Bridgeport Telegram Establishes 1&1
Subscriptions and rates listed by Mall payable in advance with specific prices for fears, Monty, and 3 Week by cart. Post Publishing at 240 Middle St Bridgeport announces open daily and nightly circulation services. Associated Press rights noted for republication of news dispatches and local material.
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HE Post Publishing
Middle St
Bridgeport
Monn
Telephone Barnum
Mimber Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Editorial Notes on Everyday Wisdom and Wit
The fragmentary column supplies quirky observations and cautionary quips about manners, sanitation, and everyday life. It hints at social quirks, odd sayings, and household tips such as care with toothbrushes, turpentine use, and cleaning methods, reflecting a light, humorous tone.
Weather outlook across New England and Atlantic states
The forecast notes fair to warm conditions in South New England on Saturday with local showers on Sunday. A high pressure region sits over the South Atlantic and California while low pressure lingers along the northern border, bringing unsettled weather and mild temperatures from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi Valley.
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South New England
South Atlantic Coast
California
Great Central Valley
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Missouri Valley
Mississippi Valley
New England
New York
Maidie Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Upper
Ohio Valley
Inke
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Unwelcome Truth in History Textbook Bill Debate
The New York legislature faces a bill to amend Education Law to ban textbooks that doubt or belittle events leading to American independence and the Revolution. It empowers the education commissioner to strip state funds from nonconforming schools, drawing criticism that history should be judged by truth, not majority opinion.
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New York
Republic
Jitney Bus Construction Sparking Traffic Safety Debate
The article argues that trolley car design has improved through steel bodies and safeguards, while jitney buses remain fragile. It cites a March collision where thirteen injured were all jitney riders as evidence of higher risks and calls for safer bus construction to meet urban traffic hazards.
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Anirer Ale
The Lively Ball Dominates Early Baseball Season
The opening games feature eleven home runs in two days as bats surge at Yankee Stadium and Ruth astonishes crowds with a historic long blast. The lively ball draws criticism from pitchers but boosts fan enthusiasm and confidence in Ruth’s enduring popularity.
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Yankee Stadium
Ruth
Swat
Youthful Offenders Roundup Ends Local Burglary Spree
Police rounded up a group of East End youths tied to recent minor burglaries. Confessions show garages and stores were broken into and items stolen. They admit sleeping in a barn away from restraining influences. Captain Regan criticizes permissive parenting while noting officers have the situation under control.
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East End
John H. Regan
Lucrative Fees Stir Interest in Kansas City Bankruptcy Post
A Kansas City call for a referee in bankruptcy shows how large fees entice candidates. A single case reportedly yields about 40080 dollars, another 10000, fueling a debate over fee-based pay. Critics argue the system exploits creditors and suggest shifting to salary-based pay to curb the spoils. Similar voices arise in Connecticut on reforming official pay.
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Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Connecticut
Andere
Daylight Saving Support and Bridgeport Street Pleas
Letters praise daylight saving time as a boon seeing mornings bright and warm. Readers urge faster public works repairing Bridgeport streets noting potholes and overhanging trucks risk pedestrians and drivers, calling for safer, smoother avenues and curbside care.
Baby Talk Debate Sparks Quiet House Rules
A reader describes family arguments over baby talk, noting husbands oppose it at home to keep peace among fans. The writer questions harm from baby talk, recalling stories from friends who warn of lifelong effects and urges care in how children are spoken to.
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Bridgeport
Tara
Tose
The Homely Face by Walt Mason
A playful verse by Walt Mason reflecting on aging looks and social perceptions. The speaker grins through imperfect features and mocks beauty standards while asserting duty and resilience. The poem weaves humor with self acceptance as it hints at common human foibles and modest courage.
Harding Sets Plan to Explain World Court Proposal
Washington April 2 President Harding plans a clear detailed explanation of the American membership proposal to the Permanent Court of International Justice. The message may come as a letter or address and is likely before his Western speaking tour, aimed to counter opposition with information.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Harding
Raising Bees as a Recreational Pursuit Across the United States
Beekeeping draws thousands of Americans to an outdoor, science‑based hobby. The activity blends recreation with study, offering intimate fascination and potential modest profits through careful cultivation and beekeeping techniques.
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United States
Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau Endorses U S Efforts
A terse Washington dispatch from the Telegram Information Bureau endorses U S actions abroad. The brief notice highlights the president’s policies and references ongoing international engagement without detailing specific measures or dates.
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Prederde J. Huakin
Bridgeport
Telegram, Information Bureau
Washington, U
Answers to Questions From GQ and Miscellaneous Topics
A compilation of Q and A covering political Progressives in Congress, knitting gauge terms, origins of Children’s Day, the inventor of baseball, venereal disease basics, gang plowing, veteran benefits, a blood temperature fact, and large land ownership by Black people in the United States.
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Department of Apronee
The Little Jay Town Survives in Rural Relics
A reflective poem contrasts urban glamor with rural life, noting that while modernity spreads, a backwoods Jay Town persists. It paints hayseeds, congress bends, and old-fashioned dress amid changing times, inviting Ea to visit and witness enduring country character.
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Our Children And A Difficult Young Son
A mother reflects on changes in her son John Thomas once obedient. He resents advice and resists chores and bedtime. He argues, tests limits, and loudly questions routines while craving different foods and new ties. The piece traces family strain and parental hopes for behavioral improvement.
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John Thomas
Tie
Tle
Nan
Lem
Father
Rije
Jean Dnnes
Joneses
Amd
Rio
Cuban sugar shortage blamed for high price
Cuban sugar shortage sparks price rise across the industry and trade groups warn of wider economic impact. International figures cite disrupted supply chains and potential effects on West Indian markets as shortages ripple toward consumer costs.
Indies of Trinity Guild to Host Supper Next Thursday
Newtown brief notes the Indies of Trinity guild plan a supper next Thursday at the Guild Hall. Mrs George F Tuslae hosted the Indies of St Dol a gull at a gathering yesterday with G Birdsey Sniffey in attendance. Minor local items mention Mrs Mather Coren and Toyth Towers in weekend plans.
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Newtown
Trinity Guild
George F
St. Dol
Why Do Doctors Die So Young In The Health Column
An assortment of letters and anecdotes about doctors dying young from influenza and pneumonia, with personal reflections on the medical profession. Readers ask about symptoms of illness, remedies, and the stresses of doctoring, while Dr. Copeland answers questions on facial care and general medical hygiene.
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East
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Deny
Herodotus
Cate
Vani
Dr. Copeland
de. R. S. Copeland
The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
A fragmentary list by Prof George B. Woodberry and Jack Dempsey. Mentions Kipling and Hardy titles, plus quotes on doctors and patient care. The passage reflects reading tastes and health advice within a magazine context.
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George BE. Woodberry
Jack Dempsey
Clarify weight and needs for a young child
The reader asks for help to determine a safe weight and appropriate care for a four year old and requests guidance on growth expectations and daily needs.
Gardens as training for students urged nationwide
Miss Amy I Cogswell, principal of Lowthorn school, advocates garden education for every one of America’s 260000 schoolhouses during National Garden Week this spring. She argues gardens teach food citizenship and provide lifelong readers with practical lessons in landscape planning.
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Amy I. Cogswell
Lowthorn School
Landscape Architectu
Roe National Garden
Ood
Cogene
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