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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

12

Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Contact Info

The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates payable in advance and promotes a daily and Sunday edition. It notes offices at 100 Barnume and publishing from Bridgeport Connecticut with Associated Press news wire and local reports.

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A Line O' Cheer by John Kendrick

A short verse by John Kendrick celebrates St Patrick with praise for spring and reverence for the saint. The piece muses on warmth, color, and seasonal cheer as winter yields to milder days and bright attire.

St. Pat

Editorial Notes on Public Life and Everyday Observations

A collection of witty lines and opinion snippets on politics, society, fashion, and science anecdotal statements. It humorously critiques politicians, fashion trends, and media spin while noting everyday curiosities and misprints in a light editorial voice.

Monomania and sanity in modern society

A column critiques mental illness treatment gaps in New Jersey and nationally, arguing diseases of the mind receive less attention than bodily diseases. It discusses sanity as relative, cites Galileo and Magellan, notes widespread monomania, and imagines future radio ready homes with airplane landings.

Everidul Dounmees New Jersey Ingane Tack and Key Columbus Magellan Galileo Falladelphia

Converted Farmer Milo Campbell Takes Stand on Tariffs

Milo D Campbell a Michigan farmer and president of the National Milk Producers Federation urges opposition to foreign valuation as a tariff basis. He argues the American market is key noting over 90 percent of produce is consumed at home and warns against foreign competition harming farm prosperity.

Milo D. Campbell Michigan National Milk Producers’ Federation Campbell Fordney Ways and Means Committee United States of America Congress Farmers Bloc

The Vainglorious West and the UC California Lead

The piece ridicules Pacific coast boosters who claim unbeatable wealth climate and talent. It notes Columbia tops in numbers, but UC Berkeley claims more students while many take extension courses, arguing size alone should not crown a college. It warns against misapplied boasting and centralization.

Pacific Coast Haystack Golden West Center ‘For Learning East Golden State Columbia United States University of California International University of Experience

Weather Summary for South New England and East States

Fair weather is expected Friday with slight warming across the East. Pressure patterns show two high pressures near the country’s edge, with generally fair conditions east of the Tropics. Northeastern states may see warmer readings Saturday as weather remains settled.

Farmers claim price gains boost grain and livestock

Everette Co. Brew of the National Live Stock Exchange estimates gains in grain and livestock value amounting to 1.049 billion dollars in new market activity. The forecast reflects farm sector pricing and market movements affecting farmers nationwide.

Everette Co

Wasteful Methods Cost Hospitals Billions

A Chicago conference of hospital experts warns that inefficient operating methods waste over 100 billion dollars yearly across American hospitals. They urge elimination of waste and energy duplication to protect natural resources and unlock future wealth.

Chicago

Age of Autos Bays and the Horseless Wagon Dream

A nostalgic reminiscence on early towns built for horse traffic and sleds, contrasting with modern crowded streets. The piece laments traffic woes, noise, and safety as motor vehicles replace horses, pondering what the future holds for urban life and mobility. It highlights a shift from pastoral speed to grinding urban congestion and the loss of leisurely travel.

Wien

Morris B Alling to Speak Sunday in Milford School

Morris B Alling of Hartford former Connecticut Federation of Churches secretary will address Inter-denominational Co operation in Community Churches at Fort Trumbull Beach school house Sunday after noon. A large attendance is expected with a special musical program. The event is open to the public.

Milford Mar Speelali Morris Alling Hartford Connecticut Federation of Churches Fort Trumbull Beach First Congregational Church Leonard W. Tate New Haven Lucia Chapel de S A. H. Davidson Reed Street Cormorrew Visiting Nurse Association Town Hall River- clit-Intervale van Avenue Charlee Wenz

Milford Firemen Rewarded for Valor

A Milford fire department squad receives commendations and a monetary award for valor during a Tuesday morning fire. Cited are Brigadier Clark and Liza, with the blaze noted as raging at an unidentified building. Funds will support the Firemen's Benefit fund.

Milford Mepford Lewis Milford Fire Department Bose Colonial Yesiente Aire Clark Liza

Whose Kite Causes Family Turmoil

A boy named Benny climbs a tree to retrieve a kite after a dispute with Henry and the others. Tension rises as Benny’s efforts end with the kite snagged in the branches and accusations fly regarding ownership. The scene captures childish pride and neighborhood frictions over a simple toy.

Henry Wee Benny Anu Lexter Henry Tek Besty Jen I Tesk & Aurvey Heaty Ian Harry Vaders

Health Q and A columns offer medical guidance

A sprawling reader Q and A page from The Telegram Information Bureau features medical advice by Dr Roy S Copeland and others. Topics include quitting smoking, lip care, kidney health, Brights disease diet, and athletic height growth with references to nutrition, fluids, and safe home remedies.

J. Haskin Washington, D.C Lave Cope Annie RS ‘Sopelana Bright Copeland

Unusual Stories From Onida New York Mayor's Rise

A fragment describes Henry J. Scheitele of Onida New York who became the youngest US mayor at 20 after leaving Syracuse University to join the Navy. It notes a campaign act of collaring an opponent and references questions and a candy business, with unclear details and a reader letter format.

Slis

Train tunnels link Europe to Africa via Gibraltar

An article discusses near-term possibilities of global train travel with transcontinental tunnels. It mentions a Gibraltar Strait tunnel to Africa about twenty three miles long, two and a half stories high, with three crossing points. Depths reach over 1 254 feet below sea level, and temperatures around eighty degrees. Other schemes include tunnels to Wak China and Taiwan, and even Siberia to America, echoing Jules Verne’s Atlantic dream.

English Channel Straita Gibraltar Africa Nd IL Red Sea China Taiwan Siberia America Juley Verne Atlantic

Removing gloves step by careful step in a close reveal

A woman demonstrates a method to remove gloves smoothly using a wrist motion to slip off each finger. She then straightens the fingers, bows them inward, and stores the gloves, emphasizing grace and safety in the handling.

Care of Food in the Home booklet offer

A government publication titled Care of Food in the Home explains to homekeepers how yeasts molds and bacteria invade food storage and how proper care is essential. The Department of Agriculture offers free copies via a mailed coupon, requesting the writer’s name and address with a two cent postage stamp.

Eve Kltehen Department of Agri+culture

Enclose Herewith Ten Cents for Free Booklet Return

A brief payment note indicating postage of ten cents is enclosed to cover return postage for a complimentary booklet titled Care of Food fit: the Home. The sender requests a free copy and provides the expected mailing arrangement.

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