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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
6
London readers report the Eskimo Hop as a new craze in social dance. Sir Ernest Bhackleton explains the Eskimo folk form shown at a private exhibit, noting the group dancing style and the end where performers fall to the ground.
A fragmented fragmentary article notes Isarah Bern turning to literature and rising as a notable figure, cited as the only woman who jilted D Annunzio. It mentions a Russian contest, Cheyne by Andre, and upcoming public readings, with local figures and events in a period tone.
A dispatch reports that Belkina and associates were repatriated from Germany with Russian prisoners of war. The men were removed from a steamer at Breslau and sent toward Austria via German territory, while others faced exclusion from routes through Germany. The note mentions routes through Silesia and Slovakia as part of the repatriation order.
Raphael Rustici an eleven year old boy from 219 West Sixty-ninth Street confessed to throwing a lighted match into a teacher's waste basket after claiming she and the staff disliked him. Detective Joseph Rheonard said the boy admitted the act and explained his motive.
A barber incident left a customer with a severe cut and lasting scar after improper shaving and handling. The complainant seeks damages totaling 1,034.50 from the shop and personnel involved, naming the salon and staff in the claim. The case cites negligent use of shaving tools and rough handling during a routine service.
London July 22 The Abbey and chapter warn the memorial pie faces danger of reduced income after prewar figures. They seek aid as repairs loom while the historic site confronts a severe crisis threatening its future.
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