Bridgeport Telegram Evtatiahod 1081 Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram details subscription rates of 8 mail payable in advance with weekly and daily publication notes. It cites The Post Publishing Co and associated press policy, exporting news dispatches credited to the Associated Press and local editions.
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Christmas and News Snippets From diverse notes
A potpourri of editorial quips and faux facts covers Christmas humor, public remarks, and oddities. Items reference Clemenceau sailing home, Premier Hughes, playful anecdotes about gifts and fashion, and whimsical notes on Christmas cards and social quirks. Includes light digressions on earthquakes, boxing, and golfers.
Weather Forecast for South New England and New York
Increasing cloudiness and warmer Wednesday followed by snow Wednesday night and Thursday. East New York shows increasing clouds and warmer Wednesday with likely snow in the north and west, then perhaps local snow. Disturbance moving southeast from Minnesota brings warm air and scattered snow showers into the Lake region and the Atlantic states by Thursday. Winds shift from northeast to southeast. temperatures rise in the North Atlantic area.
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Minnesota
Texas
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Appalachia
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Ghip Valley
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Sandy Hook
Bridgeport Squabble Over High School Plans Grows Loud
East Side residents press for a local high school as City Hall and the School Board clash over bond funds and a Bridgeport architect. Officials fault each other for delays while urging a clear pledge to hire a local architect and proceed with the school project. Authorities on both sides seek a proper start to the process.
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Model Seaside Village room display proves feasibility
The Seaside Village model apartment viewed yesterday sparked surprise and pleasure as observers saw a four room furnishing completed for 300 dollars. Proponents say the display answers critics who doubted the project’s value and demonstrates how good taste and economy can coexist in a home.
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Ham
Seaside Village
Home Furnishers Demonstrate Practical Arts For Ensemble Living
The piece stresses that a homelike ensemble is essential and warns against paternalistic approaches. It argues artistry and good taste benefit all, acquired through education, likening it to learning a new language or dance step, with a practical demonstration by home-furnishers serving as a useful model.
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G B Shaw on American universities and liberal education
The piece argues George Bernard Shaw’s critique of American colleges, faulting administration and funding while praising liberalization in curricula. It contrasts European and American academic atmospheres, noting endowments, teaching freedom, and the clash over evolution in state colleges.
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Actors Apprechite Applause and Audience Response
Letter writers discuss how audience enthusiasm or lack thereof affects performances. Early show drew a silent crowd, while a second showing sparked lively reactions, prompts praise for engaging acting and audience energy versus dull presentation.
Talking Shop at Wahoo Bitters and Weather Talks
A fragmented diary style piece notes conversations about trade habits and social banter. It recalls discussions of prices leather and trade talk in a small town with varied topics from weather to hunting, gossipy reflection on social nuisances.
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Answers 10 Questions From the World History Exam
A garbled handout lists diverse questions on global topics including forestry and cotton production, travel and exploration, and canal zones. It asks about colonial ducks bands, the Nile battle, and early wheeled transport, with references to Sahara fertility, the Panama Canal Zone lease, and writers wit Carleton and William Carleton.
Outlook on Cynicism and Romantic Sentiment
A writer criticizes cynics who dismiss romance and sentiment as sickly. They argue for honest emotion and joy to ease pains, rejecting the bleak, boxed view of sentimentality as weak. The piece defends sincere kindness against harsh derision.
Our Children Mistaken Tradition in American School
Angelo Patri critiques how schools should nurture the spirit and growth of children over rigid tradition. He recalls a famed schoolmaster visiting his institution, observing the struggle between preserving old methods and adopting new, more humane approaches to education and athletics. The piece argues for change, modern facilities, and removal of stagnant rituals to foster intelligent, independent students.
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Health and infantile paralysis lessons from 1916 NY outbreak
In a 1916 New York City context Royal Is Copeland M D Health Commissioner discusses infantile paralysis. The piece explains early symptoms including headache and muscle weakness, modes of transmission, and the need for public safety reporting. It urges public health research and funds to fight the disease and protect children.
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N. Y. City
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Medical Q and A on tongue coating and health tips
A reader asks about a coated tongue and possible causes such as constipation or indigestion. Answer notes tongue coating may reflect digestive issues and advises sending a stamped self addressed envelope for full four-step instructions. A separate query asks about a child’s cranial development. response recommends neurologist exam and that no organic abnormality is found, suggesting proper training may help. An additional exchange discusses ideal body weight ranges for adults based on age, with example figures, and mentions sending personal questions to Dr KR for private replies.
Accused non support man to be taken to Philadelphia
A Paradelphia man charged with non support will be taken to Philadelphia today after leaving three children deserted in Bridgeport. The suspect was arrested on the charge and faces legal proceedings.
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Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Calendar promotion offers free 1950s style Navy calendar
The paper announces a free printed navy calendar to usher in the new year. Readers are invited to mail a coupon with name and address and a penny stamp to receive the calendar, a patriotic image designed for desk use.
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Aden
Calendar request from Frederie Kagkin Telegram
Frederie J Kagkin director of The Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau in Washington requests four stamps for return postage for the 1983 calendar. Sirene city Slate.
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