Bridgeport Telegram Ad Rates and Publishing Details
Bridgeport Telegram announces advertising rates and contact details for Metropolitan Tower New York Peoples Gas Bldg Chicago with daily publication except Sundays. It notes associations with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press and lists publishing office at 1M Middle Street Bridgeport Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weex Coy Éattery
Metropolitan Tower
New York
Peoples Gas
Chicago
Barnum
Owen
T Publishing CO
Middle
Line of Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
A humorous verse piece asserts self reform before attempting to reform others. The speaker quips that changing personal habits should come first, so as to avoid meddling in a neighbor's affairs before ensuring one’s own paths are secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kendrick Bangs
Editorial Notes from a Busy Era on Taxes and Society
A jumble of 1920s style notes touches on tax cuts, debt, labor, trains, and crime headlines. It critiques budgeting, postwar politics, school funding, unemployment, and social trends with sharp, fragmentary observations. The piece mentions Congress, Guatemala, Swiss money, and Grace Abbott, reflecting a period tone.
Tiffany Gifts Land to the Boy Scouts Memorial Park
James Seeler Tiffany, a World War I scout and Eagle, died in France after a shrapnel wound. His father Charles Tiffany donated a near seven acre tract near the Charles year and Dr White properties to Bridgeport Boy Scouts for a memorial camp. The gift was welcomed by the executive committee of the Bridgeport Council, Boy Scouts of America, which pledged to preserve the sites with inscribed memorials honoring the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Seeler
Tiffan
France
Charles O. Tiffany
Boy Scouts
Charles Yea
Dr. White
James Garlet Tiffany
Nyack
Hudson
New York
Camp Mills
1Sth
Chateau- Thierry
Nantes
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Council
Borncouts of America
Father Eift
le Jerole Son
Gompers and Ford Clash Over Living Standards
President Gompers of the Federation of Labor argues labor deserves more than bare subsistence and brighter comforts, while Henry Ford shows higher wages rely on higher production. The piece contrasts Gompers praise of decency with Ford’s efficient plant, noting production limits and wealth distribution. The debate centers on how to raise workers’ living standards without lowering output.
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Gompers
Ford
The
Federation of Labor
Labor
Gonypers
Wiyide
Elenry Fords
Tie
Word
Jess
Government overspending and Dawes budget curb urged
The article criticizes August 1920 federal outlays, bills paid, and rising deficits. It highlights Treasury and independent office spending, notes Director Dawes reviewing departmental estimates, and urges taxpayers to pressure Congress, Dawes, and Harding to cut excess spending. The piece compares government waste to a spendthrift household.
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Dawes
Congress
Ipay
Harding
Kent
56th Regiment Meets Here Tomorrow for Convention
Bridgeport hosts the 56th Regiment convention the largest military gathering in state since the Armistice. About 7,000 to 8,000 ex members from towns including New London Stamford Nor wick Danielson and others are invited to attend to elect officers for the coming year. Local preparations at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club room on Washington Avenue progress with badges and programs ready for distribution tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Tauday
Termorreve
George J. Knox
New
London
Stamford
Denbury
Nor
Wich
Danielson
Othe
Tridgeport
Washington Avenue
Dairymen fear big sale of bogus milk
New York August reports Congress moving to ban manufacture of bogus milk substitutes proven injurious to health. Arthur W Milburn of Borden Condensed Milk Co cites rising use of coconut oil and vegetable fats replacing butter fat in condensed milk, risking pellegra and other diseases. He notes large scale substitution may lower creamery butter prices and affect dairy markets nationwide.
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New York
AiTess Congress
Hill
Arthur W. Milburn
Borden Condensed Milk Company
United States
Milburmn
Agricultural Committee
Mouse
Voigt
Borden Company
Ths
Walter Engels
Wear McCallum
John Hopkins University
My. Milaurn
Milburn
Railroad Labor Board to Hear Petition on Shop Crafts Election
The Vallen States Railroad Labor board will grant a hearing next week to the Pennsylvania Railroad on a petition asking repeal of a prior order. The board would permit an election of employee representatives in which the shop crafts would be recognized as a union or organization.
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Chicago
Vallen States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Unen
Uah Organizuon
Out of Nowhere by Ruby M Ayres
Violet Ingleby, a stylish English girl, clashes with Ronald Hastings after a rainstorm hat mishap leads to a chance encounter. Hastings pursues a romance as Violet hides Ronnie, a baby boy linked to Hastings, amid hotel encounters and a costly London afternoon. The tale follows their growing tension and Violet’s moral struggle as she grapples with love, duty, and deception.
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Violet Ingleby
Will
London
Violet
Ronnie
Ronald Waltings
Iace
Olive Hale
Scomer
Violette
Hastings
Miss Clancy
Ronald Hastings
Olive Fale
Hasting
Olive
Ronnin
Church Services and Programs in Local Parishes
Brevard area churches list Sunday worship times and sermon topics at Calvary Baptist Second and United Congregational, with midweek prayers, Bible school, and music plans. Black Rock Congregational outlines services, Christian Endeavor, and sacrament prep. United Congregational notes place of faith in modern world and cantata program and choir details.
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Black Rock Congregational Church
Henry Collier Woodriff
Minster
Taple
Antioch
Black Rock
Christian Endeavor Society
United Congregational Church
Gilbers and
Broad Streets
Willam Horace Day
D. D
Edward Upson Cowles
Geo. L. Cady
New York City
Arvin
Hall
Wil
Elude
Frayer
Wagner
Waith
Grend
Stern
Wieler
Lord Jesus
Paul Ambrose
Wm. EB. Hatheway
Church Services and Listings in Local Episcopal and Methodist Bodies
Local Episcopal and Methodist churches list upcoming services across multiple streets and avenues. Readings include mass, communion, morning prayers, evensong, and daily services with times and pastor names where provided. Visitors are cordially welcomed to St George’s Clinton, Christ Church Cortland, Trinity Road, and Fist Methodist Broad Fairfield, among others.
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Episcopal
Church of Nativity
Carson Street
Trumbull Road
Christ Church
Cortland Street
John G. Sadtler
United Services For Christ
St. Georges
St George's Church
Sadtler
Trinity
St. George’s Church
Clinton and
Chwood Avenues
H. EB. Tels
St. George's
Myles D. Blanchard
Epworth
Saul Stennett
Lis
St. John’s
Park and
Fairfield Avenues
Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr
Donald W. Greene
Presbyterian Church Summer Services at First Alex Alexander
The First Presbyterian church at State street and Myrtle avenue announces summer services led by Rev. Thomas Murray of Bristol Oklahoma preaching at 11:00. Chapel service features speakers Mr Waiter and Mr Bangs at 7:30 with music directed by Clayton Steves assisted by Elis Lundberg. Sunday school at 19:00 with Henry Head superintendent invites all to attend.
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Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
State Street
Myrtle Avenue
Alexander Alison, Jr
Thomas Murray
Bristow
Oklahoma
Waiter
Bangs
Clayton P. Steves
Elis A. Lundberg
Basse
Herry H. Head
Sunday Religious Meetings Across Several Churches
A list of services across local churches includes Norwegian Danish Free Church led by Alvin Presthel with Sunday morning worship at 11 and evening services at 390 o clock. Unity New Thought Center hosts Dr VanDoren from Norwalk on Aug 23 at 4 pm with the Life talk. The Bridgeport Christian Union meets at Main and Thomas Sts with 3 03 pm sessions led by Rev C W Simpson. Nazstone Church, led by Rev Lie Henderson, offers services at 10 90 and 7 30 with Sunday school at noon and an ethics study Tuesday at 7. All welcome.
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Bridgeport Christian Union, Inc
Main
Thomas Sts
C. W. Simpson
Church of the. Nazstone
Lie Henderson
Noted Bible Lecturer Coming to Brewster Street Chapel
Carlton E B Meyers, noted Bible lecturer from New York City, will speak at 8:00 PM at Brewster Street Chapel on Earth for Humanity, Heaven for Christians, Milliong New Living Will Never Die. He will illustrate with freehand paste and charcoal sketches. Meyers represents the International Bible Students. No collection will be taken. He also presents a 7:00 PM talk on an additional topic.
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Carlton EB. Meyers
New York City
Brewster Street
Meyers
International Bible Students
Pastor Russell
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Bridgeport Telegram
Brterad
Fort
Texparera
Guatemala
Bergdoif
Switzerland
Jaaz Orchestra
Dean Wee
Waorar
Grace Abbott
News of Children’s Bureau
Tiffany
Pone
Ourean
Washington
56Th Regiment
Yasue
Ruby M. Ayres
Beave
Hnorriek
Lore
Ufe
Oxford
Gatwick
Msn
Smart
Glive
Mn Gatwick
Regent ‘Street
Mr. Gatwick
Mr. Green
Ribbon Department
West End
Juck
Mer. Gatwick
Ingleby
Ing
Drr Gutchel
Roald Hastings
Laure
Chorley Wood
Tyne
Landen
Amy Fant
Charing Cross
Eageware Road
Hower
Bestings
Robady
Ronshié
Briggs
Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Connecticut Avenues
Burnell Street
John Grainger
C. H
Second Church
Arctic
Kossuth Streets
H. Foster
CENCE
Fist Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayatte
Reading
Main Street
Methodist Episcopal
Fist
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
Chester C. Marshall
Francis B. Upham
Epworth League
the Friendly Church
Washington Park
M. E
Barnum and Nobile Avenue
G. C. Fort
James H. MacDonald
D. DB
Jersey City
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