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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1924
Page
6
A noisy scene unfolds as a sergeant major orders four company musicians to parade. The officer then shouts a stern challenge prompting soldiers to take two paces forward before directing the unit toward quarters and mess areas.
Prosecutor Lorn W Wills accuses Louis Tichtenstein of this city in Prasfield court of fraud in a bond scheme. Bond for ore Gaotre allegedly provided then not posted and Tichtenstein lacked property to back the bond when he appeared as bondsman.
Rev Toy Luiledge Beale of the Bridgeport Council of Churches heads a committee on religious education as it weighs candidates for a Protestant Sunday school superintendent post to start January 5 A subcommittee reviews qualifications as the group plans a meeting next Monday afternoon.
The article notes a remote island in the South Pacific as the most undesirable place for humans. It has no trees, no birds, scarce water, and an irregular twelve by nine by seven mile shape. Two hundred Polynesians inhabit it and suffer from hunger. first sighted in 1686, explored later with population recorded at two thousand.
A wild scene centered on a 430 pound tiger and a playful cub at Atlas Circus. The tiger’s antics drew a chase through doors and corridors as handlers pursued the cub, then a dramatic chase ending with the cub captured after a long night of escapes and bungled pranks.
A fragmentary survey describes colonial and early American beliefs about predicting weather from coffee bubbles, animal signs, corned beef and cabbage as barometers, corn fodder, tobacco charms, and solar and celestial cues. It notes the persistence of weather lore, contrasts with official forecasts, and hints at regional traditions and superstitions amid 17th to 19th century sources.
Pastor Lindemeier of plau Kno warned at Kul Tixatose Sunday that alcohol causes ruin and death. The sermon described a deceived man drawn to drink, provoking a crowd and violent confrontation before authorities intervened. Local anger flared as the clergyman urged abstinence.
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