Newspaper masthead and AP credit note in 1910 era style
The item reproduces a newspaper masthead listing staff positions and departments. It shows Associated Press credit, publication office address, and circulation audit note, with standard boilerplate about republication rights and subscriptions.
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Julius Mathews
Beacon Street
Mass
Madison Avenue
Hartford
Chicago
NSA
Ail
Audit Bureau of Circulation
SHE
Associated Press
Doeat
A LINE O' CHEER IN RETREAT OVERSPRING
A wartime like poem condemns Quindy March for dusting the eyes with clouds and bluster. The speaker declares the spring hosts ahead will prove superior, crushing the rival reign with laughter as victory nears. The verse mocks the effort to camouflage defeat and predicts an imminent triumph for the Springs.
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Quindy
Snring
Turning the Clock Ahead War Era Breakfast Table
A 1918 period montage urges readers to plant, buy Liberty bonds, and work for victory. It combines home tasks with patriotic calls, noting daylight saving and the need for action over talk, praising farmers and workers while lampooning German aims. The piece blends humor, politics, and daily life in a wartime cheer.
The Needed Votes on Woman Suffrage
Dispatches from Washington say two Senate votes will pass the woman suffrage amendment. Connecticut opposes in the Senate, but House actions suggest momentum. leaders seek those two pivotal votes. Supporters urge Connecticut lawmakers to back the measure and send it to the states for consideration.
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Washington
United States Senate
Connecticut
Senate
General Assembly
Britain
Congress
House
United States
Brandegee
McLean
Germany's luck in war shifts with decisive leadership
The piece argues that Germany's setbacks stem from its own actions notably sinking the Lusitania. It cites General Foch as a unifying Allied commander whose appointment strengthens the coalition. It asserts the end grows closer as Allied forces unite under one leader and Germany's drive falters.
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Germany
America
Lusitania
United States
Foch
Europe
Fach
City neglect of soldier burial sparks call for duty
A Bridgeport burial for a national army recruit drew criticism for lacking public tribute. Despite flag draped casket and religious remarks, locals say the city and Home Guard failed to honor a soldier who died in service, and request a khaki detail and public recognition.
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National Army
Bridgeport
United States
Army
Navy
Fort Slocum
Wilson
Home Euward
Home Guard
North End Growth Spurs New Police Station Opening
The opening of the North Jand police station marks ongoing city expansion northward from former woods and farms. Housing lines the Main street area both sides, and growth would accelerate with a better trolley system, though such service is currently lacking.
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North Jand
Main Street
The Double Platoon in Bridgeport Sparks Taxpayer Strain
A Bridgeport dispatch criticizes the Fire Department's double platoon, arguing the policy raises taxpayer costs without compensation. It claims calls to houses rise to one or two monthly and accuses politicians of inflating expenses to feed the party machine.
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Bridgeport
Ambulance Driver Kurt Wrenches Knee in Night Shift Incident
Frederick Mullins an ambulance driver at Emergency hospital hurt his knee after stepping from the vehicle. Alexander MacPheron stood in as night diver. Police charged 40 Shuane David Chochat, 26, with leaving a horse and team unharnessed after an incident on Jadison Avenue. he will be arraigned in city court this forenoon.
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Kurt, Frederick Mullins
Alexander MacPherson
Shuane David Chochat
Mer Street
Jadison Avenue
Backyard Gardener's Guide to Hobbles and Harvests
Government urged home gardeners to hobble chickens to protect vegetables and to plant fruit trees grape vines and berries. Potatoes should be a priority with careful soil prep and minimal seed waste as seed shortages loom. Despite costs gardening can be profitable with small plots offering real yields and exercise.
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Je, Corbett
Department of Agriellme
Tome Pardener
Hudie Nel
Gareden
Corbett
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Venus
New York
Vanigal
Evers
Gavileuinn
Rhoeyve
Free garden book offer urged for national garden drive
The article appeals to citizens to plant as much garden truck as possible this season to aid liberty. It urges readers to request an official garden book by sending a two cent stamp for return postage to The Newspaper Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC.
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Aleady
Newspaper Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washingter
D.C
False Teeth and Dental Health Warnings
A historical editorial warns readers that false teeth will rise in popularity and emphasizes public demand for infection protection. It contrasts skilled mechanics with dentists, critiques nerve filling and canal work, and advocates regular x rays and removable bridge work for safety. It notes dental health links to systemic diseases and calls for vigilant dental care.
Pepper Talks on Life and Simple Joys Beyond Wealth
An essay reflects on how people chase money and fame while true value lies in simple moments and ordinary kindness. It cites Lecky and a street scene with a blind man and a guiding stranger, highlighting human nature’s paradoxes and the search for meaningful happiness.
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Esea
San
Neuralgia and its varied causes and treatments
Neuralgia is pain linked to nerves and often reflects inflammatory nerve changes. It can follow illnesses like malaria or diabetes, or result from eye, tooth, or organ disease. Attacks vary from stabbing to burning, may be paroxysmal, and can last minutes to years with triggers including cold, grief, or fatigue. Treatments target cause, including lifestyle changes, digestive rest, medical drugs, and sometimes surgical options.
Hays pitches War win plan as party rally begins
Political gossip notes TH. Hays as Republican chief urging a fall win through a Republican Congress. It discusses Governor Whitman’s looming third term, possible 1920 presidency, and Wisconsin race implications with Lenroot Berger and Thompson as key names shaping the contest.
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Will TH. Hays
Republican National Committee
Hay
Whitman
New York
District Court Removes Chamberlain as Trustee
District Court under Judge Edwin H. Thomas removes Chamberlain as trustee of the bankrupt Burr & Knapp estate. Proceedings began after Burr & Knapp filed in September 19hd. minority creditors retained Spottswood D. Bowers to object. special master Carleton Ioadley ruled dismissal. case then proceeded to the U S district court where attorney Treadley faced action.
Wilmot estate to be divided among listed heirs
Probate filing in Tryon North Carolina reveals Mrs Wilmot’s will directing equal division of Sarah M Wilmot’s estate, valued at 75000 to 100000 dollars, including 1322 shares in American Tube and Stamping. The article also includes a health question column offering dermatology advice from Dr Currier.
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American Tube and Stamping Company
Currier
Andrew FB
Two Men Charged After Lodging House Fight
Michael and Edward Reilley of 7 Tank Street were arrested after an incident at a lodging house on 7 Bank Street. They allegedly insulted the proprietor Joseph Kachachtian, fought with him, and resisted Patrolman Daley who intervened to arrest them over disputed room rent refunds.
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Michael
Edward Reilley
7 Tank Street
7 Bank Street
Joseph Kachachtian
Daley
Violations of Shipping License Indictment Filed
An indictment returned in federal court names Commercial Bank of Spanish America Limited an English corporation with an office in New York City on four counts of shipping radio equipment to South America without an Export Administration Board license. The shipment included a wave meter and a box of carbons for electrical generators sent to Ecuador last October without authorization.
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New York
Commercial Bank of Spanish America, Limited
South America
Ecuador
Exports Administration Board
John Street Widening Order Becomes Effective
Without Mayor Clifford B Wilsons signature the John street widening between Main and Broad Streets took effect yesterday. Streets and sidewalks committee report approved by common council and no veto occurred. Essential operations must finish by July 1 1918. Joseph Negi of 7 Johnson street arrested after attempting to molest a girl on Congress street and held for city court.
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Gir
Joseph Negi
Johnson Street
Congress Street
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