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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

12

Mayor Wilson Faces Machine Politics Pressure From Within

Reported by friends and a Hartford cable byline, Mayor Wilson faces pressure as machine politics withdraw support. The piece says Republican leaders seek power behind a cloaked popularity, while Wilson reportedly inspired mixed achievements and allowed boss rule to shape policy and credit. The narrative suggests a looming backlash as the machine readies to abandon him.

WWO Wilson He ‘Pelegran Utartford Tig Mayor Wilson Sivas Fle Tom New York Bridgeport Major Wilson Cifies Ebee

American Cheese Debate and Dairy Growth Amid War

A wartime article argues for greater cheese and dairy consumption to support military nutrition and U.S. production. It cites shifts in imports and exports, notes a rise in dairy output during wartime, and discusses vegetarian diet theories affecting military strength and morale.

Wietthinetoat Fieh Deroatee Aieese Dieteye Thie Dieu Uh Anil Bodlustey Ara Oytery Eit Ville Fanaa Rati Bs Isis Departiave Rite of Aertel Tie Stauw Luises Shaw Shiv Iia Shiny America Ave Europe Italy France Greece Hollannd Switzerland Amierica Ieee Elepiaehitert Erie Lipeebieeny Gare Pepe

A Line O Cheer Poem By John Kendlick

Fragment from a poem showing lines about perseverance and patience. The speaker urges steadiness, minor duties to steady the heart and mind, and waiting for a desired outcome. The text references harsh restraint and ongoing effort leading to fulfillment.

John Kendlick

April 4 and the Kaiser in the headlines at breakfast

A mosaic of wartime wit and editorial jokes from a Wisconsin newspaper. The piece mocks the Kaiser, laments Belgium and France, and notes American resilience, with references to weather, politics, food, and patriotic callouts as April arrives.

Hartford City Election Reflects Pro American Voter Sentiment

In Hartford voters backed the Democratic ticket defeating City Clerk nominee Smith amid anti German sentiment. John A. Gleason led Democrats by about 1,400 votes while Mayor Hagerty faced lighter opposition and turnout hovered around sixty percent. Hartford backs Wilson, elects Kinsella, and rejects street extension funds. Bridgeport similarly ignores public opposition to spending.

Hartford T Hartford Smith Prussia Stith Clerk John A. Gleason Hartford Times Hagerty Wilson Kinsella Bridgeport

Berger Buried in Wisconsin Senatorial Vote

The piece notes that Socialist pro German candidate Berger trails Davies and Lenroot in Wisconsin after a 350,000 vote poll with Davies likely winning by about 200,000 combined over Berger. Milwaukee is blamed for disloyal voting while Richwaukee is mocked for disloyalty and vice.

Berger Joseph E. Davies United States Wisconsin Badger Lemont Davies Milwaukee Lenroot Richwaukee

The Merry Go Round of Wages

Wages in steel and oil are rising to match government work in munition factories and shipyards. The higher earnings boost money in circulation and push prices up, creating a spiral effect. Once the war ends prices and wages may adjust, but for now workers enjoy spending, if only briefly.

United States

The Third Liberty Loan Drive Call

Citizens urged to participate in the third Liberty Loan drive to exceed past success. The appeal stresses patriotic duty and strong business sense, offering favorable interest incentives to encourage investments.

United States Patriotisa

Removing Tonsils Then and Now Sparks Medical Debate

The article argues tonsils are unnecessary and harmful breeding grounds for disease, urging removal in childhood before disease develops. It warns conservative practice of delaying until illness allows, claiming removal prevents later harm and noting rare complications from incompetent surgeons.

Bright

Letters on theEditor discuss destiny and world leadership

A lengthy 10 Letters to the Editor piece debates who guides society's future, the role of church and state, and the power of leaders to shape a better world. It questions mass influence, democratic aims, and the spirit of national guidance amid global thinking.

Ceeristean Fey Amon Uni Wei Corte Eoarfontiae Ariel

Your Health Digest Explains Eczema Origins And Symptoms

A detailed discussion traces eczema through many forms from ancient labels to modern understanding. It covers causes including constitutional factors and focal irritation, symptoms such as burning itching and crusting, and notes the progression from redness to vesicles and potential infections.

Scala Sheiva Vienna Ernie

Political gossip on Wisconsin returns and party loyalties

The piece notes early Wisconsin returns showing Lenroot’s Senate race uncertain with Lenroot and Davies remaining tight. It cites McAdoo’s fall from candidacy for New York governor as alarming but unlikely to trigger a real retirement. A Hartford dispatch links City Clerk Henry I Smith’s candidacy to Hagarty’s Hartford mayoral defeat and GOP weakness amid local un-American ties.

Wisconsin Lenroot Senate Badger Lad Davies McAdoo New York Hartford New York Tribune Henry I’. Smith Hagarty Smith

Art and beauty in all things as a universal muse

A reflective piece urging readers to see art in daily life and to value beauty over destruction. It compares Rodin and creative work to a moral call for love, peace, and soulful effort in daily actions and self examination.

Rodin Ari Odin

Polish Youths Sail For Service Amid Patriotism Display

Polish youths march from Main Street to the railroad station to entrain for training with Polish troops soon to see action. The crowd notes noncitizen status but praises their patriotism as thousands of locals witness the farewell.

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