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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1922
Page
12
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The editorial voices Alonzo B. See opposing higher education for women. He argues universities diminish respect for women who should instead perform manual labor, while defenders note bias and defend college literacy and independence amid broader social change.
The bulletin describes cold weather sweeping the eastern states with fresh northwest winds. A disturbance over the upper St Lawrence valley moves east toward Canada as much colder conditions reach the Midwest and mid Atlantic. Snow reported north of Virginia and approaching Saturday into Sunday with continued cold through the weekend. Burton.
Fragmentary almanac note listing weather observations and time marks, with garbled timing figures and editorial marks. Key details about the daily weather record appear incomplete but reference New Tavea and a Telegram syndicated almanac segment.
The Past notes a column mocking the police for incompetence while praising the traffic bureau. It mentions Howard F. Smith and Jaws WH Playens as long-sought suspects, critiques parking enforcement, and disputes city spending on conferences versus police direction, ending with a sharp caution about crime awareness.
The article contends that the Aryan speaking groups originated near the Danube and South Russia, spreading west and south across Europe. It discusses their physical type, Megalithic sites, and alleged conflicts with Basques, Iberians, and Celtic peoples while tracing linguistic diversification into Nordic and various regional tongues.
Answers cover producer payments for live turkeys in Texas and New England averages, Palestine’s biblical era comparison, gold silver bronze printing, public health room setup, pumpkins kept without canning, and mercerized cotton speeds.
Fragmentary text hints at economic worries with references to revival, business impact, and political figures. It mentions resignation week and a senator, suggesting a wary mood about future conditions and policy.
The piece discusses public appetite for money and the public’s view of wealth. It critiques belief that citizens are poor while spending shows desire for more money. The dialogue references Coolidge and voter sentiment, noting agitation over economic concerns and governmental actions.
A chaotic schoolyard scene unfolds with a panicked crowd and a distressed classroom. Distorted dialogue hints at fear, a crying child, and a tense atmosphere as adults struggle to calm students and manage the disruption.
Royal S Copeland, NY Health Commissioner, discusses eczema symptoms and treatment tips. He describes redness, itching, flareups, and skin crusting, with home remedies such as washing, baths, powders, pastes, and dietary notes, plus when to seek a physician.
A reader laments the value of German marks amid wartime and postwar trade, noting widespread exchange for real goods and fearing inflation. They recount conversations with a local businessman about young men holding marks and the shift from paper money to tangible value, while critics warn of unemployment and economic instability.
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