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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
8
The fragment discusses Lansing and Baker and a history project linked to Wilson’s era. It notes Lansing’s approach as partisan rather than neutral, hints at a collection of 28 books for family use, and mentions Wilson’s plan to publish public theses while resisting personal intervention.
Grafton Pennsylvania woman recounts relief from side and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health enabling her to work daily and care for her infant, recommending the remedy to others suffering similar symptoms.
An advertisement touts Burkhart's Vegetable Compound as effective for stomach trouble rheumatism and as a blood purifier. It claims fast relief and offers a trial treatment with payment after cure. Dr A S Jordan Louisville endorses the remedy and provides a 62 Main St address for orders.
The piece argues about Baker's planned history of Wilson and Creel's role. It notes Baker's impartial stance being tested by personal loyalty to Wilson, Creel's bellicose tone, and their access to Wilson's documents. It discusses Wilson's health during the 1919 Peace Conference and the impact on his decisions.
The piece argues that President Woodrow Wilson’s declining health during the Paris Peace Conference and League of Nations debates affected his judgment and the era’s course. It cites Jay Stannard Baker’s observations of Wilson’s fatigue and weariness, noting that his strength would have altered the world’s trajectory if preserved.
In London Massachusetts a community effort aims to serve free soup. Members plan a night meeting to discuss the plan and invite families to be fed if adopted, reflecting local aid intentions and civic participation.
A plea to readers to economize on clothing and furnishings amid high prices. The retailer urges shoppers to compare prices, claim savings on shirts, socks, suits, and more, and visit The Surprise Store to see potential reductions in cost. It stresses personal effort to notice opportunities and avoid indifference.
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