Post Office Subscription Rates and newspaper details
Public notice prints subscription rates by mail, foreign rates, and advertising representatives. It lists publication by The Post Publishing Co of Bridgeport Connecticut, with offices at 14 Middle Street and connections to the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L & Hein
Metropolitan Towers
New York
N.Y
Barnum
THE
Post Publisting CO
Middle Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Baseball Patters Then And Now In A Sixties Tribune
A Tribune piece from July 20 1866 recalls an amateur match between Empires and Eure, the Empires winning 79 to 34 in six innings with Benson Burns Holwell top scorers. It contrasts then and now slang, noting phrases like spitoon terms and umpire razzing evolve toward modern lexicon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empires
Eure
Benson
Burns
Holwell
Empire
Ageus
Bolles
Utter
Havekas
Eurekas
Mpire S
Eureka
Bambilos
Bailes
LINE O' CHEER SONGS OF FRIENDLITOWN
A fragmentary poem in a dialectical voice praising neighbors in Friendlitern who help others up after stumbles. It highlights friendly acts and communal goodwill through repeated lines about smiling helpers and shared support among settlers.
Editorial Notes From A Gleaning Page
A mixed clipping notes tidbits on education debates and upcoming valedictory, league pennant status in the Eastern League, insurance pessimism, Connecticut travel chatter, ragtime, milk bottle deliveries, increasing grandmothers’ mottante rates, a river tunnel escape thought, possible Judge Landis mayor talk, and a reminiscence of old drug stores and safety concerns. U. S. Steel at twenty years shows $525,400,000 in cash and securities, about $5 per American.
Sidewalk Snapshots of Bridgeport Leader Frank J Green
Frank J. Green of 42 Laurel Avenue is vice president of Consin and Green Incorporated, paints and wallpaper dealers, and a Bridgeport notable. A Bridgeport High School graduate, he spent 16 years at Harvey BOP Incorporated as purchasing agent and reduction head before entering his current business three years ago. He presides over the Park City Association, loves music, and serves as secretary of the Manufacturers' Chorus and member of St. Augustine's Church choir, also holding two Bearside Council Royal Arcanum memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Green
Laurel Avenue
Consin and Green, Incorporated
Bridgeport
Bridgeport High School
Greeme
Harvey Bop, Incorporated
Park City Association
Manufacturers’ Chorus
St. Augustine's Church
Bearside Council
Royal Arcanum
God Of—The
Dlgongor
Eight Thousand Miles Under Your Felt Chinese Tenor dies in Shanghai
Leu Hoong-shen known as the Caruso of China dies in a Shanghai theater where he earned ten thousand dollars weekly. Born poor, he rose from mummer to renowned singer through hard work and persistence, illustrating that natural gifts need effort to reach world fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leu Hoong-shen
Caruso
China
Shanghai
Iag
Toa
Orient
C Hina
Mars
Lou Hoong-shen
Boy Low
Road Prom Ocean to Ocean on Lincoln Highway
The Lincoln Highway ties the Atlantic and Pacific by overland travel from Forty-second Street and Broadway in New York to the Golden Gate. It covers 3,305 miles with 1913 start and 7 years of work costing 31,284,520 dollars. The article lists road types and miles built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-second Street
Broadway
New York
Golden Gate
Eyebrow Fashion Through Time From Disraeli on China
A belated note on 1420 observations by the elder Disraeli about Chinese women plucking eyebrows to appear thin and long and similar beauty practices in Greenland Persia and other regions. It reflects on changing Western acceptance of such costly fashion trends and their global reach through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disraeli
China
Turkey
Africa
Greenland
Milia
Persia
Ater
America
Europe
Japan to offer Yap concessions as Pacific dispute eases
Washington reports Japan ready to make concessions to the United States over Yap. Details unknown, but likely proposals will form a new basis for talks toward settling Pacific spheres of influence. The outlook pleases sane observers and deflates war hawks amid war-fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yap
Washington
Japan
United States
Pacific
How Fast Can You Talk Theories Of Speech Rate
Professor of Psychology explains speech tempo ranges from 1735 to 250 words per minute and examines how talking speed affects comprehension. The piece compares fast talkers, slow talkers, and the listener’s patience while noting articulation and processing times in public speaking and oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
University of Wromley
Timn
Havine
School Life Crisis Highlighted By Public Notice
The article outlines a U S government education guidance on child deficiency, urging readers to obtain a copy of a book from the Washington Information Bureau. It explains how two cent stamps for return postage are required to receive the coupon form and reply by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Amerian Red
Washington
Fornacion Bureau
Telegram
Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Ronly
Questions and Answers From a Washington Bureau Inquiries on Language and Agriculture
A fragmented reader Q and A shares inquiries about Chinese life saving stumps a corn stalk as weed and the meaning of words from various cultures. It discusses terms origin and usage along with notes on plants palms and edible items and touches on historical bans and a theater question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A
Department of Agriculture
Informition Bureau Notice Of Postal Return Passage
The text appears as a garbled notice from the Informition Bureau Washington. It mentions stamps for return passage on a copy of The School Child's Aiwa and Line, with references to a shipment and encoded or misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Informition Bureau
Washiogton
Getting Back to Normalcy by Walt Mason
Poet Walt Mason notes a return to normalcy as workers resume tasks and craftspeople repair, replacing gloom with daily labor. He recalls past delays, praises artisans and clerks, and urges continued effort to restore cheerful routines and public life.
Bridgeport News Highlights and Local Updates
Bridgeport reports on railroad work and inspector notes as the city eyes transit upgrades and the New Haven line. The Danbury News praises Standard coverage of a local powder explosion. Temperance meetings attract crowds and pledge signings. Housing progress advances on Broad Street with several rentals. Family and police notices wrap up with a missing boy inquiry and a fatality funeral roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury News
Bridgeport
Standard
All Sides Of It Not An Exact Analogy
A fragmented editorial compares Lloyd George’s Lincoln parallel to union ideals, noting colonies joined or resisted without coercion. It discusses territorial purchases and consent of inhabitants, while touching on Irish issues and ongoing questions about sovereignty and union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd-George
Lincoln
Oprah Leng
Tuoland
Volutier
United Bates
Columbia Calls War Verse by Kathrine Taylor
Poem laments unpaid sacrifice of soldiers from the Great War. The speaker condemns neglect of veterans and calls for redress for those who suffered. The piece urges honoring the dead and fixing wrongs faced by the living, urging justice for servicemen and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Vathhrine Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Glass
Feaples Gas Bldg
Chicago
Arene
A. Aseale
By John Kendrick Bangs
Pon Us
Connecticut
Hudison
Judge Landis
U. & Steel Corporation
Lincoln Highway Association
LADY_ MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU
South America
India
Grant
Fagan
Hedane Hanne
Winit
Hugh
Hermay
Owas
Wwilimvn Sey
Im Saneriatt BK
Ivat
Ms Telecoma 3
Wea
Sume
Ohs
Vas
Bale
Walt Mason
Erin
Che
Ancude
Thomas Teourdan
Ma Woot & Way
New Haven and
Huarts
Bridgeport Braes Co
Gospel Temperance Mission
Elias Francis
Newark
N. J
EF. M. Millen
M. H. Pogsan
Tm. D. Bishan
Wairfield Ave
Broad Street
Elm
Point Union Mission
Jor Parrot
EB. Brasie
Robert Parrott
Charles. H. Bogart
Charles Wetherell
Walter Hapton
Housatonic
Danbury
Brookfield Junction
Beat Ng
Housatonic Road
Tester Mershall
Michael Fallon
Palion the Elder
Clerc Keating
James Batchelor
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Haven Road
England
New Jersey
Yeeterd
Springfeld
Adrian
Ne Haven
New Haven
Marsh
Common Council
Simon
Hartford
New Hagan
W. C
W.c
Main St
Vernor
Maer
Ueath
Lew
Ilinais
St. Ma
John Rogers
Thomas C
Mary Bridgeport
City
Annie
James Dgei Callan
Feneral
Ch Et
Saturdiax
Thomas Richards
Joseph
Main
Frig
Park Avenue
Chnquest
Confeder Revver
Unioj
Nwn Free
Ireland
Pravi
Colwintia
New York Evening
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!