Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription rates payable in advance at 7.30 per year 3.50 per six months and 85 per week by carrier. Published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co 40 Main Street Bridgeport Conn. Contact Barnum 5100. Audit Bureau of Circulation credits the paper with republication rights for dispatches and local news. Foreign advertising representatives listed in New York Chicago and Detroit.
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Shakespeare Birthday Observed Across Town and Seas
The article notes April 23 as Shakespeare’s birthday celebrated in Britain and America with festivals, dramatic performances, and civic ceremonies. It mentions Stratford upon Avon, London, and New York events, with companies like the Shakespearean actors, and recalls prior productions and famous actors associated with the day.
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Weather Summary for South New England and Regions
Partly cloudy and warmer in the South and Northeast on Monday. Tuesday brings showers. A disturbance moved from Northwest Missouri to Lake Superior and diminished in intensity, with gales to the Great Lakes region and Atlantic showers north of Virginia. Another disturbance over Western Kansas will move eastward. Unusually high temperatures for the season prevail across the Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic, and central valleys. Freezing conditions prevailed Sunday across the Rocky Mountain area and interior Pacific regions.
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Paci Asics
The Grous ing Ghost in Navy and Army Warnings
A newspaper column critiques defense alarmists led by Secretary Denby Weeks and Attorney General Daugherty over claims of communist influence. It mocks calls to abolish the military, endorses preserving constitutional values, and notes soldiers' habit of grousing as a tradition.
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United States Navy
A. Mitchell Palmer
Weeks
Army
Daugherty
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Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Navy
Willy
Dendy
What Makes a Leader in Windsor N H
A fragmented essay reflects on Windsor New Hampshire population decline to 13 yet maintains town government with seven official posts. It muses on leadership, democracy, and natural law from historical and literary views, interlacing a pundit’s critique with comments on politics and community order.
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New England
Josiah Warren
Promoters Brace for Post Epidemic Market Push
Promoters gradually reopen after a period of decline. They authorized issuing 652.8 million in new securities, far above March levels, signaling planned robust activity. Strong figures fuel optimism for renewed business and investment across sectors.
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RBI
Nature’s Timely Forces In For Prosperity Era
Fragmentary writing notes natural processes and delays in remedies during a past era. It reflects on how society relied on slow changes, the feverish pursuit of cures, and how prosperity tempers urgent impulses. The text mentions perception shifts and the limits of human action amid slow natural reactions.
Unclear OCR: Fragment on plays and public welfare
Fragment discusses criticized plays and education efforts, noting large sums spent on centers in many cities and suggesting neglect of certain acts. Mentions Amerigans and BOWIYS, with figures near eight and nine million dollars, linking to the idea of faster dividends from different approaches.
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Futility of Haste in Solving Problems and Traffic Safety
A remark on rushing to solve a problem creating new issues. Detroit and Cleveland send speeders to the workhouse to curb traffic. It may also lead pedestrians to become more careless. Emphasizes personal caution when safety devices are installed.
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Cleveland
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Russian Orders and Trade Moves Stir Global Market
The article notes Russia pushing orders through the railroad commission for substantial goods and equipment, signaling broader economic strategy. It mentions payments and deliveries overseas, including Germany and Sweden, with implications for future profits and geopolitical leverage.
Hollywood WALT MASON SAYS A QUIET HOLLYWOOD TALE
The poem recalls a trip to Hollywood with Merle actors and a wary view of the city at night. It notes bandits, vague danger, and a contrast to Sundays at church and moral virtue, ending with a call to stay away from vice and drink.
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Merle
Kirk
Tourists To Visit Holy Land In 1922 Record
A 1922 report from JAPFA notes 5000 American tourists planned to visit Palestine, with 2000 already there and 2000 more expected. The government, from the High Commissioner to porters, facilitates travel amid scarce hotels, rail and private cars, aiming to maximize revenue and goodwill. An Nazareth anecdote highlights tourist pace.
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JAPFA
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Pallentine
Herbert Samuel
Reltway
Nazareth
Weld for Hearing for Brandishing Revolver
Man named Samuel Mozene was arrested by Sergeant Micheel Arnolgky for brandishing a revolver on a city street. He is charged with breach of the peace and released on a bond for a hearing in City Court tomorrow.
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Iran
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Homeward Verse Echoes Joy of Returning
A fragmentary poem reflects on travel and the appeal of home. It recalls John Howard Paine’s line about home pleasures and contrasts wandering with the comfort of one’s own place, whether mansion apartment or shack, ending with a playful nod to a misread name.
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Poetry and the Factory by Angelo Patri
School was closing as workers debated the value of art and poetry for children. A teacher plans a guided visit to a Dante exhibit while a businessman questions whether such culture is useful, arguing practical schooling should focus on work and money. Patri contrasts factory life with childhood wonder, urging attention to the human cost of industrial progress.
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Frien
Joe
Dante
Danis
Tvase
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Mnin
Chetst
Prussian Gifts Land Value to Hebrew University
A Prussian donor, W Hunsmann of Avendsee Mecklenberg, gives land valued at £19 to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The land is to be sold under amputation and the proceeds used to establish a cancer research institute within the university.
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Prussia
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American Clubs in London to Amalgamate
Several American organizations in London plan amalgamation to unite activities. The American Society, oldest, hosts large Fourth of July and Thanksgiving dinners and runs charitable work for Americans abroad. The American Loneheta club and the Navy League chapter also participate in events and entertainments for both English and American friends.
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Willy A Vinco
American Society
Tg Ouhers
Loneheta Club
Navy Teague
Washington
Health Inquiries on Infectious Disease Symptoms Fashioned Advice
Commissioner of Health Dr Copeland explains feverish symptoms during epidemics and how isolation and home care help prevent spread. He notes measles influenza scarlet fever and other illnesses require careful diagnosis, urges staying home with fever runny nose and red eyes, and emphasizes keeping ill children away from others until a physician medical verdict is given.
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New York City
Te Kent
Vita
Walthoaker
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Unusual People and the Curious Don Sturzo
London reports reveal Don Sturzo as a mysterious figure in postwar Italian politics. His rise from obscurity to power drew mixed views from clergy, deputies, and conservatives who saw both influence and intrigue in his actions.
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London
Italy
Don Sturzo
Sturm
Reader QandA From The Taleeram Information Bureau
A compiled reader QandA list covers topics from vice presidents in Johnson era to Shakespeare plays and Malthusian theory. It includes questions on Lafayette’s influence, the tricolor flag, kelp harvesting, Amazon River width, and early English oratorios with brief, sometimes flawed, factual answers.
Russia's New Rich Pay Luxury Taxes For School Costs
Moscow reports Russia imposes higher luxury taxes on the wealthy and speculators to fund schools. Commissar Lunacharsky defends the plan, noting teachers are underpaid and villages must sustain schools. Prices for meals and luxury goods rose sharply since March 1.
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Russia
Moscow
Rusela
Lunacharsky
Edison Museums Planned in Petrograd Celebration
Article notes an Edison Electrical Museum planned in Petrograd to honor Thomas A. Edison on his 75th birthday. It mentions rice as an example of overlooked foods and cites a Department of Agriculture booklet titled Rice a Good, offered free by a Washington Information Bureau request with two postage stamps.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Rice Booklet Request Postage Offer From Bridgeport
Frederic J. Fisskin of the Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau in Washington offers to send two copies of the Rice Booklet in exchange for two cents to cover return postage. He asks for name and street address and notes a single request per submission.
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