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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
16
A medical discussion outlines facial neuralgia or tic douloureux, detailing nerve branches of the facial nerve, typical pain patterns, and possible causes. Treatments range from injections of osmic acid or alcohol to nerve surgery, with emphasis on risks, partial cures, and the need for caution against harmful methods.
A cluttered composite tale follows Zanzibar Lump debating a baby gift for Cousin Vitta, with wandering lines about unsuitable items and misfit choices, then shifts to wartime scenes and commentary on Allied attitudes toward Soviet Russia, ending with Red Star relief efforts.
A reflective essay notes dislikes for petunias due to color and overfamiliarity, then explores how flower names influence perception. It compares names like daybreak pink and Queen Anne’s lace to flowers, and lists fitting versus off-key names such as Zinnia and Sweet William. A brief political snippet mentions Washington not being a railroad center and cites a Paris congress of women in service.
A compact, cryptic reminiscence recalling a young person’s view of men and critics. The speaker reflects on how others influenced beliefs and emphasizes growth beyond early assumptions. No clear events or names are present.
A mosaic of humorous quips and jokes from Luke McLuke lampooning wartime morale and everyday folly. Snappy witticisms touch on war bonds, manners, and social foibles with named places and light mockery of public figures.
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