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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
12
A satirical piece by H. A. MacGILL mocks skidding in touring cars noting dull red contusions on occupants from frontteeth back tires and teethless rear axles. It warns dangerous stunts, urges slow handling and proper brake inspection while quoting a Kansas City Times line on U S world role and obligations.
Dr Currier notes middle life brings tissue degeneration and malignant disease risk in overstressed organs such as stomach breast and uterus. Arteries may harden or soften leading to stroke risk, rheumatic troubles, and urinary, prostate, and bladder issues. Prevention varies, sleep and climate adaptation matter, lifestyle changes may be required, and early symptoms warrant medical care.
Ruth Cameron argues for household expense accounts to curb spending and foster saving. She notes post mortems are useful for preventing repeated costs and suggests budgets make saving gratifying. A badge and simple system help track outlays and restrain impulse buys.
An article argues for universal military training for boys aged 14 to 20, suggesting months of training yearly to ensure readiness if conscription arises. It claims training would benefit the United States in finishing the war and maintaining postwar peace, while noting alliances and the need for military preparedness.
A mosaic of jokes and quips in a 1927 Cincinnati Inquirer humor column. The text features social asides, light anecdotes, puns on names, domestic banter, and mock political jests. It preserves namings like Mary Jane Marie Jean and Grace Grubb while skirting graphic detail and maintaining a breezy, snapshot tone.
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