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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
5
Katrina Trask, famed for The Conquering Army, advocates disarmament through poetry and criticism of historic bloodshed. The article notes her lifelong effort to portray war's horrors and to promote a peaceful, humane approach, citing her influence as a beacon for the cause.
A portrait of Hugo Stinnes in a dingy office, described as Germany’s greatest money juggler. The Breslau-born financier controls dozens of companies, banks, mines, and newspapers, wielding unmatched influence in business and politics, including a Reichstag seat, while maintaining a stern, taciturn demeanor.
Los Angeles reports a record year for California egg shipments with over 162 million eggs sent to markets. Deputy Director James F. Britt notes extensive rail car movements and international demand, including to England and Canada, underscoring eggs as a culinary staple from Strand kitchens to London eateries. A separate court note covers a divorce recommendation in Greenwich, with a $3000 cash settlement and $62 weekly child support for Robert Pierre, granted after cruelty allegations and custody arrangement.
The feature describes baby lamb garments shaping a slender silhouette with high collars and fur accents. It notes pressed lamb fur varieties, curly and straight textures, and velvet or duvyrn hats, plus glamorous fur hats. A contrasting moleskin wrap worn by Gloria Swanson in Her Husband's Trademark offers a regal flair beyond clingy skins.
The Olympia Auto Show in London highlights cars from $400 Runabout to luxury models up to $24,500. Prices have fallen after postwar turmoil, with strong demand from buyers and princes. The standout feature is the popular low-price runabout appealing to young clerks and mass buyers.
Colorado Springs report says ex sailor George Burke remains alive and improving after a rattlesnake bite touted as a cure for tuberculosis. Physicians remain cautious, noting the improvement may be temporary and urge against using snake venom as treatment. Burke, who sought the bite three months ago, was treated after venom entered his arm and faced serious illness before initial recovery.
Mayor Fred Atwater asks all aldermanic committee chairmen to begin work immediately on the many petitions referred at Monday night’s meeting. He aims to clear lingering business quickly and report back to petitioners without delay.
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