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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1923
Page
11
A perilous shipwreck strands two survivors on a deserted island. They salvage gear, fight a hostile flood of Dyaks, and endure drought and danger while clinging to hope, love, and a perilous plan to escape.
An ONG reports lung health concerns and reviews tax return procedures. The account mentions Tulse tax issues and ongoing investigations into funds. Readership is urged to follow subsequent updates for statements and actions by officials.
The page details radio programs across stations WZ WEAF and others in New York City, listing schedules, hosts, musical selections, weather forecasts, market updates, and sport scores. It mentions live performances by sopranos and organists, weather, and daily reader questions about home furnishings and repairs.
A damaged city notice reports Fred Maris of 2 Tesh Street faces arraignment on three charges. Police say a Saturday raid seized whiskey and damaged property at a Homie home, with Peter Kenna taken into custody and further investigation ongoing.
This clipping outlines tomorrow's breakfast menu and a series of kitchen instructions. It covers peeling and preparing crabs, stuffing lobster, making minced meat sandwiches, and lobster meat preparation with detailed steps and measurements. It includes a note on submitting questions to the Housekeeping department and a sign-off by The Editor.
In Prague a proposal by Mile Kerpiskova to compel every man to take a second wife triggered a heated debate in the Chamber. Deputies and the public clashed as she argued redistribution of surplus women, while opponents warned of misuse and ridicule. The President suspended the sitting after loud protests and insults. Later, a London dispatch notes the birth of a daughter to Five and A. D. Adam in London.
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