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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
17
Chicago June 15 a Chicago religious leader warns that modern society erodes family life. Dr Smith, superintendent of the adult department at a Methodist church, laments home as a boarding-house due to shifting interests toward pleasure and external agencies, urging a return to cultural and religious home life.
In York, Virginia, Bynjsmin F. fandisancis and Mary A. Schi joined in marriage before Alderman Walter Owen. Both are members of the First Born Church of Christ, known as Free Thinkers or Eberites, claiming ancestor roots and a strict early Christian practice. He is 73, she 40.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a class offering on Meonalic research as a memorable fad, inviting readers who might join the course if curious about the topic. The piece hints at a professor presenting unconventional or speculative study trends to attract enrollment.
A long, satirical overview notes that letters in murders, divorces, elopements, and official scandals flood the news. It argues newspaper editors now chase letters, not just facts, and that both men and women write revealing missives. It cautions against writing or sharing letters that could ruin reputations.
A fractured record recounts Henry Ford organizing production while birds and sparrows contest garden space at a Dearborn farm. Wrens and sparrows clash over nest boxes in spring, with rusted metal and odd phrases hinting at a larger tale of ingenuity and misrule.
On June 14 masked women appeared beside the grave of Mrs Ralph Sayre during a funeral service and conducted burial rites by burning a small cross. It is believed the women were members of the women's auxiliary of the Ku Klux Klan.
A newly formed Czechoslovak film company plans to shoot a modern comedy in Egypt to adapt themes from ancient monuments. The project follows Prague studio ambitions to expand into international co productions and catalog humor beyond local markets.
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