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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
5
Mathilde McCormick denies charming Swiss fiancé Oser, calling rumors false. She asserts sincere intent in marriage plans, noting various age rumors and her readiness despite wealth. The interview casts doubt on romance chatter and portrays optimistic resolve.
A reader guide explains radio terms and components including resistance inductance condenser and crystal detector. It notes antennas and inductance influence tuning and reception and previews a future article on building a receiving station to receive telegraph and telephone messages.
A historical note explains wiring to connect the antenna directly to ground during storms to divert surge, keeping main circuits isolated and protecting household instruments from lightning strikes.
The current Popular Science Monthly notes that certain radio engineers hidden in the army have using crystal detectors as makeshift vacuum tubes and amplifiers. Military recon officers reportedly launch a balloon when time is scarce, letting a single wire pick up signals that evade ordinary receiver sets.
Waterbury police notified Bridgeport authorities last night about a stolen four passenger sedan with a Conmatic dealer's license number 548. The description and exact make are unclear due to damaged text. The investigation seeks any sightings or information leading to recovery of the vehicle.
The United States insists on priority payment for its army of occupation costs from Germany, arguing the claim is equitable and not blocked by ratification of the Versailles treaty. It notes the treaty provided for armistice and occupation costs, and urges Allied powers to permit discharge of the U S claim alongside other nations.
In York Masch ta tile editogl girls testified before the Supreme Court jury trying Tex Rickard on charges amid allegations of improper conduct with two girls, Sarah Schoenfeld and Nellie Gaskie. Sarah testified about five assaults in apartments off Fifth Avenue and 47th Street. Nellie described attempts in another town. Rickard’s lawyer pressed for motives as witnesses described gifts, wine offers, and lessons in silence. Crowds watched as police secures separate rooms while the two girls, the only females allowed, testified under scrutiny.
A writ filed in British Columbia Supreme Court charges General Gregorii Semenoff, a Siberian anti Bolshevik leader now in Vancouver, with wrongfully depriving B Richard and Company of furs and skins in transit through Siberia. The suit seeks 150000 in damages and an injunction to freeze proceeds pending trial. Semenoff and his wife were granted entry to the United States and plan to travel to Washington.
Marien_effect of Dyspepsia Tablets to dispel coated tongue gloom. Dyspeptics return to meals as tablets claim relief.
Medical Examiner J W Fisner ruled the Tuesday night death of Mrs Harry Farre ears of Laurel Manor as sudden apoplexy after examining the remains. The report notes the coroner’s inquiry and immediate findings.
An old advertisement claims Bosak's Horke Vino will restore vitality for tired women by improving blood quality. It touts red blood as the cause of fatigue and promises brighter complexion, renewed vigor, and better spirits through “two grademis” of new blood. Sold by Bosak Manufacturing Co. Scranton, Pa. 1894.
In Francisco Mareh ew Arthur Beardstee resident physician of Hexel St Francis and first to attend Miss Virginia Rappe testified as a principal witness in Rosco Arbuckle manslaughter trial. Dr Wakefield, proprietor of Gio sant tarum, also testified about the postmortem and injury to Miss Rappe. The witness described her pain and inability to reveal the cause.
Cardinal Dougherty boarded the steamer Olympic bound home after a visit to Rome. A tug carried him aboard during a high wind and blinding snowstorm that complicated the embarkation.
Bridgeport residents and business leaders weigh daylight saving plans as a question of timing. The Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers Association urge public sentiment before a potential April 30 start. City officials including Mayor Atwater seek input as railroads in surrounding states align schedules.
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