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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1923
Page
10
A critical survey of Wilson's rise and limits as Europe reels from war. The piece traces his academic origins, early neutrality, entry into World War I, and the shift toward the postwar vision of international relations, including disarmament and self-determination.
In heated discourse a powerful new world instrument is urged to override harsh laws and foster universal harmony. The League of Nations emerges as the final court in global affairs, with President Wilson championing fourteen points as the path to enduring peace and the overthrow of German imperialism.
A fragmented schedule lists WIZ WEAF and other stations in New York City noting programs from morning patriotic talks to concerts and operas. It includes addresses, time markers, and varied performances, with references to Major LB, Bianca Randall, and the Independence Day emphasis. The item catalogs broadcast titles, times, and featured artists mixed with station calls and locations.
Marian Moore offers interior decorating advice in a period piece on home furnishing. A tapestry armchair with a gunmetal look sits before a warm hearth, set off by mulberry drapes and an old gold lamp. Readers ask about room size, furniture placement, and window arrangements, with expert guidance on creating a cozy, inviting fireplace area.
Two survivors Iris Deane and a ship’s steward Jenks endure a typhoon wreck on a coral isle. They fortify shelter, salvage gear, and fashion a life, naming landmarks North Cape Europa Point and Fiery Brig. Their days blend danger, music, and practical survival as they await rescue.
A vintage piece discusses how housekeepers save by reusing and transforming old clothing while managing meals at home. It cites a businesswoman and a homemaker who avoid new outfits, stressing savings for children’s education, with notes on sewing overhauls like converting cuffs and lengthening hems. The article also mentions tomorrow’s menu and the Prince of Wales receiving hundreds of letters daily.
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