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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented clipping discusses St Helena residents’ mixed reception to potential Irish rebels exiled there from the Free State. The piece cites local sentiment welcoming rebels if exile occurs, noting the island could gain indirect benefits while maintaining welfare aims. It also mentions a Tokyo wireless station tower and a primeval rock history estimate.
A big buck with branching antlers and three shy does visited North Spectacle Lake area, entering an orchard at Little Baddow Farm. The animals lingered through late June to September, feeding on clover and vegetables, approaching the farmhouse and barn while neighbors debated taking action. Hunters were warned the deer might be harmed if their presence became known, and the family kept quiet about the visitors amid ongoing sightings along the lake and surrounding fields.
A family on vacation in a mountain region narrates encounters with deer and wildlife while avoiding discovery by locals. A farmer reports heavy deer presence, sparking talk of protection measures as the season changes. The tale hints at limited conflict and fear of disrupting the quiet mountain life.
Archaeologist Dr. Gilder reports a boneyard of prehistoric cannibals exposed near Tekamah Neb over a hill, with about a thousand skeletons visible. He notes preservation by wood ashes and near artifacts, suggesting cannibal practices in the Missouri Valley long ago.
Hartford report notes the General Assembly adjourned to hear a plan for Friday sessions. Senator Brooks argues for a Friday session to finish legislative business while the campaign season is active. The proposal faces opposition from city senators citing four day work week concerns.
Syracuse January report tells of Mrs HR Jacobs once married to a famed vaudeville magnate. Now penniless and shunned by stepchildren due to religious and racial tensions she seeks work as a domestic. Her husband built a vast Jacobs & Proctor theatre empire before his death.
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