Bridgeport Post partial ad and masthead snippet
Bridgeport Post publishing info shows in office at 120 Middle Street with advertising reps listed. Subscription rates and open hours for all departments are noted, plus standard AP credit line and circulation membership references.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Second Lane
Mertopatiias
Sunsar
the Post Publishing CO
Middle Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Line O' Cheer Tai Preface of Life’s Awake Realm
Fragmentary verse urging awakening and discovery of verity. The speaker hints at a personal transformation through a different scheme, promising revelation and an opportunity to seize a brighter path. Entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Eastern States Agricultural League aims to aid New England farms
Editorial notes critique New England farming decline and high food transport costs. It explains the Eastern States Agricultural League was conceived by N Vail and supporters mostly from manufacturing, to push a square deal for farmers and boost self sufficiency. The piece cites alarming figures on farm output, dairy cow losses, credit gaps, and high freight costs, and previews the league’s programs to improve production and rural credit.
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Agricul and League
New Tingland
New Eland
New England
Jamie
Eastern States Agricultral League
Sam Lyvo
TAXING BACHELORS IN AMERICAN POLICY DIALOG
An article surveys proposed bachelor taxes in states including Montana as a controversial idea. It questions fairness, distinguishing lifelong singles from those single by circumstance, and cites Roman era attempts and mixed public sentiment about penalizing or rewarding bachelorhood.
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Montana
Georgia
Jace
Sidewalk Snapshots from a Winter City
Fragmented OCR notes describe individuals B MOFFTY and E GB Maffie in Bridgeport during a winter, referencing a weaving or manufacturing context, illness or absence, and a Bartlett employer with severed weeks of absence, plus Amelies dependence and a chai reference.
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B. Moffty
Bridgeport
Tenney
Akme
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Bir
Moris Din Bartlett
Amelies
Viviani First Foreign Lobbyist In Washington History
An article notes the arrival of Rene Viviani former French premier as the first openly lobbying representative of a foreign government in Washington. It describes mixed public reactions and hints his aim to gain Senate recognition amid debates on wartime Germany policy.
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United States
Washington
Jeds
Rene Viviani
France
Sive
Viviani
Vivianis
Washeto Frou Aig
Senate
Germany
Norror
Tinany
Couries
I Peetrsson
Branklyn
Lasaa
Pergl
Counsey
Deugherts
Law York Tribune
Ameriga
Daushorty
New York Times
Iu. Dem
Federil Auther
Tigies Yard
Oliees
Divine Right Portraits a Rebel Father on the Porch
A fragmentary vignette describes Carl Tapshure and family in a temporary home, a spring evening on the front porch. The figure Divine Right interrupts, challenging Carl’s self image as restraint peels away like Napoleon’s return from Elba, leaving a curious public perception of the man and his life.
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Carl
Rovind
Carl Tapshure
Conte Hapsburg
Elba
Napoleon
Tarel
Switzerland
Owhielt
Carl Hapshur
Beekeeping Pioneer Immune After Thousands Of Bee Stings
Dr. Milles of Marengo has endured 4 000 stings in his long beekeeping career. He experimented with binds and barrels, developed a life’s work in honey production, now yielding about 20 000 pounds of section comb honey annually valued near 2 000 000. His resilience grew from repeated stings and a method that keeps him immune to ordinary treatments.
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Milles
Marengo
Iller
The Angel of Death and Life Theme Explored
A cryptic phrase presents the Angel of Death as the unseen Angel of Life, mingling mortality with renewal. The enigmatic wording hints at a philosophical tension between endings and beginnings within a cosmic frame.
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Angel of Death
Bridgeport Forty Years Ago Readies for Local Matters
Fragmented notes recount Bridgeport civic events, including a West Town Borough issue, a church gathering, and a probate record. Mentions of names, dates, places, and a Sabbath meeting hint at a bygone community page with court actions, selectmen, and family ties shaping the era.
Georgia faces federal action over race murder case
A long, tangled editorial debate centers on the Georgia case of a Black murder victim and the call for federal intervention. Domestic newspapers argue government power could curb vigilante justice while differing on the best remedy and who holds responsibility, with pressure mounting on officials to act.
Inquiries to the Washington Information Bureau Note
A garbled prompt asks readers to submit questions to the Washington Information Bureau. It mentions Frederic J. Haskin as director and requests a two cent stamp and self addressed envelope. The remainder appears incoherent regarding a flag proportion and other names.
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Wasit Ington Bureau
Teingram Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Diregist
Wlashington
D. C
Q and A excerpts from a historical questions column
Readers ask about various topics from botany and language origins to geography and stamps. The page records questions on fruit pod blossoms, Robert Raikes, the word cabinet, the Suwanes River, and postage stamps, with brief, often humorous, replies or notes from the column.
Skillful Tug Shipper Masters Balky Draw
A detailed report of a maritime collision or near miss near Washington State on a Saturday. A tug boat and ship experienced a balky draw at a bridge or crossing, causing the wheel to fail and a substantial pile of debris to block the roadway. Fire and bridge operators responded as vehicles backed up and efforts to reopen the span continued into the morning.
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Wizhevals
Avermont
Tel Nz
Ie Gieshontery
Pat
Former mayor of Rome dies of heart failure
Former mayor of Rome dies of heart failure in unclear text with several garbled words. Readable portions reference a death and a city, but details such as dates, names, and affiliations are not clear from the fragment.
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Rome
Spanish Prince Mach Devoted Ts Chickens
Fragmentary text mentions names and phrases with unclear meaning including references to Spain Prince, devotion, chickens, and scattered foreign terms. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the readable fragments.
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Prince Mach
Fund Drive Tonight for Chest Benefit
Workers at a local company organize a chest swell to raise funds tonight. Aiming to cover expenses, the team pledges present efforts and vigilance to support the cause.
Worth-while Verse Fragments Echo Shakespeare Tone
Fragmented lines resemble a loose verse with names like Shakespeare implied in the mix. The text seems to parody or scramble a poetic meditation with scattered phrases about love and fate.
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