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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

6

Osteopaths Found Hospital In Boston

Worcester June 5 The first public announcement was made today of a free public osteopathic hospital in Boston the Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital The institution will be located in Boston with Dr George W Goode as president and Dr August as vice president The new hospital marks the first such facility in the country aside from Detroit The announcement was made at the Massachusetts Osteopathic Society annual convention at the Hotel Bancroft Other officers include Dr BK Ret drick Smith secretary and treasurer and Dr John A MacDonald and Dr J Alexander F McWilliams acting as crude fees Membership will be open to osteopathic physicians and patients Presently Dr Myron B Barstow presided The convention featured demonstrations by Dr Perrin T Wilson and Dr Norevan Auty with lectures by Prof W Mogoun Dr J Z Clark Dr Anna Tinkham Dr E Tucker Dr Howard Drew Dr Frank Vaughan and others.

Worcester Boston Detroit Bancroft Frank M. Vaughan Massachusecca Osteopathic Hospital George W. Goode Aughar BK. Retdrick Smith Boglon John A. MacDonald Alexander F. McWiliams Aoaton Teopathic Physicians and Pationes Myron B. Barstow Perrin T. Wilson Cambridge Nore van Auty Springfeld W Mogoun Racvard University J. Z. Clark Northampton Anna Tinkham Waltham E. @. Tucker New York Howard Drew Barre, Vt Prank Vaushan A. Cave Beston Dale & Atwood St. Johnsbury Rt L. B. Lutzer

AFRIGAN WILD GAME FAST DISAPPEARING

Cary Akeley, a famed scientist and naturalist, says African wild game is rapidly vanishing. He blames humans for the decline and advocates drastic action against poachers. Akeley notes a northern rail journey counted only one head of game, warning civilized hunters are eroding wildlife.

Portland Gre Dune Cary Akeley Akeley Offenden Ind Cage Town Africa

Wildlife on Screen: Wild Fowl Films From Government Bureau

Department of Agriculture released two one reel motion pictures showing wild birds and their habitats. The films feature pelicans gulls terns and herons with sequences from Walker Lake Reservation Arkansas and a reef refuge. Anne and Ted examine plume hunting effects and decide not to wear plumes. films aim to deter plume use and promote conservation.

Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Mexico Veston Wasa Christian Lovistannenosi He ‘Biological Survey Jim Tedere L Bradley Arkansas Anne

Saltman Dick Case Reopened and Protests Rise

The Saltman Dick case is reopened amid protests over election conduct and alleged misappropriation. Attorney Shapiro defends creditors, accusing relatives of Dick of taking $17,800 from the estate, while allegations about bank involvement and trustee actions continue to emerge.

Shapiro Joseph Shapiro Leeds Dashtic Uthis Grampareno Taghue

German Officers Forced to Adopt Civilian Careers

Postwar Germany absorbed about 300000 officers from the army and navy. Many veterans faced upheaval, shifting into civilian life, with some taking jobs as waiters, tradesmen, or in industry. Affected by age and competition, ex officers diversified into law, education, police, banking, insurance, and the chemical and metal sectors, while some failed to gain footing or returned abroad.

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Sister of Morse Buys Noank Iron Plant for $43 841

New London June 6 James YL May a committee of the superior court authorized to sell at auction the Noank plant of the Groton Trot Works sold the plant and equipment today to Tonnie T Moyse of Bath Maine dealer of Charles WW Mozsse. Her bill was 2.40 for the equity and she assumes obligations such as prior claims rents etc which make the total price 943 41.20 There was one other bidder C BR Caruthers of Philadelphia The property was appeased at 61 000 and Je RK Mersehela a omortgage which with interest amounted to about 0108 009.

New London James YL May Superior Court Groton Trot Tonnie T. Moyse Gath Aleler Charles WW Mozsse C. Br, Caruthers Philadelphia Mersehela A

Has No Soul Flapper Says Artist In Atlantic City

A famed artist discusses the modern flapper, calling her charming yet frivolous and lacking soul. He argues the flapper values amusement over responsibility, warning of self reliance that could threaten traditional gender roles and the male support system.

Flapper Atlantic City Giveu Os Frank Nxndecker

Major Fowler Denies Misquoting Roosevelt Signature

Wrightstown reports Major Godfrey R. Fowler says he was misquoted about Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s signature to a round robin to President McKinley. He notes no formal charges were brought, Roosevelt was not tried, and the claim was incorrect.

Wrightstown. N Tine Godfrey R. Fowler Mjor Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson Sully Camp Dix Harding Calonel Roosevelt Tria Fowier Calenec Roosevelt

Spencer Gains 13 Pounds Since Illness Report

Erratic fragment notes that a Watertown resident Spencer reports a 13 pound gain after recovery from illness. Segall allegedly prescribes Tantac and praises health restoration, while first name IMs Dicids is noted.

Esry Spencer Frioah Watertown Segall Ims Dicids

Greek imports fall under tariff shock in Greece

The factory report on Greek imports cites higher tariffs and a weaker drachma as key factors driving up import costs. Merchants face payment hurdles, restricted dollar exchange, and strained financing while staple foods like canned milk and butter from Holland and Denmark grow scarce and expensive. The trade balance shows little improvement amid persistent foreign exchange constraints.

Greece Jorelan Exchange Holland Denmark Laneligh

Notable Trade Shift Described in Mediterran Merchants Tale

The fragment notes merchants of Greece as commission agents in a changing trade, with an implied approaching condition that could bring hardship to consumers. It suggests a shift in the New East market and mentions training within the current conditions.

East Greece New East

Weedless lawns are Rhode Island product

Rhode Island residents react with renewed interest as a weedless lawn treatment gains popularity. The method uses acidifying fertilizer to favor fine grasses like Rhoda Island Kent and Creeping Bent, creating a lush turf while discouraging weeds. Major inquiries come from New York, with more than 300 letters. Ohio and others follow.

Rhode Kent Orj New York Rhode Island Callese Wi ‘Nals Ohio

Old Doctors Versed Tobacco as Medicine in England

Historic traders in England used tobacco for medicinal aims and sold it at apothecaries. John Archer, physician to Charles II, marketed tobacco as a breath freshener and brain tonic, charging shillings per ounce. By 1877 ready made Virginian cigarettes entered London, prompting apothecaries to resume selling tobacco and expanding to chemists and tobacconists, with widespread adoption across the U S and inquiries from Canada, Panama, and beyond.

England John Archer Charles II London Archer Gmale Avery

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