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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
16
A plan suggests a college for adults at Oxford similar to Rusking College for trades union men. It envisions older students pursuing extended studies started via extension courses. The proposal argues the college would provide a refuge for extracurricular activity and allow many to complete unfinished studies.
A fragmentary obituary notes John Jordan dying at eighty two. It portrays him as a quiet, dutiful man with little involvement in others affairs and hints at community gossip and misinterpretation by a crowd in Corsata, referencing historical echoes of medieval Europe.
The article profiles Halid Edib Mineum claimed as a pivotal Turkish woman guiding Kemal Ataturk. It recounts her lineage, education at Constantinople American College, and influence on reform, culture, and the new woman movement. It notes legends of escape, political peril, and her role as minister of education and trusted adviser in Angora.
London reports fashion shift as Apper ii era young women drop bobbed hair in favor of short pompador styles. False hair returns in small amounts with ribbons and wreaths, green accents, and new backless evening dresses. Wide veiled hats, long trains, and rich fabrics like oriental brocades steer winter fashion.
Almost 300 paintings and sculptures by prominent American artists are on display in the thirty fifth annual show at the Art Institute of Chicago. Prizes totaling about 4600 dollars will be awarded including the Frank G. Logan Medal and the Potter Juilmer Gold Medal, with juries named for painting and sculpture.
Washington reports seventy nine men killed in the Reilly mine disaster at Spangler Pennsylvania. Rescue work nearly finished with 72 bodies recovered and three men saved but died later. The total death toll is listed as 101 in the scene briefing.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a red coat and black veil with black shoes and a person named Teddy. The text is sparse and lacks a clear event, date, or location to form a full news item.
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