Diphtheria Case Decline in Bridgeport Prompt Calls for Doctor Help
The Bridgeport diphtheria count this month stands at 51 cases, down from 67 in November, with three deaths this month versus five last month. Dr. R. hi. Fear urges parents to call a doctor for sore throats to prevent fatalities and notes welfare aid is available. Early antitoxin improves recovery odds. the Health Department offers the Shick test but public demand remains low.
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No Spooning For Girls In Teens
Chicago reliefers urge a 1922 morality code forcing teen girls to avoid kissing until engagement. speakers blame jazz dancing movies and car culture for moral decline, urging public complaints and adherence to the no spooning rule. The item also notes theater offerings and a film bill at Plaza theatre.
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Former Saloon Keepers Threaten Fairfield County
Fairfield County saloon keepers and ex retail liquor dealers threaten a heavy Supreme Court suit if the county commissioners do not refund a five month rebate on 1919 liquor licenses. They claim about 112000 dollars due, plus 312 for July 1 rebated by prohibition. About 100 members met in Foresters hall to appoint counsel and a committee to press the case on Commissioner Ballard.
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Supreme Court
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Thomas F. Flynn
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Ernest Adams
John A. Shea
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Fred Walker
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Japanese Diet convenes with Crown Prince presiding in critical times
The Imperial Diet opens with the Prince Regent in the chair as Japan faces a fragile government after Premier Hara's assassination. Observers weigh the Washington Conference impact, labor unrest, and planned cabinet reshuffles as budgets show cuts in Navy and overall spending.
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How The Sterlings Held Up A Train
West Haven December 29 There was a tale of railroad ingenuity as Col William H Stevenson would approve. Mrs Sterling and I used through tickets and Pullman reservations to catch the Colonial express but the Hell Gate route fell behind and the Pennsylvania line supplied a hold up to align connections. A colored porter and a diligent station agent coordinated a Washington express delay to recover two minutes ensuring the Colonial train reached New Haven on schedule with first class service on both lines.
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Big class to take degrees Sunday Jan druggist exams
The United States Co Service will hold an open competitive exam on January 28 1922 in New England for druggist positions in Public Health Service hospitals. A vacancy exists at New Maven hospital with salary 320 a month plus maintenance and bonus. Further details from local or district secretaries in Boston or post offices. ROMIANG PIN ROUTES BANDITS reports from Trenton New Jersey note Lat ore Jacobs wife of a journal store keeper targeted by two bandits in a robbery incident.
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Foresters of America to Initiate New Class Jan 4
The Foresters of America plan a January 4 initiation for new members. A New Year reception will be held at their lodge with venue bookings at the temple and banquet hall to accommodate attendees. Committees include General, Hall and Arrangements, and Entertainment chairs with listed officers and members.
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Henry Ber Flsen
J. P. McCann
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Andrew Melson
Jeremiah O'Leary
Rev Condon
M L. Marsegna
Thomas Kirby
Ollie Anderson
M. Bedell
James Durkis
H. Don@rcee
Ovis Petrich
James Oertie
Cootigy Mitington
Thomas Joy
Joxephoy P
Eo Cann
Gallbrennes
Cacar Cacerts
and Leweon
James Redden
Owcar Ae Ences
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Real estate transfers and filings in the district records
Realty records list warranty deeds including Samuel Frank to Charlotte, August Doorr to Firnest Manning, and Ernest Manning to the People's Savings Bank. Quit claim and mortgage deeds cover Edward P. Duhies Jr., Rey Stock, Ray Greenberg, and Mary Milligan to Louis Deere. Contained releases and judgments include Wittam B. Mallett versus James Frostey and Frank Jacoby versus John Eachto tal.
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Laurel Avenue
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Rey Stock
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Btate
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Broyhwell
Mary
Milligan
Louins Deere
St al
Eaure
Travid B. Booth
Leute Doerr
Wyoming University Budget Cut Surprises State Board
The University of Wyoming faces a $162,000 budget setback after an error by the State Board of Equalization triggers an annual county levy for university maintenance. An emergency measure from 1915 instructed the board to impose a three-eighths maintenance tax, but this year the plan was unexpectedly halted.
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Fine Double Bed Wool Blanket in Pink and Blue
When nights turn cold a full size wool blanket 66 by 80 inches is offered. It features pink and blue striped borders with matching edge binding and a soft woolly quality reputed to be economical to buy in advance for future use.
Luncheon and Dollie Sets at Unbeatable Closeout Price
The ad promotes luncheon and dollie table coverings with suede finish and pretty patterns. They are described as dainty practical economical and easy to clean with a damp cloth. Limited stock as they close out at an exceptionally low price.
Woven Fabric Describes Dressmaking Material
A firm woven fabric of heavy quality with a serviceable finish is suitable for dresses skirts and children's wear. The width and fine weight make it of interest to home dress makers.
Armored cash transports planned for New York district
New York officials announce armored cars with armed guards will soon operate in the downtown financial district. The first car will imitate the bullet proof tanks used by the post office, replacing messengers to curb annual losses running into the millions. Ohio farm near Amherst grows wide nut variety on 57 acre plot with veteran grower C F Witte, 74, grafting species to endure harsh winters.
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New York Post Office
Messenger
Ohio
Amherst
C. F. Witte
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