Bridgeport Telegram Ad Rates and Office Details
Bridgeport Telegram outlines subscription prices by mail with annual and monthly options and promotes its publishing schedule. It notes contact details for The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street and offers direct telephone connections for Milford and Fairfield patrons to advertise or submit news without toll charges.
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Dany Fonept
the Post Publishing CO
Middle St
Bridgeport
Conn
Telephone Barnum
Milford
Fairfield
Advertising religion gains movement via press and radio
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World endorse a campaign to promote religious interests through media. Led by Dre Stelzle, the plan unites churchmen and publicity experts in an international, non denominational effort. Conferences, lectures, and courses in seminaries aim to inform ministers and publicists about publicity principles and church challenges.
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Charles Stetzie
Jelzien
Associated Advertising Clubs
Philadelphia
Dre. Stelzle
Sicale
Ferigton
Stelzle
Cal
Who Are The Rich A Sparked By Wealth Question
A fragmented prose piece argues that wealth drives ambition and energy yet can corrupt, noting money as a tool or master. It contrasts commercial America with India and recalls a Greek philosopher who valued simplicity, asking who truly qualifies as rich.
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Verome
Paul
America
India
Otc
Mind Heart and the Disposition of Wealth
A concise meditation on wealth and desire, questioning what it means to be rich and whether true richness requires clarity about its own meaning.
End of an Era in Big Three Football Breakup Seen
The football world awaits changes as Harvard Princeton series likely ends this year with Princeton at Cambridge. Harvard may face Michigan while Princeton could meet Dartmouth or Cornell. The Big Three era fades after fifteen years of dominance, with interest shifting to Midwest teams and broader sectional matchups.
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Harvard Princeton
Princeton
Cambride
Harvard
Michigan
Turtmouth
Cornell
Yale
Harvard-Prineston
Mid West
Liquor Advert Tents and Legal Quirks Examined
A discussion of the Volstead Act and customs actions against a shipment of European liquor advertisements. The piece notes technicalities about mailing abroad publications and questions the impact of liquor ads on morals and crime.
Willham Floyer Enforced Murderer Executed in Dinner Row
The condemned Willham Floyer faced death at Sins Sing 1 with a final meal described in crude detail of exotic dishes and common comforts. The account notes his calm demeanor and reflection on mortality as the hour of execution approached.
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Willham Floyer
Sins Sing
Tong Island
Italians in World War Draft Numbers and Attitudes
The article discusses Italian Americans' stance on the draft during World War I. It cites Captain Pilsen on attitudes toward traitors and aliens, notes the total U.S. registrants by November 11, 1918, about 3,262,155 with 36 percent drafted for immediate service, and gives percentages of those not yet examined and those placed in classes for service. It emphasizes exemptions and citizenship implications as many did not become U.S. citizens.
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Cxea
Haven Times
Mor Ceve
Ceoutrvespinn
Tilson Dade
Erick Atunt Thibans
Saul
Pilsen
Fiometex
Thala Pratiers
Lotes Republic
Tiisen
Thie Wans
United State
Italians Contribute Strongly. Call for Easing Citizenship Rules
The piece notes over 60 percent of Italians claimed exemption as aliens due to dependencies or wartime roles and praises their loyalty during the war. It argues immigration laws hinder citizenship and highlights Italians’ achievements in industry and public life, urging more welcoming policies to admit and naturalize them.
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United States
Tralians
Brent
Tilson
Political Pointers and New Haven Election Notes
A regional political update mentions Nicholas Tesing in the Twenty second district and Wheeler, a Bridgeport voter. It covers party enrollments, primaries, and city election plans in Bridgeport New Haven and New London as well as finances and debt levels, with speculation on party strategy and turnout. The piece cites figures like State Tax Commissioner Brodgett and references to local boards and ballots.
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D. Farechit? Wheeler
Bridgeport
Memorial Park
Wheels
la Inyette Street
Wheeler
Morris RB
Bealey
Brodgett
Ripper Bill
Pleasure Beach
World Court tensions over Kellogg visit and Senate reservations
The World Court debate focuses on Kellogg’s visit and American reservations at the September Geneva talks. The United States will support rather than use the court, fearing advisory opinions, while urging favorable outcomes and smoother cooperation with other nations in maintaining international agencies.
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Kellogg
Hudson
United States
World Court
America
Senate
League
Geneva
Trnin
Conneil
Europe
Supreme Court of the
Republic
Sentence Sermons And The Easy Path To Truth
A compact collection offers maxims on building on facts not wishes. It urges the right way remains the easiest path and warns against distorting facts. It notes respect for others battles, courtesy as a valued asset, and turning mistakes into progress.
Automobiles to Airplanes Under Free Market Drive
Mr. Mord summarizes Ford’s push to make airplanes safe and cheap through natural industry growth rather than subsidies. He seeks a high mile per horsepower engine and long daily air time, plus a reliable air cooled engine without ignition and a dependable navigation system. Since April 1925 all metal planes have flown daily with no accidents, aside from a fatal forced landing in Chicago May 18 1926.
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Ite
Uhlergo
Ross Kirkpatrick
Chicago
Prohibition Leads Supreme Court Docket Shaping National Policy
The 1920s era docket shows prohibition enforcement as the leading national issue in cases before the Supreme Court. Litigation reflects shifts from anti trust and labor to industrial development, with alien property questions and international law tied to postwar seizures and German interests.
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Washrington
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Pew
A Field of Daisies by Anne Campbedf
A seemingly lyrical verse by Anne Campbedf celebrates a field of daisies in dawn light with playful imagery of dew and sunlit blooms. The text shifts abruptly to note a Broadway washing machine manufacturer securing an electric contract in New York at about 70 000 dollars annually.
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Anne Campbedf
Broadway
New York
Answers to Everyday Questions by Dr S Parkes Cadman
An Evansville column features Dr S Parkes Cadman discussing religious mood, joy in Christianity, and the value of pursuing a constructive faith. It weighs modern pessimism, second marriages, and the role of civilization’s progress, urging steady resilience amid social tensions.
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Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Africa
Borneo
Richard William Cimuirch
Sailor Apologizes After Being Rescued From Sharks
Boston August AP Captain John C Scott of the United Fruit Steamer La Perla recounts saving boatswain John Hartley who fell overboard on August 11. Hartley thanked the captain and resumed his duties after the rescue in the shark infested Caribbean waters.
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Boston
John C. Scott
United Fruit
la Perla
Caribbean
John Hartley
Hartley
Scott
Miacap
Pim
Prophesier Sees World Events Echo Pyramid Foretelling
In Chesham England on August 1 AP reports Rev Walter Wynn claimed July events supported his forecast of a great disaster. He said his predictions drew from an architectural allegory tied to the Great Pyramid of Gizeh in Egypt and was interpreted as a warning.
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Chesham
England
Walter Wynn
Grzech
Egypt
Aesop the fable man and his troubled fame
The piece recounts Aesop as a slave who gained freedom after long storms, aided by Croesus. It notes his skill at inventing fables to illustrate themes, the public’s weariness of his tricks, and the lone, persecuted path he walked. It also mentions Boswell recording his life and questions origins of his birthplace and fame.
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Canada
Martare
Aesop
Tulte
Sally
Old Croceus
Hick
Aesoptol
Playground salaries rise by 249 dollars from last year
Superintendent Robert A. Leckie announced the playground supervisors will earn 2219 for two months this summer, 249 more than 1970. The increase reflects the addition of Brooklawn playground in operation from July 1 to August 31.
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Robert A. Leckie
Board of Recreation
Brooklawn
Italian Prince Shot by Poacher on Estate
Prince Don Umberto Ruspoli, a member of the storied Italian aristocracy born November 12, 1878 and a lieutenant colonel in the Grenadier of Bar daigne, was shot and killed today on the Ruspoli estate near Rome after he surprised a poacher. The Ruspoli family has long been prominent in society, with several members marrying American women.
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Romer
Don Umberto Ruspoli
Italy
Todany
Ruspoli
Rome
Umberto Ruspoli
Bardaigne
Weather report for Eastern New York and Southern New England
The forecast calls for local showers Friday and likely Saturday with little temperature change. Northern New England can expect increasing cloudiness Friday then showers Friday night into Saturday, with no major temperature shift. A high pressure area covers Quebec, New England, and Hudson Bay. Winds: north of Sandy Hook moderate, stronger along the coast with overcast skies and possible showers Friday.
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New York
New England
Quebec
New
Temperature Calculation for the Telegram Almanac
A brief note describes temperature computation for the Shliddiebrook Almanac. It references methods used to estimate high and low readings and notes the role of atmospheric data in predicting daily conditions.
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Shliddiebrook Almanac
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Maine
Tits Faniy
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Counter Council
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Rep Wean
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Tex Hickand
Legrand
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PA Ferguson
Jobody
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RY Maxley D. Hudson
Remis
Harvard University
Frank Cranf
DR. S. Parkes Cadman
Evansville
Teel
Israel
Noughvillé
Tenn
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Weath Bureau
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