Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Reach
Bridgeport Telegram informs readers of subscription rates payable in advance with weekly and monthly options. The daily paper, published by EPOST Publishing Co, lists contact details and states it is audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulation, with Associated Press news and domestic wire service credits.
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Fragmented Editorial Notes on Society and Culture
A garbled editorial page fragment comments on manners, fashion, and social habits with jumbled aphorisms. It mocks polite phrases, notes about weddings and gardens, and references to weather lore and public figures, all in a curiously disjointed, magazine-cartoon style.
Weather Summary for Bridgeport Area and Northeast States
Disturbance over Lake Huron has slowed eastward with its center near Nova Scotia. Westerly gales affect Northern states from the Great Lakes to the east, with rain and snow in New England, New York, and Pennsylvania. Cooler conditions spread from the North Atlantic states to the Upper Ohio Valley, with frosts reported Thursday morning in Ontario and western New York. Temperature readings taken at 8 p.m. reflect widespread cool Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Ohio Valley
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Genoa Conference Echoes on German Russian Pact
The piece argues that Europe misreads the German Russian alliance as a turning point while Britain France and Italy debate punishment. It cites James W. Gerard and Lloyd George and urges a pan European treaty to supersede conflicting pacts, noting the U S ratified the four power treaty to balance East Asia.
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Europe
Rapallo
Lloyd-George
Germany
James W. Gerard
America
Russia
Western Europe
Genoa
Britain
Italy
Poland
Washington
United States Senate
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Hartford appoints Jamies M. Strong as supernumerary officer
The Hartford board names Jamies M. Strong, a 22 year old Black man born in Atlanta, as a supernumerary on the police force. He is head waiter at the University Club and previously studied at Moorehouse college. He says his appointment marks a significant step for his race toward representation in government.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Moorehouse College
Railroad
Roundhouse
New Radio Business Promises Plentiful Opportunities
Editor details a booming radio industry drawing top spend by fans, with manufacturers estimating spending around 5,900 a week on wireless gear. The piece compares radio growth to the rise of automobiles and movies, noting vast employment potential and shifting job options for the young, while mentioning seasonal downturns in coal mining as a contrasting labor landscape.
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Market Confidence Boosts Business Revival Post Crash
The New York Stock Exchange saw rapid trading as speculation surged within two hours, signaling revived public courage and a recovering mood. Analysts note Woodrow Wilson’s 1914 remarks on psychology shaping hard times, with fear seen as the main regulator of business and broader activity.
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Woodrow Wilson
Honey Industry and Survival Tactics in Early Societies
A historical account notes how ancient humans used farming and toil for survival, with labor expansion enabling a kingly household. It cites M. W. Bryant of Me, Finn, Ohio, estimating 909,000 Americans as beekeepers producing $80,000,000 in honey and some earning $25,000 annually.
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Annual Meeting Tonight of Steel Treating Chapter
The Bridgenert Chapter of the American Society for Steel Treating will hold its annual meeting and officer election tonight at 7 40 in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. A moving picture on steel sheet and plate manufacturing will be shown, with discussion by a representative of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. A Mack-Sennett comedy will follow, courtesy of H T Dow. Subsequent meeting dates include June 23 and papers by F P Giligan, with new officers to be elected. F W Beltner was elected to membership.
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Aheeta
American Sheet and Tin Flute Co
A. Mack-Sennett
F. W. Beltner
Bridgeport Metal Treating and Machine Company
I Think I Heard a Robin Sing Today
The speaker notes a warmer sun and greener branches as spring arrives and a robin sings. City life softens to love and laughter, with a merry tune from distant pipes. A glowing hope lifts every street, and even weary faces seem to dream of renewal.
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Over-Developed In the Frantic Competition
The article discusses inflated claims in a rushed market, noting that soft coal mines could produce hundreds of millions more tons annually if fully operated, while the country’s actual consumption remains around 509 million tons per year. It cites the Russell Face Foundation as a source for optimistic production projections.
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Russell Face Foundation
Health and Wealth Balance Warns of Health Decay
The article discusses how excess wealth and luxury skew health, blaming overweight lifestyle, poor habits, rich food, and smoking. It argues nature balances against extreme comfort and advocates finding a middle ground for well being.
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Chicago plans 4,070,000 population move in 1940
Fragmented OCR text mentions officials from the mining and government sectors and predicts a population surge of around 20,000,000 in America, with references to Chicago and Malaysia and unclear statements about future urban changes and management.
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Department of Miners
Bell ‘Peremeng Company
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Symptoms and Curious Quackery in a Walter Mason Entry
A fragmented verse sketch lists feverish woes and dubious cures as if from a medical anecdote. Names, pills, and strange remedies swirl amid garbled lines, suggesting a spoof on early medical quackery and a souring view of patent medicines.
OUR CHILDREN The Hero By ANGELO PATRI
A child named Tommie learns about effort and pride after a rough day at the playground. His father and mother discuss resilience as Tommie imagines victories and plans to practice to become stronger, ending with a note on perseverance and teamwork.
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1500 Prisoners Released in Russia
1500 prisoners freed in Russia amid unclear circumstances. The report mentions an OUN presence and political tension as authorities move to manage the releases and potential public reaction.
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Russia
Your Health Dust Cloth and Mop Hygiene Lesson
Royal and Copeland advise on home cleaning and health using mop broom and dust cloth. Emphasizes dustless dry sweeping is wrong and wet methods with water sawdust or absorbent materials reduce dust. Warns against heavy brooms and dirty mops spreading filth. Concludes cleanliness safeguards health and neighbors. Dr Copeland answers reader questions on anatomy and dentistry.
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Polish Orphans Arrive in Warsaw From America
Three hundred twelve Polish orphans, 168 girls and 144 boys aged two and a half to sixteen, arrived in Warsaw after 15 months travel from the United States. A Chicago warden committee oversaw their care, with aid from the Polish Nations committee of America and the American Red Cross. The voyage included a January storm near New York and a February Bremen docking, with four children hospitalized for measles. The Carita Association of Poland now cares for them under a $26,000 Polish National Relief Fund supports their schooling and upbringing.
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Woman Appointed to Act as Court Official in Bridgeton
In Qumberkind county, for the first time, a woman, Mlas Ledith Ashcrooke Vieland, is named among eleven constables selected by Bren Joseph Sturrmeer for the April term opening next Tuesday. Eleven women have been summoned for grand jury duty alongside other court officials.
Questions and Answers Snippet From 19th Century Quiz
An OCR fragment presents a Q and A style list with trivia and historical notes. Questions cover topics from whiskey laws to the Erie Canal, suicide ages, clocks, and the fineness of cookers. Several named figures and places appear, including Hamilton’s Excise Law, DeWitt Clinton, Lombard Street, and Chaucer.
Honest victim of honest bandits in Chicago heist
Edward P. Morse an attorney said he and his wife were held up by two men who stripped his wife's wedding ring. Morse paid $100 for its return after bargaining with the bandits who accepted a signed blank check to fill in the amount. The cancelled check returned yesterday.
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Chicago
Cassociated Press
Edward PB. Morse
Himmself
H. W. Arrant Named Dean of Kansas Law School
New Haven April 20 Assistant Prof. Herschel W. Arrant of Yale Law School has been appointed dean of the University of Kansas School of Law. Arrant graduated from Yale in 1911, earned a master’s degree the next year, and was educated at Yale Law School in 1938.
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Herschel W. Arrant
Yale Law School
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University of Kansas
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Yale
Law School
Newark student wins $1009 design contest coat of arms
In Newark April 26 Je mig Larter, a public school student, earned 1009 for her coat of arms design in a whiting contest. Her circle motif shows a widow and children under protection with the company motto below, reflecting strong values.
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