Bridgeport Telegram Established 1981 Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram notes subscription rates payable in advance for 1 year and shorter terms. Published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co. in Bridgeport Conn. Advertising and departments contact details listed. Associated Press credited for news dispatches.
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Cartier
Sundae
the Post Publishing Cqo
Briageport
Conn
Audit Aureau
THE
Associated Press
Fragmented editorial notes with scattered quotes
A garbled OCR of editorial notes and quotes from various figures. It includes snippets about printers in trouble, churchmen in Scotland, a New York rink joke, a Spoon date near Ber sd pienicx 44, a name question, Huse Th origin, minister liability, Jim Jeffries preaching, Jack Gelne church attendance, a Harvard professor on truth telling, Peyton inventor of a cycloplane, a Cincinnati judge praising a woman, and musings on brighter things and winter slips.
Weather forecast for South New England and beyond
The forecast calls for fair weather in South New England Wednesday and Thursday with cooler nights. Earlier conditions included widely scattered thunder showers along the northern border and into New York and New England with partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures midweek. A technical note mentions adiabatic cooling and condensation forming rain, but the main point remains a cooler, drier spell inland with continued fair conditions later in the period.
Unclear fragment cites ball player loaning at store
Disjointed OCR text mentions a ball player's name used to borrow money from a store and several garbled phrases with names and places. The readable bits show no coherent event, date, or clear facts to summarize beyond a dubious borrowing claim linked to a ball player.
The Real Trouble on Protecting Presidents from Advice
A writer muses on the limits of a president s patience as critics and well meaning advisers flood the White House. It cites Harding and Wilson to illustrate how overbearing requests and unasked-for counsel burden the presidency and suggests an unwritten rule: let the president seek advice first to curb overwork.
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Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Seward
Abraham Lincoln
England
France
Russia
America
White House
Two Kinds of Education Comes to Fore in White Collar Debate
Heywood Broun criticizes Mayor Hylan for de-emphasizing practical training in farming and mechanics. He argues many capable New York college men waste potential by pursuing bonds instead of skilled trades. Broun warns education should not neglect farming and practical crafts, urging alignment with useful trades.
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Heywood Broun
Hylan
New York
Education for living and the issue of trade
Broun argues that primary education should yield an educated person able to grasp life broadly, separate from later specialization. He condemns inadequate trade schools for workers, noting better provisions for lawyers and doctors but poor training for machinists and sailors in this view.
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Broun
Religion and fanaticism in Gloucester dispute
Mrs Louise Thompson appeals to police to shield her from a religious sect that harasses her for refusing to join. Neighbors pray aloud at night for her ill son, followed by yelling when prayers fail. The piece condemns fanaticism masquerading as faith and urges churches to unite on core Christian tenets.
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Louise ‘Thompson
Gloucester
N. J
Thompson
Ags
Sadie Thompson
Foolish Jail Breaks Across Wars and Rules
Discussion on human folly in prison breaks, noting that breaking out leads to harsher penalties and tighter rules. Emphasizes that privilege-aware inmates should avoid abuse to prevent universal denials and stricter confinement.
Resignation of Elyria Pastor John H Grant at First Congregational Church
The citizens of Elyria receive the news of Trev. John H Grant resigning as pastor after fifteen years of service. His departure is marked by sorrow among church members who value his leadership and civic involvement. He will continue religious and community work elsewhere, maintaining his reputation as a respected pastor and civic leader.
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Elyria
John H Grant
First Congregational Church
First Church
Bonn
Grants
Tha Lass
Lyria
Grant
Lake
Hus
Ndr
Fang
The Guide Post by Henry Van Dyke
A fragmented excerpt reflecting on labor and divine blessing. It notes builders and wardens, rest and prayer, and the idea that God grants the fruits of labor while people sleep. The text blends biblical references with moral meditation on industry and providence.
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Henry van Dyke
Unclear OCR fragment on field names and places
A garbled OCR text fragment references various unclear names and places such as The Llosa Bly Rh Will of Me Brorfield and Pere Mo Ramil, with scattered terms like Me Pary and Wes Fela Bh PO Ranke, offering no clear event or facts for summarization.
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Urenne
Llosa
Brorfield
Fragmented note hints at a contested event in Beverly area
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a possible event involving Piguet and local figures near Beverly. It refers to a tied state and a presumed outcome, with unclear details about attendees and proceedings.
Payne Faces Charge Of Driving Without License
Payne of 20 Dreuve Street will be arraigned in city court on a charge of driving without a license. He was taken into custody after an automobile he owned collided with and damaged a taxicab owned by Henry I Bishop of 274 Fairfield Avenue.
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le Payne
Dreuve Street
Henry I
Mairfield Avenue
Pilward Morreil
Freenwich
Maniell
Yesterkey Maarning
Bairgers Witt
Statutor
George Tliehke
Alt Risvas
Antone Gecevydtus
Latavetti Sieve
Ted
Hig
Electoral conflict in Ireland sparks party activity
Fragmented OCR notes show parties and candidates like John Meescil and Karin MaBon campaigning for a seat in Crane ears, with terse references to deterrence and organizing efforts within Irish electoral organizations. The text is garbled but indicates active campaigning and organization across multiple groups.
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John Meescil
Minisay
Karin Pe Mabon
Aleton Phony Bhp
Carhey
State Calls For Bids On New Nichols Road
State co mmissioners solicit bids for a new Nichols Road project. The notice outlines bidding procedures, deadlines, and required bonds, with details on project scope and evaluative criteria to select a contractor.
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New Nichols Road
Frat Artist and Cholla Plant Among Historic Qs
Answers cover a Boston artist known for copper grasshopper weather vane at Faneuil Hall, the Cholla cactus description, bishops in Greenland and Iceland, gold in Labrador, demagnetizing water, scorpions hiding spots, and the richest agricultural county per the Census with Los Angeles leading California.
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America
A. S
Reco Shem Crowne
Boston
Met
Faneuil Hall
United States
N. PF
D. A
Bureau of Census
Los Angeles County
Cal West County
Aqoun Cal
Secon Riche
Rich Beetleger’s Romance Ends in Wealthy Bride’s Dilemma
Dated village tale follows Mae and Slocum Slaughter as a wealthy matchmaker’s daughter finds herself wed to a plush life. Critics warn the stern patriarch may force a plain match to tame her giddy days. The piece reflects on class, marriage, and the price of luxury.
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Matita Berg
Mae
Bagen
Jess
Trugel
Sue
OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri
An essay advises parents to end each day with forgiveness and gentle guidance for children. It urges letting go of petty quarrels, avoiding punitive measures, and presenting a hopeful, comforting bedtime atmosphere that helps children sleep peacefully and wake ready for tomorrow's challenges.
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Liem
Cromverk
Benedict
Mayor Atwater Names Committee Members
Mayor Atwater announces the committee lineup naming Phreae P Brinertay and Fhe oF Veegeiant alongside others. The transfer of the Whatney property is cited with attendees including Addermy Mertard Viel, Peevers and Wilbert Sanur Cribbs among named members.
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MAYOR
Atwater
Omriins Peters
Viele
Peevers
Wilbert Sanur
Cribbs
Enmnniiters
Mortite
Dreffal Habit and the Quiet Oddity
Fragmentary diary style note recounts peculiar phrases about a dreffal habit and odd events. It hints at a tense scene with a sitter or performer and potential danger. The text mentions a Leaver Winels, a Rome setting, and a failed act followed by a startling interruption.
Understanding and Preventing Bad Breath Health Issues
This article discusses causes of bad breath and practical prevention. It notes that indigestion and constipation can contribute, and suggests oral hygiene, cleaning tonsils, and regular mouth care as steps to reduce odor. It cites some home remedies and emphasizes seeking healthy routines over drastic measures.
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Marin
York
Ren
What I Advise for Health and Sanitation Questions
Dr Copeland will answer general health and sanitation inquiries of interest. Send a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal reply. Address inquiries to Dr R S Copeland care of his office.
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Copeland
Ign
R. S. Copeland
Princeton College Dedicates New President in Solemn Service
One hundred years ago the Princeton college ceremony opened with a parade and an official oath. Rev Dr Miller delivered a Latin address while Chief Justice administered the presidential oath, Carnahan named president, Latin sermon followed, students applauded, and evening festivities inclosed with a benediction and vows to illuminate the college.
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Mteertiser
Carnahan
Princeton
Miller
College of New Jersey
Evenin
Intolerable Cruelty Case Filed For Divorce And Custody
Mary Magink Zerniowsk of this city sues Christopher Ornimwskis in the senior Court for divorce alleging intolerable cruelty dating from January 1. The petition seeks custody of the minor Esteria and alimony plus restoration of her maiden name. Married September 20, 1935.
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Divsium
Mary Magink Zerniowsk
Yowerday
Insenior Court
Alnst
Christopher Ornimwskis
Chargolera
Abe
Esteria
Adjustment Reached By Clients And Lawyer
The report notes an adjustment reached by clients and attorney amid a financial veneer dispute with Sygimunt vanivds and two clients. Authorities state no charges against him, while DAM Eis fled the city and left without explaining his whereabouts. A formal complaint was considered by the actions office, with no arrest warrant issued.
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Sygimunt Vanivds
Shen
Dam Eis
Hua
Proactions
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