Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Rights
The Bridgeport Telegram notes subscription rates and publishing rights. It lists mail options payable in advance and states the Associated Press is credited for local and international news. Advertising representatives are named in major cities including New York, Chicago, and Dearborn.
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Fragmented editorial musings and stray notes pieced together
A garbled page of editorial fragments references opinions on politics, society, fashion, and daily life. It mentions a "govern“ mood, a strange law note about divorces, and casual remarks on women, soldiers, and travel. Some lines hint at civic topics while others drift into humor.
Weather summary for South New England and surrounding regions
The daily almanac notes fair weather in South New England on Monday with rising temperatures after a cool weekend. A weather disturbance over the southern U S moves eastward, bringing showers to other regions while frosts were reported in parts of the Middle Atlantic New England and Great Lakes areas.
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Military officers reassigned to 76th Division units
Major George M. Muren Nor veelk and Major Geerge Ay Aelver are reassigned to the 76th Division under special orders from the First Corps headquarters. Major Thomas J. Bergin, Medical Officer, attaches to the 8th Infantry as part of the same order. Several divisions receive new personnel allocations.
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Shaking the Hand of Royalty in New England
The piece rails at titles and aristocracy in the United States while lampooning New Haven and Hartford elites. It notes the Journal-Courier’s enlarged photo showing a local citizen, Major Louis Stedcard, shaking hands with royalty and questions the reward for such a moment, contrasting military titles with noble pomp.
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Energizing Foods and Diet Science Backed by Dr Carpenter
A Boston nutrition chemist argues desk workers need more calories than wood workers to stay warm. He cites a stenographer’s daily average of about 2222 calories and notes gum chewing raises energy use. He cites a chocolate sundae lunch delivering 1500 calories and says heat from food powers the body like coal to a furnace.
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Boston Nutrition Laboratory
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Harvard Medical School
Here and There With the Editor on Government Like Business
The column argues private business would fail without government support noting Secretary Mellon and Congress consider deficits and taxes. It likens the United States government to a massive, unbusinesslike corporation facing fiscal strains and calls for discussion on spending versus revenue.
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Brain and liver linked in study of intellect and health
A World famous physician notes a theory that intellect partly resides in the liver, with the brain as the positive pole and the liver as the negative. He warns that liver condition can indirectly affect the heart and that calomel remedies have been valued in education lore.
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Flawed Debate Over War Funding and Deficit Concerns
Congressmen wrestle with funding Uncle Sam while avoiding deficits. lawmakers push for measures to balance the treasury, citing increased private costs and ongoing programs as they seek to avert cuts before elections.
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Grant Honored On His One Hundredth Birthday
A damaged reminiscence suggests General Grant should be remembered as a renown warrior rather than solely as the eighteenth U.S. president. The piece contrasts Grant with Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, noting how history often mislabels leaders and celebrating Grant’s military prowess over political titles. It also references Aaron Burr and Robert E. Lee in evaluating historical memory.
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Whiskey raid reveals stock in New York store sale
Prohibition agents report a purchase of 106,000 units of whiskey at a New York store, with a physician summoned for medical care as the price drops. The incident underscores enforcement challenges in a volatile market during the ban era.
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New York
Oldest Washington Bissell Turns 102 in Massachusetts
The text notes Washington Bissell as the oldest lawyer and Mason in the country reaching 102 at his home in Great Barrington Massachusetts. It oddly cites smoking as a possible factor in longevity and mentions police and county-wide concerns with garbled phrases.
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The Killjoys Speak in a Fragile Town Hall Scene
A distorted piece surveys a melodramatic provincial debate as residents mull a local car display and a neighbor Jim. The narrator mocks pretensions, while tensions rise over civic pride and the community’s fragile temper. The text blends satire with anxious social critique.
Chicago Boys Get Free Tickets to Western Circus
Chicago officials report a shift from street youth to well dressed children gaining free access to circus performances. Hull House and settlement groups helped launch the program, later expanding to schools and large groups with teachers. Prominent advocate Allan Carpenter notes the scheme boosts recreation and morale, with thousands of tickets given to underprivileged boys.
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Daredevil Fale Faces Fate With Grim Resolve
A fragmentary piece speaks of brave men meeting fate with humor and steadfast resolve. It references a daring figure who faces peril, tempered steel, and stern trials. The tone honors resilience, inner courage, and the choice to endure whatever fate may bring.
Our Children His Day By Angelo Pat
A fragmented children’s birthday vignette follows Buddie’s day from breakfast to celebration. Family members, gifts, party details, and a surprising twist with a sibling’s antics unfold in a nostalgic domestic scene.
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Body of Kramer girl found in Jersey Creek Camden
The body of Hla Kramer, missing since March 2, was recovered today in Lethon Newton Creek near Camden. Coroner Hall will hold a postmortem to determine the cause of death. Authorities tied to the case indicate the manner of death remains under investigation.
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Snapped the Childs Heel Belief Sparks Discussion
A fragment suggests a belief about a child’s heel snap and release, prompting curiosity though details are unclear. The note hints at a medical or folkloric claim without concrete context or sources.
Boy Severin Burned In Hospital Emergency Transfer
A local boy was severely burned in a January incident at Grasmere. Medical staff, including Dr. OBrien, treated him in the emergency department before he was transferred to St. Vincent for further care. The report notes serious injuries and ongoing police involvement.
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Excessive Perspiration Issues and Home Remedies
New York health officer Dr. Copeland outlines causes of excessive sweating including localized perspiration and systemic diseases, notes risks to feet and skin, and recommends cleanliness, specific chemical treatments, and medical examination to identify underlying causes. A reader asks about back lumps. advised to consult a surgeon for potential removal.
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Questions and Answers from the Telegram Information Bureau
A long list of Q and A items from the Telegram Information Bureau including questions on balloon lift by hydrogen, home run records, the composition of a diamond, the Portal of Peace location, international affairs, differences between farce and comedy, agricultural efficiency gains, the establishment date of the Federal Trade Commission, and the concept of the Intelligence Quotient.
Captain Kidd’s Plymouth to New York voyage recalled
New York marks the 226th anniversary of Captain William Kidd sailing from Plymouth to recruit seamen for The Adventure. He gathered 150 volunteers, later faced arrest in Boston and execution in London, though not convicted of piracy. The case hinged on mutiny and coercion of crewman William Moore.
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Former State Regent Elected Vice President DAR
Mrs. Johan Laidian Buel of Litchfield was elected one of seven vice presidents of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution at the Continental Congress in Washington. She has long worked for DAR, aiding membership growth and leadership development. Secretary Hughes praised her for advancing cause.
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Questions and Answers on Stomach Pain and Advice
A reader asks about five months of stomach pains and possible cure. The reply suggests chronic appendicitis as a possibility and urges a full medical exam by a physician. A second query describes a facial lesion suspected to be a large mole or growth and asks for diagnosis and remedy.
PLAN PILGRIMAGE TO SHRINES FOR ENGLISH PRINCE
Japan plans a pilgrimage for the Prince of Wales to Kyoto and Nara sites. The trip will visit the Ise? era tombs and shrines linked to Meiji Tennō, Jimmu Tennō, and Kwammu, highlighting historic imperial capitals and Shinto architecture. The tombs feature simple mounds, white granite, torii gates, and surrounding ancient trees.
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No Americans Reported Hurt in Monastir Blast
Salonica Greece April 3 No Americans are reported to be injured in the explosion at Monastir last week. Mrs William Brewsler of New York City and her family are in Saleatea. Americans believed in Monastir include Migsoa Mano and Cameron.
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