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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
2
The author debates League of Nations participation versus isolation. He argues domestic reforms depend on foreign policy and warns against Bolshevik spread and growing militarism. He favors a moderate Republican platform if it preserves national protections and economic stability while avoiding radical excess.
A 10 inch army gun mounted on a flat car tore away two pillars of the Atlantic Swells avenue bridge in New Jersey while being moved from Sea Girt to Watertown arsenal. No one was injured though the bridge was practically wrecked. the gun, one of eight, to Watertown was only slightly damaged.
In St Louis on March 89 two classifications of the city’s 826 firemen voted to strike if raises from 30 to 150 dollars a month by May 1 are not granted. A later vote was planned this week. earlier tallies showed some rejection and others granting raises.
An advertisement extols a product named CINOT for health and vitality. The anonymous testimonial describes relief from nervous prostration, indigestion, and insomnia, claiming improved sleep, skin, and energy. Listed are exclusive sellers in several Connecticut towns and surrounding areas.
Mary Pickford and Fairbanks wed after evening church services. The couple left from the minister’s home for a quiet honeymoon at Maltbanks residence in Beverly Hills near Los Angeles. Rumors of a long friendship had circulated, but both denied engagement and marriage plans.
Police bowling team defeats firemen three straight at the Biks club in Gdub. Charlie Suckley claimed the cops would win, but the fire department failed to win any game as Beardsley led his squad with steady play and lucky routine gestures amid smoky, tense lanes.
President Taft messages emphasize a special emergency requiring immediate action by the legislature. He asserts the governor and the party owe duty to the people who elected them to convene a session to address the amendment.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Prank Deltz and others, with service details in Stratford and Bridgeport areas. Surviving relatives listed include a widow and numerous family members. services conducted by local pastors at St Peters, St Charles, and Strandford churches. Burial at Saint Michael's cemetery and Woodland cemetery noted.
In the Mississippi and Delaware ratification battle the political line held firm as leaders on both sides described the situation as largely unchanged. Congressional disputants prepared for a possible veto while lawmakers pressed for ratification, with Democrats and Republicans sending messages urging support and avowing resistance to pressure from the opposing party.
In an address, Bryan warned of looming war in Europe while urging peace and restraint. President Wellson faced calls to push pacific policies as Democrats criticized New Jersey and Nebraska leaders over reform and taxation tied to wartime relief for returning soldiers.
Washington March 30 Charges of delay incompetency and misplacement of former service men in vocational training were made before the House education committee by Cornelius W Wickersham representing the American Legion of New York. He cited lack of personal contact and a low ability rating as key causes of dissatisfaction.
The forecast shows fair conditions in Eastern New York and New England with Wednesday fair and Thursday partly cloudy, warmer in the northern portion. Highs and lows are near seasonal averages with winds mainly from the southeast north of Sandy Hook and southwest offshore from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
A novel sensory device is introduced in England to transmit power through impulses in flowing water. The method promises favorable efficiency for certain water flows and classes of work, potentially offering economic advantages over traditional transmission using rivers.
An advertisement invites readers to mail a home address for a Foley & Co trial package. The offer mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, claiming relief for ailments like backache, kidney issues, constipation, and indigestion.
The brightness of tas eyes is due to a layer of glittering fibres called the tapetum behind the retina, a strong reflector. In total darkness no light is seen, yet very small light amounts can create the luminous glow observed, as shown by careful experiments.
A shop ad notes boys lack tools while peers have jack-knives and carving items. It highlights a chain attached style in stock, marketed as especially suited for small boys. The tone comments on the hardship of not owning a blade amid peers.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick relief for indigestion after meals. It claims tablets normalize digestion, prevent sour risings, and help anxious diners enjoy meals, with examples of heavy foods and seasoned dishes. A 60 cent box is suggested from any druggist.
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