Bridgeport Telegram Newspaper Front Notice
Founted and published in Bridgeport Connecticut by The Post Publishing Co. Subscription rates listed for yearly mail with advance payment. Office at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn includes Tower New York Glass and Jevive building. Daily publication except Sunday. Members Audit Supervisor of Circulation. Associated Press news use granted.
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Line One Cheer Greeting Morning Rhyme
A playful verse greets the morning with a friendly hello to everyone. The speaker vows to craft a rhyme for Bo or anyone who may hear it and promises joy in every song and everywhere.
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Editorial Notes Pillow of Paradox in Public Life
A fragmentary editorial notes piece voices mixed social critiques and humorous asides on governance economics and prohibition. It touches on railroads Russia tariffs dress codes and marriage with a satirical tone, reflecting public preoccupations and tensions.
Weather forecast bulletin for New England and Atlantic states
Cloudy with showers in South New England this afternoon. Sunday turns cloudy and cooler with possible showers. A disturbance over Ontario moves eastward, affecting interior North Atlantic states. Temperatures rise in the middle Atlantic today, followed by cooler air spreading into the region by Sunday night.
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South New England
Ontario
North Atlantic
Middle Atantic
Middle Atlantic
Selling Yourself: The Salesman Shapes America's Future
A 1940s style exhortation urges young people to study salesmanship as a path to prosperity. It notes the salesman guides postwar recovery, with Horace Greeley’s go west motto reframed as go sell. Lessons include honesty, value, and serving others while selling oneself and services.
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William Maxwell
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
American Legion Weekly
Gary
Saesmanship
Horace Greeley
Maxwell
Greeley
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Tra Lackey
Dawes to advise on economy but lacks power to cut costs
President Harding names Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget advisory arm, tasked to study all departments and propose reorganization and retrenchment. Dawes can investigate and suggest only. real savings depend on action by the President and Congress, echoing Taft era efforts that failed. If Congress backs him, waste may end.
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Charles G. Dawes
Bueect
Dawes
Congress
Taft
Relief for unemployment urged by Senator McCormick
Senator Metill McCormick warns unemployment could reach six million next winter, mirroring 1914 peak. He calls for government action to ease suffering as cold weather approaches, noting current figures from the Labor Department and hinting at possible public works funding as a model.
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Department of Labor
McCormick
United States Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Washington disarmament talk flags French leadership
Premier Dsland will head the French delegation signaling strong French backing for the Washington disarmament conference. Britain Italy and Japan may follow with premier-led delegations.
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France
England
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Washington
Stowaway U S Cameraman Flies Zeppelin to Rome
An American cinematographer evades travel restrictions on a Zeppelin mission from Friedrichshaven to Rome. He entered the navigation cabin during Zurich overflight, was greeted by French and German officers, and continued toward Switzerland and the Mediterranean before reaching Rome with police protection and cheering.
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Wrench Geetion
Centre Commission
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Varmes
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Americin Commission
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Wares
Bodersen
Switzerland
Zurich
Berne
Tunsanne
Geneva
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Nice
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Mediterranean
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Ostia
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Rome
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Tintin
Questions on Conscription Law and Historical Inquiries
A Washington memo requests exact dates for the conscription law’s effective date and first draft. It also asks about the original of a “Bambino” picture, marshmallow sauce recipe, fern propagation, Sir Robert Torrens’ land title reforms, first aerial mail delivery, and a Native American artifact shipment.
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United States
Post-Ofiten
United
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University of Washington
B. T. Ovington
A. Galleny
Height of the Roman Empire under Trajan era
The height was during Trajan's rule from 98 to 117 AD, considered a peaceful and splendid era of Roman architecture and achievement following Domitian's reign.
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Trajan
Hedmiin
Taxes Weigh On Kaiser’s Hall In Exiled Rants
In a fragmented OCR style speech the exiled Kaiser laments heavy taxation on Holland, grumbling about income tax and assorted levies. He claims crippling duties on pets and personal items while questioning royal burdens and speaking of Wilhelmina and empires under strain.
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Collesim
Byason
Wilhelmina
Ed Tiehman
Legion chaplain offers free marriages at Kansas City meet
Kansas City August 13. The national Legion convention plans include free marriage ceremonies for ex servicemen and their brides. Rev John W Inger Chattanooga Tenn the convention chaplain will perform the ceremonies at the event October 31 to November 2 with license expenses paid by the convention committee. The offer aims to promote loyalty and stability among veterans while stressing one man and one wife. Additionally a recipe note about roast beef and bacon appears as a non sequitur.
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Imak
John W
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American Legion
Legion
Imade
Albert B. Hutchings
Inger
Convention
First Baptist Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Matt
Aomeana
Correct English & Dally Quiz Excerpts From Friday's Queries
Answers to Friday's Queries discuss pronunciation of pimus ja and pique and clarify phrases. It notes a heavy sheath knife known as howle ka'to by Colonel James Bowle. It corrects sentence fragments and explains goose gooseberry pronunciation and the phrase goose berry misheard as a silly person.
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United States
James Bowle
Bridgeport Notes Include Reunions Events And Local Notices
Bridgeport notes report a Col John Davis descendants reunion at High Rock Grove, an New England Agricultural Society exhibition in Worcester opening Sept 6, church and temperance activities, a clambake at Burns Point Milford, rare white herons shot at Stratford marsh, court decisions from the Supreme Court of Errors, a ghosting case in Pathfield, and local travel and vacation updates. Also listed are school staff movements, sermons tomorrow, and Benjamin B. Penfield’s boy’s school at 33 Bank St. on Sept 5. Died: George Gosch, 48, funeral at 233 Water St.
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Rosedale
Glen Spand
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John Davis
High Rock Grove
Benjamin B. Penfield A. My
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Bank St
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Amos S. Treat
Saratoga
C. Nichols
Clarke and Nichols
Watertown
C. P. Sorter
Transuer
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Mount Pleasant
Housatonia Road
Bridgeport
Berkshire Hills
Samuel Dunham
Binhamton
Park Street
Germany China Trade Pact Moves to Rebuild Ties
Berlin reports Germany will not reaffirm the Versailles treaty but agrees to use treaty articles 128 to 134 to safeguard China’s interests during a possible revision. The agreement aims to reestablish commercial relations while a permanent pact is drafted.
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China
Germany
Berlin
Peking
Iself
Larch Trees to Aid Baking Powder Ingredients
West coast larch stumps yield a potential substitute for tartaric acid in baking powders and beverages. Mucic acid, produced from larch by oxidation of biomass, promises cheaper, effective carbon dioxide generation. A land tract with larch resources has been bought and an initial processing plant is under construction.
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Comradeship Tale of Welcome and Longing
A fragmented verse sequence portrays two comrades and a yearning reunion. Obscure dialogue hints at fear and desire, with a promise of steadfast friendship and a hopeful welcome when paths cross again. The excerpt conveys emotional ties through dreamlike exchanges and vivid, though unclear, imagery.
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