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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

10

Bridgeport Telegram Establishment 1982

Bridgeport Telegram, established 1982, published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co. at 149 Middle Street, Bridgeport. Subscription rates by mail or carrier. Associated Press content used with proper credit. services audited by circulation bureaus. Local and foreign news wire reports provided through Metropolitan Tower and New York offices.

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Fragmented Editorial Snippets Reflect Market of Modern Quips

A collage of quirky lines ranges from safety marches and public life to fashion trends and jokes about taxes, sports, hair care, and celebrities. It hints at a lighthearted column cataloging contemporary curiosities, with scattered references to pop culture and daily hassles.

Saving the Trees in Bridgeport Elms Face Threats and Change

A Bridgeport editorial laments the loss of shade trees as streets are rebuilt. It cites Jane Street elms near Noble Avenue and recalls past overcutting, urging planning that protects trees while allowing necessary utilities. The piece recounts Manchester’s elm saving case and credits State Senator Arthur E. Bowers with enhancing tree wardenship, helping Bridgeport establish a Shade Tree Commission.

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Weather Forecast Outlook With Showers Across Regions

Cloudy with local showers possible Wednesday and moderate temperatures across the eastern states. The outlook shows generally fair or mild conditions in western and southern zones with no major temperature changes expected in the next 48 hours. Observation reports from New Haven and major cities indicate cloudy to overcast skies with scattered showers and highs around the mid 70s in several locations.

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Eleven Charters In Eighty Four Years Bridgeport History

The Bridgeport charter history shows eleven complete charters in 84 years with major revisions in 1907 and 1947. The Henry Lee collection to the airfield County Law library highlights charters as historical documents informing present governance needs and the push for a modern charter.

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Winking Money and the American View on Wealth

A scrambled critique compares American attitudes toward money with other nations. It argues Americans do not worship wealth but can be seen as fascinated by money, yet global players lack resources or skill to chase it. The piece cites Edison and emphasizes adaptability and elasticity of viewpoint as keys to youth and success.

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Dinosaur fossils reveal tiny brains and long ancient tails

Scientists at a Smithsonian institution say fossils from North American dinosaurs show surprisingly small brains about the size of a human fist. The findings describe creatures that perished long ago, with bodies reaching up to eight feet in length and a brain oversized relative to body.

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False Alarm Over British Air Power Rumors

A fragmented report cites the London Daily Mail claiming England owns only six fighter airplanes in the British navy. The foreign press questions air ministry efficiency and inquiry fees, provoking public skepticism about national defense and policy.

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Age's Penalties and the Burden of Time in Verse

Walt Mason laments aging and the growing cynicism of laws and society. The speaker notes how the young zeal, the doctor’s pity, and the world’s changes fail to surprise him, while he anticipates the inevitable fall of those who chased power and wealth, concluding with a weary reflection on age.

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C P Contest In W H Primary Drawn

Concord New Hampshire April 1 A Republican and Democratic primary pushes ahead with nominations for congressman governor and other state posts John C Hutchins of Stratford enters the gubernatorial race on the Democratic side while Sherman Burroughs plans to return to law practice Elohart Pillsbury resigns as deputy secretary to campaign against Mayor Fernando W Hartford Whitcher of Concord seeks Democratic nomination in the second district and vows to work with the agricultural group in Congress.

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British Debt Mission to Come in September

Sir Robert Horry announced in the House of Commons that a British debt mission will travel to Washington in September to meet with the American government. The Exchequer Chancellor said talks will cover the urgent financial arrangements and postwar economic cooperation between the two nations.

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Stick to Your Last About Forefront Figures

A fragmented reminiscence blends mock rhetoric and vintage names. Henry Ford is invoked discussing motor cars with felicity while other era figures contemplate omniscience, destiny, and inquiry. The text gestures toward broad social musings and a warning against empty bosh as fate guides restraint and purpose.

QUR CHILDREN Thumbs Down

A chaotic dialogue depicts a family scene with a mother and children, focusing on conflict and discipline. The text captures misheard conversations and cultural hints, showing tension over behavior and parental guidance in an informal setting.

Your Health Sunburn Advice and Fainting Question

A reader asks about a four year old fainting spell during play weighing 48 pounds and possible causes. The physician suggests food, watch for symptoms, and visit a physician if it recurs, with nourished meals including vegetables and cereals. The article also discusses sunburn, protective clothing, and cautious use of remedies, plus a patient with chronic rhinitis seeking specialist advice.

Reader questions and answers from medical and general knowledge column

A long reader inquiry page presents medical advice and general trivia. Questions cover golf rules casual water penalties, banking history, cotton origins, rice introduction, the word sweetheart, and Captain Webb's death, among others. Answers reference authorities and offer concise explanations.

Unusual Tales Of Odd People And A Deserted Island

A fragmented reminiscence recounts an unusual cast including a diver seeking jewels and a mysterious survivor with money. Vague clues hint at a shipwreck, a deserted shore, and townspeople reacting to unusual events and hidden wealth.

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A vintage Washington Information Bureau publication advocates canning fruits and vegetables to save labor and costs. It promises full directions for preserving a wide range of produce and offers a government pamphlet from the U.S. Department of Agriculture data. Readers are urged to request a copy by mail with a two cent stamp and simple question.

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