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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
14
The newspaper announces subscription rates and circulation details for Bridgeport and Milford readers. It notes mailing, advertising, and office contact information and discusses column content, including Associated Press dispatches and local news.
The article notes widespread reluctance among nations to fund debts, with Britain showing effort and Italy leading by example in voluntary contributions. It cites United States discussions, private purse withdrawals, and a target to raise about 60 million dollars to aid Italy in settling debts and supporting allied finances.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a puzzled form. Without coherent context the readable portions suggest a brief item noting individuals and locations, but key facts are unclear.
Archaeologists uncover an older-than-Babel tomb in the Saharan area. A crude yet esteemed statuette is found beside a skeletal finder of the ancient mighty, suggesting great wealth once buried with him. The discovery hints at long lost artistry and the potential for more treasures underground.
A damaged report records a magistrate addressing cruel acts and protections for all, noting rights of women children and men. It mentions two individuals and aBoE Way as part of a sentence that could have carried longer punishment but was deemed sufficient to show public distaste for hate.
In Newalten tremen officials push a strict work regime for clerks and police staff, aiming to speed material processing and reduce downtime. Burnham and others push for facilities funding, including a fire tower and an expert school for policemen, while Russel Waterbury is named head of the new Tanessin Republican club in Stimford.
Reported discussions by the Luncheon Club of Warfield High School and City Hall indicate Governor Trumbill’s possible Bridgeport appearance. Committee decisions may place the speaking event at City Hall or the Warfield cafeteria depending on arrangements and invited guests.
The dispute centers on whether the sheriff or county commissioners appoint the jail physician. Judge Curtis ruled commissioners must appoint Dr John H W Pinnegan, a decision long debated since Sheriff Pease and the prior sheriff contested authority amid political conflicts.
A garbled report describes moral critique of spendthrift habits and inheritance, alongside scattered notes on a weather storm, road drivers, and a parade. The text references car ownership, a new vehicle, and observations of people in public spaces, with disjointed dialogue and reported incidents.
A fragmented police report notes an auto theft targeting a civilian, with unclear details and garbled OCR text. It mentions police involvement and a suspect in a street scene, but specific names, times, and locations are unreadable.
A 1920 article notes a shift in parenting duties toward psychologists and educators. It argues parents, not experts, should guide child growth, balancing discipline with opportunities for achievement. It recalls discussions from The Parents Who Have Grown Up and cautions against treating children as miniature adults.
Readers are urged to submit letters with real names and addresses for publication. Anonymous pieces are ignored. Letters exceeding 201 words may be shortened at editors discretion. A column about the one man trolley and city tobacco smoke complaints is mentioned along with a New York visit and local cigarette smoke concerns.
The United States cruiser Denver relieves the Rochester at Arica before continuing to the Pacific meeting. Rochester completes recent tasks and is expected to proceed toward New York afterward. Pershing in Arica remains in command as orders are issued.
Fragmented lines depict a childlike refrain and murmured pleas about love, waiting, and protection. The text references longing, holding hands, and a plea for care as days pass, with hints of intimate emotion and unresolved tension.
A New Haven resident died from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle crash. Police and medical staff responded, transporting the injured to a local hospital where efforts to save the victim continued before death.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Weeks and party en route to a capital, with references to government involvement and a ceremonial stop. Details are unclear, but it appears to be a political or diplomatic visit with officials present.
In Pillgrade, Jugoslavia, a mentally ill prisoner escaped from Stile Insane asylum after slipping past a guard, eluding visibility, climbing a wall, and fleeing. Three warders were wounded and expected to die. The incident occurred last night as two other criminals were kept for observation.
The opening session of the Connecticut Vegetable Growers Association annual convention featured Dr William Baitton of New Haven state entomologist and Pio Gere Polimon New Haven state botanist presenting methods to curb insect damage on crops. A report by AT Wilkinson of Connecticut Agricultural College summarized the impact of pests and recent control measures as growers heard about worm and beetle threats to Hodern Po Beers of Southport.
Mis Lertha Clik of Sew Hich a ked for a divorce from Leonid Clark in Mans tatt county court today. The judge dismissed the plea though Clark faced alleged abuse claims. The hearing noted assertions of threats and domestic turmoil, with details of nonphysical incidents referenced as part of the contested case.
A garbled OCR passage recalls a London town setting with disjointed phrases about prices, robots, tides, and voices. The text threads through images of a city morning, tides rising, and uncertain plans, ending with an unclear directive about using a tool.
Readers invited to submit humor epigrams jumbles and verses for a humorous feature. Payments range from bi to $10 per contribution and from 2 to 8 lines for poetry with 8 character and value judged by editor. Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and mailed to Fun Shop Head Quarters Biragepore Telegram.
Washington dispatch reports the Mitchell court martial concluding its week with Major General Robert Ty Howe urging witnesses and attendees to obey regulations and cease harsh talk. Prosecution advances include naval aviation testimony by Commander Kenneth Whiting and expert Rosendahl on mooring of airships.
The county jail clerk position was accepted by Sheriff James Geddes and Mrs. Mary Geddes. Mary Geddes, noted for civil work, is named assistant matron as a promotion replacement for six-year veteran Mre Baldwin, who becomes clerk. We Riley reportedly left for Florida.
Eastern New York and New England face rain on Thursday with little temperature change. A migrating storm center sits northwest of Cape Hatteras moving north. gales extend to New Jersey and hurricane-force winds off North Carolina. Pressure near 29.42 inches observed. forecast calls for continued rain and strong winds from North Atlantic to Virginia Capes, diminishing west and northwest by Friday.
Fragmented lines discuss property rights versus childhood and government authority. The passage references opinion, personal property, exploitation, and a dated almanac calculation by a Telegram. No clear news event or individuals are fully readable.
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