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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
8
Blondness Said To Explain Traits And History
The article argues blond hair and light eyes shape character and intelligence, claiming blondes originated near the equator then migrated north after the Ice Age. It contrasts brunets as tropical, resilient, and pragmatic, citing sun protection and nasal features as evolutionary traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie
Earegsee
Hener Fey
Editorial Notes on Wrongs and Warnings Across Eras
Fragmented remarks touch on alimony, civilization, blond and brunet traits, and political chatter. Jumbled lines reference alimony disputes, racial stereotypes, air experts, aldermen, bank accounts, coal scarcity, tariffs, and political promises.
Weather Forecast Notes Unclear Historical Context
Fragmentary OCR text references weather and temperature near eastern locales with mentions of local showers and temperatures. specifics are unreadable. The piece seems to be a weather notice from a 1924 publication, but readable detail is insufficient to identify place, date, or concrete conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Miles
West Point
Sterling House
Laveette Perrin
Tion, Lyman , Brewster
Robert Hubbard
Hubbard
G. Tu Porter
Harding the Leader Prompts Confidence in Presidential Leadership
The piece argues President Harding shows decisive leadership amid party rifts, approving unpopular yet necessary measures on tax, bonus, tariffs and disarmament. It credits him with guiding U S affairs and conference positions, asserting the President speaks his mind when needed and steers state affairs securely. It ends with a sharp claim labeling Harding a trader.
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Harding
Senate
Acress
United States
America
Ram
Congress
Treasury secretary pledges no cancellation of foreign loans
Secretary Melton told the Senate Finance Committee that the administration will not recommend canceling foreign debts. The British government reportedly proposed wiping out allied debts to each other. The piece recalls a Vanderbilt quip about owning the New York Central railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
To the Grumbler Dont kick Dont shirk Work
The message urges personal responsibility and active help, warning against criticizing others. It stresses saying I rather than you when things go wrong, encouraging self improvement and playing one’s own part. It claims true officers come from disciplined private conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauys
Equal rights advance on Canadian Pacific trains
The final barrier to equal rights for women in Canada has been removed with the Canadian Pacific railway reserving smoking compartments exclusively for women on all its trains. The move is urged to elevate conversation and acumen in these spaces, contrasting with men’s compartments.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Angher
Looking Ahead A Mbt. teases a distant future event
Fragmented text mentions figures and places in a kaleidoscope of words. It references walls, streets, and distant plans with scattered names like Walt and Riker. The passage reads as a garbled, partial preview of upcoming events or ideas without coherent facts or a clear narrative.
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Warsaw Millionaires and the Polish Mark Exchange Tale
A correspondent describes living in Warsaw amid soaring prices and the new currency exchange. The piece notes rampant rents, expensive champagne, and a culture of luxury amid scarce dollars, with millionaires seen as ordinary here as the mark stabilizes.
Undefined Bully Quiz Prompt and Misread Text
Fragmentary OCR style text presents a jumble of phrases about a bully quiz and age, with garbled names and unclear context. It mentions opened answers, Tuesday questions, and a dismissive line about fate and destiny, plus scattered foreign sounding names and partial quotes.
Letters From Readers on American Birthright and Citizenship
A reader letter discusses whether a child born abroad to American parents is American by birth and the implications for eligibility. It references naval service, residency rules, and state requirements, noting varied dates and birth contexts across states.
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Hern
Amercan
Ion al
Silothrey
Dhe Navy
Pemseyma
Smiotteidas
Uae
Antiquated Q and A from Washington bureau fragment
A fragmented Washington bureau item asks questions about American success in golf's British Open and covers varied trivia. It lists queries on the eagle emblem origin, Roman dentistry, Marlit vel name, marabou feathers, Wisconsin dairy, Mouse Tower, Mainz punishment, maraschino cherries, and floor oil formulas with scattered, partially legible answers and notes.
British Schooner Whitebelle Arrives With Cargo
The British schooner Whitebelle of Portsiera enters the harbor with a consignment for a New Jersey firm. Route details and officials mention coal and other goods. Names and places include Wavy Beatley and Mewiek NJ as described in fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitebelle
Portsiera
Wavy Beatley
Ostoms
Mewiek
Sike
Bridgeport Notes and Local Events Highlight July News
Bridgeport news recalls Joly Lott ridge taking vacation from New York and New Haven duties, local theater posters, giant shoes by Isaac Gilbert, depot arrangements for New London, a Connecticut Light Battery reunion, and chatter on Grand Army encampments. It covers West Point candidate exams, a yacht race clarification by Colonel Russell, Milford telephoto connections, a legal excursion by local lawyers, and an oyster grounds discussion among town officials. Died notices include Anton Birdlinger and Florence Perry, with funeral arrangements listed.
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Grand Army
Niantic
National Guard
C. NM. G
New Haven
Paladium
Bridgeport A. R. Post
Tondon
Groton
Thames
New London
Near Beer From Bugs Invented by Bordeaux Professor
A Bordeaux professor patents a method using moulds like Aspergillus to ferment beer producing near beer with reduced alcohol. The process uses a culture nicknamed bugs to ferment a mixture of grain and water, yielding beer that tastes like real brew and could be exported, including to the United States.
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University of Bordeaux
United States
Dubourg
Interior Decoration Notes On Style And Comfort
A fragmented critique reflects on interior decoration, lamenting poor color sense and uninspired paper choices. The writer longs for brighter bedrooms, livelier hallways, and a more thoughtful, homey approach to design despite jumbled phrases and lingering nostalgia.
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