This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR of Bridgeport Telegram page shows advertising boilerplate and circulation notes. Mentions carrier delivery, open hours, audit of circulation, and associated press style credits. No clear event, person, or place beyond Bridgeport and New York references.
A fragmented editorial notes fashion trends and social quirks from June. It jokes about nightshirts, collars, and women’s styles while lampooning current events in Paris and Scotland. The piece muses on grooming, dances, and the mood of the era with playful, if garbled, observations.
Fragmentary OCR reads reveal a collage of stray phrases on social scenes coal costs taxes and random facts. Mentions a veteran awaiting a Napoleonic bonus and lighthearted items about golf balloons and matches. The garbled text echoes a newspaper page cornucopia with scattered numbers dates and gossip.
The page notes a cloudy outlook for Bridgewort with mild continued temperatures. Monday night highs stretched across western regions toward the Mississippi valley. Showers occurred in the Atlantic states within the last 24 hours. Strong winds are expected north of Sandy Hook with moderate south and southwest winds elsewhere. Overcast skies persist Tuesday and Wednesday east of the Mississippi river.
The Senate, mocked as master of none, stalls tariff revision amid shifts to bonuses and army bills. A running tally shows long debate and idle sessions as House recess plans loom, while Borah’s Russia ambassadorship flap tests policy toward Soviet recognition.
A fragment discusses a figure Boetos pursuing Antiner who claims she reincarnated an ancient Egyptian queen Antinesis and a movie actress. The piece notes millions believe in past lives and ponders personal fate, mentioning historical figures like Napoleon and Queen Elizabeth as examples, while suggesting many were obscure in past existences.
Dr Alvamon Irit Lucas at a medical convention claims parents can select a fetus’s future vocation by focusing intention on a chosen question and allowing the child to progressively decide. She warns deviation from a parent’s chosen path may lead to misalignment and unfavorable outcomes.
A reflective piece laments threats to liberty amid political fear. The narrator recalls past pride, warns of dangers to the nation, and notes how perseverance helped the country endure. Strong voice hints at vigilance against alarmist rhetoric and political manipulation.
The piece outlines two main pathways to medical training, emphasizing four years of accredited high school work, college science prerequisites, and options to earn a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts before medical school. It notes the importance of accredited institutions, a university with a medical department, and consulting the Council on Medical Education guide from the American Medical Association for school classifications.
Stratford officials say public meetings may resume as before the smallpox outbreak, with no ban on gatherings. The ban remains only for unvaccinated schoolchildren and quarantined cases, while overall public assembly rules have not changed and another case is under observation tonight.
A mother worries over Katherine, an awkward girl who confesses clothes do not fit and stumbles through rooms. A doctor suggests an expression school to ease her self consciousness. Katherine discovers dancing and music lessons, returning home eager with new confidence and colorful visions.
Milford High School to hold Class Night on Saturday with June 10 graduation events at Central Grammar School Auditorium. Union service at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday. Junior Prom follows June 26 with Wirtstein's Orchestra of New Haven. Faculty and class gifts, readings, and a large Tumor Prom dance to cap the year.
President sent to the Senate the nomination of Paul N. Shalier for postmaster at Chester Connecticut. Michael Simineiln of 721 Calhoun avenue was arrested yesterday under the state laws for false registration. he is alleged to have driven if they thus carryine markers issued for a private automobile.
Health commissioner Royl S. Copeland warns vacationers to scrutinize water and milk sources at hotels and boarding houses. He notes typhoid fever threats from contaminated communal supplies and urges inquiries to state and local health departments, inspecting wells, drains, and surrounding areas for safety before travel.
Reader questions cover intense itching aggravated by heat and dietary thoughts. Advice suggests identifying offending foods, cooling with a dilute hyposulphate wash, ensuring kidneys and bowels function, and urine analysis followed by doctor’s care. A separate query on breakfast for skin health notes the meal helps but won’t cure complexion. responses promise personalized replies if a self addressed stamped envelope is provided.
The Post Office Department outlines new procedures for parcel post to Roumania. A pastor will be attached to each parcel to indicate whether it will be returned, delivered, or abandoned if undeliverable. Parcels without proper markings will be returned at sender’s expense and held in Roumania for 30 days before being returned or abandoned.
Questions and answers from Frederic J. Haskin director covering science color vision weather radios and historical facts. Includes notes on ironwood trees water depth caissons butter testing and early baseball uniforms with references to 19th century teams and public information services.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.