for New England and Atlantic states
Fall weather outlook with temperature changes, lingering storms, and shifting winds. A coastal storm has moved east northeast of Bermuda with clearing conditions over the southeast. high pressure develops east of the Mississippi. California and Texas show rain disturbances while the eastern states expect mainly fair or unsettled conditions through Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bermuda
Sastern States
Atlantic
California
Texas
Bull States
New York
Middle Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
We can meet the European standard with tariff changes
The author argues Americans should lower tariffs to compete with Europe on cheap production. He contrasts American comforts like heating and bathrooms with European austerity. If the aim is to beat Europe at their game, the US must adopt cheaper living and adjust wages to sustain American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Fimo Sentia
Theou
Where the Money Went in War Boom Census Findings
Analysis of the 1920 census of manufacturing in the United States shows wage earners rising from 382 in 1914 to 1159 in 1919, a near 100 percent gain that tracks living costs. Salaried workers grew from 1335 to 1999, up about 50 percent, with total manufacturing data noting 290,111 establishments and 9,098,119 wage earners in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Business low mood and bold forecasts from era editor
The article sketches a chaotic era view mixing a crash in enterprise with optimistic tropes. It notes a Russian exile Oscar Payar who lost wealth after Bolsheviks seized assets, then lands in Boston and climbs aboard the Corona. It also mentions a Yale or Berlin scientist predicting dramatic tech and social shifts, including 4 day school weeks and shifts in sex norms.
World shipyards launch vast 1921 vessel total
The report notes a huge 1921 shipbuilding output with thousands of vessels launched, far surpassing prior years. It highlights the momentum of global yards and the steady activity of builders amid wartime memories, signaling a strong maritime industry despite economic mood swings.
Freight rates and grain rail impact on farm prices
Readable text discusses freight rate effects on grain and farm products moved by railroads. Mentions directors and lines, noting rate reductions help curb investments, assist consumers, and bring prices toward normal as business stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riilroade
Sea Longing By Berton Braley Poem Fragment
Fragmentary OCR renders a Braley poem with repeated longing for sea life. The speaker desires a ship, uncharted waters, and the call of the vast ocean, contrasting city weariness with the ocean’s lure and distant horizons.
Society Blames Itself for Underworld Dances Rise
In Chicago on January 28, J Loula Guyon, owner of a major public dance hall, claims aristocratic society popularized underworld dances. He cites the tango as the start, noting upper-class hosts escorted guests to red light district dives, later transforming spectators into participants and spreading the trend through “slumming” parties.
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Caticago
J- Loula Guyon
Chicago
Red Light District
Abo
Eata
Ufe
Perlia
Theaa
Letters to the Editor Raise Broad Questions and Answers
Readers ask about Anno Domini usage, citizenship rules, and era of early maps. The Telegram Information Bureau offers brief replies on questions about religion, law, and history, while readers share opinions on parenting and education in the Our Children feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haekin
Washington, D. C
Inquirer
Charles VH
Germany
Dionysius Exiguug
The Master’s Lesson On God and Creation
A school master sternly rebukes students after an offhand vow. He speaks of creation from molten earth, life’s struggle, and humanity given by God, urging reverence for the name of God and warning against swearing. The tale frames origins, evolution, and the sacred duty of speech.
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Voley
Chembe
Ivain
The Good Worker Jim Simpson and the Shoemaking Trade
A vivid rural portrait centers on Jim Simpson a skilled shoemaker who endures harsh times. He and his cronies persevere, guiding a fading craft as farmers replace horses with tractors and smiths face dim employment prospects. Jim’s quiet optimism sustains his business amid decline.
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Walt
MABON
Jimpson
Audi x
Jini
Jim
Hanks
Sre
Public Health Notes on Scarlet Fever and Child Care
Royal S. Copeland urges persistent lab research into disease causes and prevention. The article warns of scarlet fever and other illnesses, advises daily hygiene, hand washing, and sick child isolation. includes reader questions on infant orthopedics and growth. It stresses government and institutional support and practical at home steps.
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Royal S. Copeland
New York
New York City
Senriet
Tome
Lenia
Sly
Walter
Frederick Huskin Heads Briggeport Telegram Informatic Bureau
Frederick J. Huskin directs the Briggeport Telegram Informatic Bureau in Washington. The release notes a two cent postage rate and references the Home Heating Book named Shrret, suggesting a copy available for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Huskin
Briggeport
Berlin Taxiless as Drivers Seek 600 Percent Raise
Berlin faces a taxless period as officials push for a twenty fivefold price rise and repeal of a one per cent head tax on private autos. War constraints kept car ownership scarce. by 1919 ownership rose to 7,255 from 3,304, signaling rising demand though costs remain prohibitive for most.
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Berlin
United States
Automobil
Annie Rooney
Gare
Cara
New fiddle beats Stradivarius in blind test in Paris
A Paris jury of music lovers tested twelve violins in darkness including a modern instrument, a Stradivarius, and other famed makes. Two modern violins won first and second place, while the Stradivarius placed third. a similar nine year prior trial yielded the same outcome.
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Paris
Inn
Stradivarius
Wedding cake trends push toward larger décor and toppings
Wedding cake specialists report a trend to bigger cakes with higher tiaras and more extensive floral decorations, reflecting fashion in cake design. The shift favors more elaborate presentations as couples seek standout centerpieces for celebrations.
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