Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates 1921
The Bridgeport Telegram, published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co., lists subscription rates payable in advance. The paper, edited by Moll, operates from Eddie Street in Bridgeport, Conn., and is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Editorial Notes on Manners Morals and Advice
A collection of aphoristic social observations mocks attitudes toward wealth age beauty and behavior. It lampoons vanity hypocrisy and ambition while urging tact humility and prudent living in everyday affairs. The notes mix wry quips about generosity apology and true worth with cautions about appearances and insincerity.
Weather outlook for New England and New York
A broad disturbance moved east from Manitoba with minor systems near Quebec and Bermuda. High pressure keeps mild temperatures across the eastern states. Monday remains mostly cloudy in northern and southern New England and eastern New York with light to moderate winds from the west. Temperatures show little change into Tuesday with fair to mostly fair conditions in the lower lake region and Atlantic coast.
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New York
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Quebec
Bermuda
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Unprecedented Rainfall Hits Mexico Panama Central America
Early reports from Bezico indicate September to November brought continuous rain from cold air masses. Widespread washouts and landslides disrupted rail travel across the region with Panama seeing major floods in late October. Panama and Puntmuire records show extreme totals, including Porto Belly’s heavy October November rainfall and a single day of five inches or more.
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Central America
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Puntmuire
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Porto Belly
Atlantic
Canal Zone
Fay Geass
Uma
Spaunt
Tax rate and grand list in Bridgeport policy debate
The article discusses how city leaders and the Manufacturers' Association seek a voluntary grand list increase to fund rising expenditures. It argues big taxpayers shield small ones by scrutinizing public spending, notes the political use of grand list manipulation, and outlines historical trends from Atwater to the present administration, stressing bonded debt and the need for a voluntary agreement.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Bridgeport
Atwater
Connecticut
City Budget Debate Warns Against Tax Hikes
The discussion centers on raising the grand list to fund two years of spending without imposing steep taxes. Officials warn any voluntary increase risks future tax rate hikes, urging continued economy in city administration to reduce debt.
Need for Immediate Reform of Medical Licensing Laws
The article argues that faulty medical licensing in Connecticut and Arkansas allows unqualified graduates to practice under state sanction. It cites multiple exam boards with conflicting standards enabling a failed candidate to pass another board, supporting calls for a special session to fix liberal but dangerous laws and stop licensed quackery.
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Connecticut
Arkansas
Astute Andrew Mellon Gains Public Support
Outside of Pittsburgh few people had heard of Andrew Mellon when President Harding named him Secretary of the Treasury yet his standing with the people grows. Seven million income tax payers see him as the man they have sought for years.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Mellon
Harding
Sphinx of the White House to address Congress this week
The term Sphinx of the White House is used for Calvin Coolidge, often by Democratic papers. The article suggests his upcoming congressional remarks will be worth hearing, contrasting him with leaders who overfill with words.
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Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Political Pointers From Michigan to Ford and Fiscal Optimism
A prominent moderate conservative in Congress urges concessions to Radicals to temper their power as control of Senate committees nears. Michigan Democrat Edward Prensdorf backs Henry Ford for president, predicting broad support. Analysts note 1923 closures show over 4 million cars sold yearly, with tariff and immigration debates shaping party lines. Republican leaders cite a savings bank surge exceeding 1 billion dollars as evidence of ongoing prosperity under current laws.
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Prensdorf
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Hartford Courant backs Templeton in medical probe dispute
The Hartford Courant credits Gov. Templeton for prompting the medical licensing inquiry but defers to the state’s attorney for official action. The paper offers little direct proof, noting the governor’s earlier veto and subsequent public push, while praising Brundidge’s investigative role and Governor Templeton’s sustained effort. The piece cites St. Louis Star and Connecticut reactions, drawing attention to the broader probe and editorial praise from Medical News.
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The Guide Post Courage and honor in heroism and defiance
Henry Van Dyke reflects on courage as a noble, enduring virtue that elevates both individuals and humanity. He contrasts brave, open foes with treacherous planners, praising fearless action in physical, moral, and spiritual conflicts as the essence of true renown and honor.
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Day Before Yesterday Sparrows Helped Save The Republic
A historical reminiscence recounts how inchworms overwhelmed late 19th century life as English sparrows were introduced to curb pests. The piece notes the sparrows multiplied, naturalized, and became a staple city bird, valued for aiding the Republic despite public ridicule.
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Dont Run Away poem fragment by Anne Campbell
Fragmentary verse about a child urged to stay near home. Repeated refrain “Don’t run away” contrasts with growing years and the narrator’s anxious fondness. The text truncates mid thought, leaving an incomplete scene of parental guidance and youthful restlessness.
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Dame Jimpson the Smiling Nuisance in Phone Requests
A quirky tale describes Dame Jimpson, a cheerful neighbor who asks kindly for calls, then reveals a wilder impulse to coax conversations from nearby residents. The piece balances affection with caution about intrusive phone solicitations.
Dark cellar fears and bedtime pushes in family tale
Angelo Patri recalls a visitor worried for her children while a mother uses fear to herd kids to bed church and church school are cited as preferable to isolation. The piece notes children fear darkness and crave companionship and sight of home as the parent alternates between urging and guiding them.
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One Hundred Years Ago From the New York Events Post
A fragmentary item recalls 16th century debates about public health and burials. It cites Dijon church vaults and fires banned in houses, noting sextons digging graves may face health risks and contrasts them with earlier New York statutes.
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Waterbury and Hartford papers feud over diplomat mill probe credit
In a fragmentary note the Waterbury Republican and Hartford Courant spar over who started the diplomat mill investigation. The text hints at nervousness and suggests uncertainty about who wields influence and what steps to take next.
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Waterbury Republican
Hartford Courant
Diplomat Mill
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Your Health questions answered by Dr Copeland
A column of medical Q and A with Dr Copeland addresses common health concerns. Questions cover tooth decay nerve health hair removal nerve palpitation and general hygiene. Readers are invited to send inquiries with self addressed stamped envelopes for personal replies.
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Westchester Man Held on Local Burglary Charge
John Romano, 18, of New Rochelle, is under arrest in Westchester on a burglary charge preferred by Bridgeport authorities. He is alleged to have broken into Kelly's pool room in Fairfield last November 23 and looted the premises. he was brought to trial in this city today.
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Kelly's Pool Goon
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Milford Beach Improvement and Park Associations Plan Joint Effort
Reach Association meets Milford on December 2 as the Milford Beach Improvement Association schedules the first regular meeting of the newly formed body. A Park Association committee is expected to outline plans for the coming season and joint efforts between the groups may be pursued later.
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Msrfle Beach Improvement Association
Park Association
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