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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
6
A bold feature claims push button centres revolutionize healing, surpassing any prior public or private clinics. The piece highlights rapid accessibility, claimed efficiency, and broad appeal across patient groups. It frames technology as a transformative force in medical care.
Hundreds attend demonstrations and lectures at 81 Broad Street Beers Building Bridgeport to hear Drs Fitch Bidgood and Bidgood promote Natureopathy. Patients report relief from back pain paralysis deafness rheumatism and headaches after short courses, with offices now at 991 Broad St. Free consultations will run for a limited time.
Announcement from Long Island reveals a high power experimental radiotelephone transmitter, using four vacuum tubes, aimed at linking the United States and Europe. Early tests show cross Atlantic voice transmission and near future expansion toward regular transatlantic telephone service, promising faster communications and broader coverage.
An odd account describes using the human body as an aerial to receive radio signals. Rudolph Wolf plots a “human antenna” chain involving operators and “the loop of wire,” noting longer chains increase retention while warnings on safety and reliability appear amid a British expert’s cautionary tone.
The Jockey Club assembled 31 horses for Princess Marie Queen of Serbia and her mother Queen Marie of Roumania. Marie and her daughter Ilena selected a horse, and the Queen chose one on her birthday. The group noted the king might have received the remaining horses if present.
James J Behen a two year old Navy seam in home on liberty was sentenced after admitting striking a woman in Citi court yesterday morning. He denied returning money after accusing Mrs Janetta Vojlan of defrauding him of 270. When she refused to repay, he punched her on the nose.
In a bankruptcy case at East Main Street a witness described losses from the Star Tracking Company. Mortis Fy Goldfield accused officers of stealing merchandise valued around 92000 as creditors pursued repayment while a trustee and attorneys questioned the claim. The defense denied theft and alleged settlements were offered. Goldfield did not appear for a noon session.
Article notes President Harding may deploy federal troops to enforce interstate commerce laws amid a strike wave. It cites legal authority, past strikes, and calls for marshals, and discusses the potential for martial law in specific regions if civilian enforcement fails. The piece frames use of troops as inevitable and carefully considered.
Roumanian officials reveal a plan to move refugees from Russia to the United States. They say 500 refugees are prepared for transport from Mishinett and nearby points and question how to expedite their removal.
At the close of the hearing yesterday Trustee Fadesch stated that the check book had not been found or had never been handed to him, leaving questions about the whereabouts of some of his piock and the bank’s records unresolved.
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