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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
7
A new sleeping car concept by MM. G Krarup proposes spacious day seating with two rows of seats each side, night berths from extending cushions, and partitions akin to Venettan Ponds. Each compartment would offer headroom, washbasin, and a large mirror, aiming to expand comfort without crowding.
Archaeologists report a Stone Age site near Wexler Divide along the Sierra Scenic highway. A hearth and large burnt stones suggest ancient cooking methods, with flint spear heads and pottery fragments found near the excavation. The discovery is noted as a potential center for future prehistoric research in the region.
A fourth car theft in Bridgeport occurred yesterday on Howard Avenue. The vehicle, owned by FR Boynton of 480 Wood Avenue, was valued at $25 in hits reportedly stolen from Kelly's pool room on Fairfield Avenue.
Vincent of Cheenwich leads the Hockefelier foundation in New York City and Mrs Y W Tiffany of New York will address the afternoon session of the Women counts conference. The meeting starts at 1 o clock at the Troyal Japies inn with luncheon served.
Oklahoma October items report the phrase Poor as Kaw fading from regional speech as Kaw City and Osage area residents gain wealth from new oil discoveries. The Kaw people, long subjects of jokes, see landowners amass large estates while education and mobility rise for families including Mrs Dap Pani Pugh. Historic wells plus rising land values mark a shift from poverty to wealth among the Kaw.
Samuel T Palue of New York was bound over to the Superior Court on forgery charges after allegedly forging his brother’s affidavit for about $40 and fleeing for nearly three years before his return to the city and subsequent arrest. The case surfaced in a special dispatch from the scene.
Lond on Gen T M praises blue eye birth as natural for babies, noting lack of teeth at birth. Cornell lecturer Bancroft discusses structural colors, pigment development, and eye color determinants with demonstrations, lamplight slides, and examples of color change in nature.
An unclear note from New York reports the death of Ivan Nimespotelt in battle. The fragment mentions a salute to a line about names and a returned item, with minimal readable context.
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