Bridgeport Telegram Post Publication Rates and Contacts
The Bridgeport Telegram Post details subscription rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions. It lists advertising representatives in New York and Chicago, a general office address, and notes Associated Press membership and exclusive reproduction rights for dispatches.
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A LINE O' CHEER SANTA CLAUS
A nostalgic verse recounts a lasting bond with Santa Claus during a Christmas night. The speaker praises generosity and friendship, describing Santa as a loving, cheerful, comrade who surpasses expectations. The poem emphasizes warmth and enduring affection beyond years and logic.
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Fragmented Editorial Notes From an Ambiguous Text
A jumble of phrases mentions an unnamed woman who has never pursued law yet tries to advise, winter plans, writers, Irish context, automatic music boxes, penalties, improvised dances, and Emma Goldman asserting a stark view about America. The passage appears disjointed and lacking clear narrative context or identifiable individuals beyond Emma Goldman.
Weather and The Male Factors Oddities Mixed In Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows weather notes and a fragmented passage about the male factors and fashion history. It includes garbled phrases and unclear attributions, with references to a Tom Gilitan or Weather SOR Not and a mention of a Louder invention. The readability is poor and no coherent events emerge.
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Weather forecasts with scattered precipitation and temps rising
The report outlines forecast trends across the Great Lakes and Atlantic regions. It notes rising temperatures on Thursday and Friday with a mix of fair and rainy conditions. Predictions include possible wintry precipitation with snow and ice effects in the northeast and Atlantic areas, extending into Friday.
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Brain Tramps and the Rebound of Focus in Prosperity
The piece argues that widespread mental wandering among workers during prosperity undermines present work. It claims jobless drift, price and market fears, and a trend toward seeking easier lines of work undermine progress. It advocates concentration on immediate tasks as the path to economic revival.
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New Haven Line Declines Exemption From 10 Percent Grain Rates
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad will not seek exemption from the 10 percent freight rate reduction on agricultural products. It says losses are possible but uniform rates are better for farmers and industries using cotton and wool, preventing cheaper transport outside New England. The line aims for nationwide rate parity and is praised for its selfless move.
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Soldier Legislation And The Eighteenth Amendment
Congress faces funding adjusted World War I veterans pay. Secretary Mellon favors a tax on light wines and beer, a proposal opposed by Congress and the American Legion which supports upholding the law and opposes weakening prohibition to finance veteran relief. The Legion argues for other funding methods and credits their stance for national respect and legal integrity.
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Consecutive Mormonism and the Divorce Trend in America
A strained opinion piece argues divorce surpasses weddings as a national pattern. It cites a rising rate with references to Rev Jones and Currivan, claiming over a thousand divorces in two years and predicting a shift toward lifelong single status amid economic and social concerns.
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Drones Arrive in France to Replace Stolen Bee Hives
A wartime shipment arrives in France to replace bee hives seized or destroyed by German raids. The consignment includes 8,000 workers and 239 million... lines of figures cited to support civilian mobilization arguments.
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Growing Voth Brewery Probes Delay and Costly Amendments
A garbled OCR text describes a campaign of delays and amendments around a brewery project. It mentions filers, a central issue, costs, and procrastination affecting progress and planning. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the passage centers on sustained regulatory hurdles and project execution problems.
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Unclear garbled text fragment with legal and social notes
The passage presents a garbled historical newspaper fragment with scattered names and events. It references figures, places, and actions in a disrupted narrative, but specific facts, dates, or coherent events are not discernible, leaving only partial mentions and nonsensical sequences.
Temple Lodge of Masons Elect Officers
At the amnly meeting of Temple Lodge No. 127 A M and A F M the following officers were chosen for the coming year Worshipful Master Terar 2 1 Cohn Senior Warden Larry A Goldstein Junior Warden Walter Loewith Treasurer Joseph A Levy Secretary Louis Lellow Senior Deacon Paul Waldberg Junior Deacon Samuel Mellitz Senior Steward Hert H Leewith Junior Steward Samuel N Schnee Chaplain Charles S Wredy Marshal Leonard Ashelm Organist George A Murphy Trustee Leonard Ashelm Tyler George Williams
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George Willlans
Indian Recluse Slain Over Ancient Feud in Wisconsin
In Washburn Wisconsin on December 21 a feud tied killing targets John Beauregard charged with slaying John Mealy an elderly Indian recluse. Mealy reportedly taunted Beauregard claiming his father’s death would be avenged, reflecting generations of tribal vendetta.
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Origin of soup and canned foods cookbook offer
An early treatise on soup traces primitive cooking to stone caldrons and hot stones. A revised recipe book, promised free from experts, promotes canned foods and basic canning knowledge. Readers are urged to mail a coupon with postage to Frederick J. Haskin in Washington, D.C. for a copy.
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Not for Him Baid the old glass-valer to the tattooed man
An odd, fragmented verse recalls a confrontation with a bootleg hooch supplier. The speaker mentions cyanide, swallowed needles, and a preference for caution, vowing to ride out danger with hardware and sublimates if challenged again. The bizarre dialogue centers on fear of tainted liquor and a defiant stance.
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Baid
What makes you right or left handed explained
Dense stream of questions and garbled text discusses handedness origins and brain function. It references right and left dominant patterns, potential genetic and developmental factors, and theories about how brain hemispheres influence laterality with many fragmented phrases and misplaced words.
Fragmented OCR Read Sparks Odd Hundreds of Nonsense Lines
A scrambled OCR fragment shows garbled phrases and stray letters. The text lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or identifiable events to summarize into a standard news item. It appears as corrupted dialogue or garbled captions without a clear subject.
Health and Weight Loss Advice From a Doctor
A physician outlines causes of obesity and offers plain guidance. He notes excessive weight harms health and stresses age related fat gain, controlled eating, and consistent exercise under proper supervision to achieve real improvement.
Moral guidance and economic lessons for children education
A fragmented and hard to parse piece argues for teaching children thrift, generosity, and responsibility. It urges parents to model prudent spending, avoid debt, and invest in character through service, scripture, and consistent discipline to prepare youths for independent adulthood.
Telegram Q and A from readers on immigration and other topics
A reader Q and A column cites questions about immigration quotas by country, school organization the six and six plan, and other general knowledge topics. It notes Greece Spain Yugoslavia Palestine Turkey and Smyrna quotas are exhausted and covers topics from dog breeds to the Battle of Rosebud and a speed typing record.
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A Corner in Nonsense Santa Claus Play Scene
A fragmented dialogue portrays multiple Santas at successive corners as a child seeks gifts. The piece shows a chaotic, humorous exchange about how Santa might arrive, with a mother scolding and desperate attempts to keep order.
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