Fragmentary Bridgeport Telegram ad text and notices
The readable fragments show a Bridgeport Telegram page with subscription details and department notices. The garbled text mentions subscription rates payable in advance, distribution offices, circulation departments, and Associated Press attribution. No coherent events or people emerge from the legible fragments.
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Bridgenart
Barnuin
Sansail
Mambara
Asso Associated Press
TSA
Mereien Aevertining
Editorial Notes 90d Morning Amid Miscellany
A jumble of short items and quips on Christmas gifts, dating, turkey shortages, college cheerleaders, speeding up life, fashion, taxes, and random observations. Notable lines joke about cigars, fake cures, concrete road mileage, and a San Francisco preacher incident.
Weather outlook for Southern New England and coast
The forecast warns of rain on Thursday followed by rising temperatures Friday night. New York City expects increasing cloudiness with rain and warmer temps Thursday night into Friday, while Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows diminishing winds and partly overcast skies on Thursday. A central disturbance south of Newfoundland moves northeast with NW gales along the North Atlantic coast.
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New Dnsland
New York
Sandy Hoo
Sweather
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Enite
New Foundland
North Atlantic
Hudson’ Bay
Atlantic States
Plateau
Dassissippi Valley
Plains
Mississ
API
Florida
Ham aims to furnish a good home on $300 in books and space
William H. Ham plans a practical demonstration to furnish and equip two four room apartments for under 300 dollars. He seeks a good home with taste and maximum convenience, including a modest library of sixteen volumes costing 12 dollars. The project highlights savings, space, and cultural value in a small Bridgeport home.
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William H. Ham
Ham
Mr. Ham
United States
Bridgeport
Movie Hoaxes Stir New Haven Indignation
Local papers condemn a publicity hoax tied to a motion picture presented in New Haven. A false letter allegedly from Cheyenne mayor prompted police efforts and heavy newspaper coverage about a murder involving a girl with a New Haven address. The letter turns out to be a hoax and the Journal-Courier denounces the scheme.
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New Haven
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Journal-Courier
Hoaxes and publicity stunts rile newspapers in Newark and New Haven
The piece discusses hoaxes and publicity stunts used to gain movie promotion, noting Newark police tracing a coat with a note after a body search at Morris Canal and likening the incidents to past hoaxes. Editors urge calm, warning such cries of wolf may hinder crime tracking while public remains drawn to sensational theater.
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New Haven
Newark
New York
Morris Canal
Wong
Harding Nominates Butler to Supreme Court Again
President Harding has sent to the Senate Pierce Butler of Minnesota as a Supreme Court nominee after a special session closed Monday. Opponents from the Midwest label him a railroad lawyer and corporation man, yet supporters note no proven dishonesty. The opposition lacks a clear majority, but debate centers on qualifications and perceived interests.
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Harding
Senate
Pierce Butler
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Ate
Butter
Middle West
Letters to the Editor Our Police Protection
A reader laments changes in policing and church security, warning of masked intruders disrupting gatherings and performances. The letter presses for stronger police presence and front page coverage of public safety concerns.
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Haridgenort
Bridgeport
Wien Place
Jment
A. Cy
Raspberry Press Rally Seeks Girl-Less Berkeley Campus
Berkeley reports that the U California student pressThe Raspberry Press sparks protest on campus with a four page issue in red ink attacking coeds and calling for a male dominated college environment The piece mocks women and vows to challenge campus norms amid student outrage and distribution of bold ads and provocative language during a period of campus tension.
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Berkeley
Cal
University
California
Tenanberry
Dex
Trent
Mills College
Milk College
Oakland
Berksley
Ries Barry
Mills
Mts
Fragmented car era imagery and road scene glimpses
The text presents a dreamlike collage of cars, roads, and landscapes with distracted imagery. It references a stranger riding, speeding demons, hungry jaguars, and decaying horses, interwoven with mountains and fountains, suggesting a surreal travel vignette rather than a coherent event.
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Lier
Gil
Eliases
Willy
Duming
Maudilos
Wits
Injured boy awarded damages of 200 dollars
A court case on Congress avenue West Haver keying a collision between the plaintiff and the defendant on a date in 19% resulted in the boy receiving permanent injuries. The decision awarded 200 dollars in damages to the injured boy.
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Leidgeport
Avery
Congress Avenue
West Haver
Hig Bey Ang Nokte
Leonard to Lead Colgate Team in 1923
Genoesco star Leonard named captain of Colgate for 1923 season by manager Frank O'Hern. Leonard, a former athlete at Colvin, succeeds Chet Leon ard as team leader and brings experience from regional play.
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Mamilton
Gee Times
M. Leonard
Genoesco
Teckhy
Harlow
Frank O'Hern
Ig & Brothier
Chiat Leonard
Athkle
Cluvan
Pama
Fascietta and other questions from a historical exam
A compiled set of quiz style questions and fragmented answers covering topics from Italian revolutionary movements to California’s fields and electricity history. It includes references to Fascietta, naval armor choices, California county production, large fish records, electricity by water power, and historical expressions, with scattered names and places.
Chivalry and Modern Views Collide in Aged Ode
Fragmented OCR presents a verse on chivalry and feminism, contrasting old courtly ideals with contemporary critiques. The garbled lines mention a pedestal image and a speaker mocking traditional manners, implying tension between past honor and present equality.
Our Children Speak for Education Reform Amid War Strain
Angelo Patril laments widespread school closures as families face war induced poverty. Citizens call for a national campaign to fund education, urging tax increases or new measures to keep children in schools. Voices condemn profiteers and demand investor support for schooling rather than warfare.
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Analeghia
Ubinga
Ackan Teaters Sborghk
Schuma
Vo Woney
Ube
Migias Lim
Ariel
Wighit
Aviston
Nearly 1000 Nuisance Reports Warn Of Decay
The county authorities report nearly a thousand nuisance complaints filed this year regarding waste, ash, and unkempt properties. Citizens describe roving pests, crawling rodents, and livestock at large, with inspectors noting disturbed livestock and unsafe conditions. Investigations continue as officials urge prompt abatements and enforcement actions.
Indictments Sought in West Side Stabbing Case and Bank Death
Grand jury will hear charges against Steve Tornar of 41 Spruce Street for stabbing Andrew Fcovacs to death during a drunken brawl. Mack McMahon of Jersey City faces allegations tied to Burnant Killkelly’s death in Stanford motors inStanford. Also to be presented are related indictments and an accident rate estimate from a Murkport expert.
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Stach
Aleuney Elumine S
Wesday
Ehonga
Diabetes signs and treatment tips from Dr Copeland
Reader inquiries about diabetes symptoms thirst urination and weight loss are discussed. Advice covers urine tests clues to diagnosis and steps for improving health through diet exercise breathing water intake sleep and outdoor activity. Readers send questions for Dr Copeland who answers via mail and suggests self addressed stamped envelopes for personal replies.
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Elias Becom
Willy Dasby
Childran
Copland
Pr. Copeland
Thia
Circulation at Bridgeport Library Rises in November
Circulation across Bridgeport Public Library and branches reached 144,379 volumes in November, a net gain of 14,343 from October. The year‑to‑date total through November stood at 489,317 volumes, up from the prior year’s 392,? million? figure, reflecting steady growth in lending activity across the system.
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Bridgeport
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