Bridgeport Telegram Notices and Ad Service Details
Fragmented OCR lists contact numbers and service hours for Bridgeport Telegram with notices about daily open access. Mentions Millard 18T Farfield call Patrheld and a $39 fee, with references to republic sourcing and newspaper billing credits.
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Roar Vepciereret
Bridgeport
Farnam
Ranhante
Mae Henety
Ene
Mitford
Fale
Patrona
Miller
Millard
Fatrheld
Patrheld
Career to Emulate Those Connection Shapers of Ansonia
A long excerpt praises Charles F. Brookes of Ansonia as a model of perseverance and integrity. It chronicles his rise from clerking in a country store to leading the largest brass factory and copper organization, emphasizing character over favors, and noting his refusal to disclose secrets. The piece argues for moral law over Senate power to deny a seat, warning against unwritten-law politics and concentrated influence.
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Charles F. Brookes
Ansonia
New England
Charles
Brooker
Asin Boy Brooker
Res Frembderoe
Nude Brooke
Brooke
Senate
Senate of
United States
Sta Tte Milans
Umno
Heyvend
Keels
Unwritten Laws and Primaries in Pennsylvania Race
In the Pennsylvania Republican primary candidates Vare Pepper and Pinchot, all spent sizable funds but none matched per capita spending in the state. The piece questions their fitness for the Senate, citing expenditures and moral rhetoric while debating campaign finance and constitutional standards.
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Pennsylvania
Kent
Senate
Pepper
Vare
Ping Ohot
Peppar
Pranayl
Snowy Owl Shooting Provokes Linnaean Protest
Members of the Linnean society of New York condemn hunters who shoot snowy owls as conservationists disguise. They note Connecticut officials urged crime, cite American Museum findings of rats in owl stomachs, and argue rats cause far greater damage. Owls prey on rats, but rat control demands skill and is underprotected by laws.
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Linnean Society of
New York
Linnaeans
Connecticut
American Museum of Natural History
Taxpayer League warns against federal inheritance tax
A Liuleutin from the American Taxpayer League denounces the federal inheritance tax as unprecedented and dangerous. It warns that if allowed to stand, taxation power would concentrate in Congress, weakening state legislatures and endangering popular government amid January legislative sessions.
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Congress
Saya A Liuletin
American Taxpayere League
Congres
Golf Game That Changed Europe In Cannes
A.G. Gardner in Portraits and Portents recounts a famed Cannes golf match between France's Briand and England's Lloyd George. The playful game allegedly influenced French politics and the Ruhr invasion outcome, prompting Paris to question levity in leadership. It contrasts U.S. presidents' golf legacies with a French premier's political peril tied to a single round.
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Washington
A. G. Gardner
Ruhr
Europe
Cannes
Mrr
Llyud George
England
M. Briand
Elong
Paris
France
Lloyd Georges
Poincare
Mr. Lloyd George
ACHES OF AGE BY WAT MASON AT PEPPER TREE
Jaffers Peters sits beneath his pepper tree reciting a monologue on aging and aches. He notes that aging brings pains and worries but also occasional days of relief when he feels well and can speak of happiness despite the groans of age.
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Wat Mason
Jaffers Peters
Gaffer
Semple
Chanael
Rudy
Blaster
Elisa
The World of Dreams by Annf Campbell
The poem reflects on dream like peace and faded love. The speaker journeys through imagined landscapes of green fields and streams while recalling a vanished beloved. Real life contrasts with dream as memories of shared moments linger and sorrow remains.
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Annf, Campbell
Sentence Sermons Offer a Guard for the Wise Reader
A fragmentary reflection on using inner muscles to smile and weigh actions before wrath. The text hints at warning before punishment and urges measured consideration beyond the average person.
Political Pointers and court fate in local politics
The piece notes Al Ber J Merritt’s demand for a city court judgeship and surrounding party maneuvering. It mentions Buckley as a possible judge, reform proposals for salaries of supreme and superior court judges, and ongoing campaign activity by local Republican clubs. It also covers bond issues, clerk elections, and a Stamford dispute over city office succession.
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Alber
J. Merritt
Merelit
Neve
Merritt
Wiliam J. Buckley
Dodge
G. Q O. P. Town
Christiana
General Assembly
New Maron County Bar Association
Supreme Co
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Ernest J. Til
Branford
Discoveries Light Hidden Truths Beyond Daily Life
A Dr Frank Crane essay notes that true discoveries lie in everyday art and culture. When suddenly noticed, literature, painting, and music reveal their deep meaning, transforming perception and marking progress alongside scientific finds.
Motherhood and faith questions in Cadman column
Readers ask Cadman about maintaining religious teaching for children amid doubt. He urges parental belief, suggests genuine faith guides moral instruction, and defends honest motive over outward practice as essential to prayer and spiritual life.
Geneva Fousiorié notes tie League to Wilson plan
A Geneva discussion contrasts the League of Nations with Wilson's idea, noting gender roles in the secretariat and listing American figures like Howard Huston Arthur Bullach and a director in the mandates section. The piece mentions women in key posts, social issues, and leisure pursuits for workers, including tea and golf.
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League
Dame Hachell
Red Cross
United States
Florence Wilson
Omer
Mae
Geceany
Riphurh
Howard Huston
Minot
North Dakota
Arthur Bullach
Washington
Ami
Siantington
Auburn
New York
Statune
Mussolini pardons 942 political prisoners in Italy
In Rome Premier Moas Eni on his personal initiative pardoned ten of the 242 cappa nen of his regime who were condemned to confinement on petitioned islands in the Mediterranean and Adriatic.
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Rome
Dev Cap
Moas Eni
Inday
Gee
Liew
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Washington in Review of Legislative Handoffs
Congress recessed to January 3 as the Interior Supply Bill clears the Senate and House panels approve the Boulder Canyon dam accord. Senator Walsh launches the Raking Merger probe while the Senate orders a Lausanne treaty negotiations inquiry. Rep Green introduces a medicinal whiskey bill. Coolidge transmits the McCarl report on alien property and Marmon Thompson critiques Philippine independence timeline. Borah charges long standing theft, and a Renue resolution asks for presidential access to possible Nicaragua deals.
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Congress
Senate
Boulder
Philippines
Borah
Renue
Nicaragua
Weather forecast for New England and mid-Atlantic regions
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in southern New England with a chance of rain and a storm system moving from the Carolinas toward Bermuda. North of the coast expect cooler, cloudy skies with possible snow or rain in Maine by Friday as temperatures rise regionwide. Eastern New York will be cloudy Thursday with rain at night and Friday, a warmer night expected. Winds northernly to northeasterly near Sandy Hook and Hatteras.
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Albert Sili
Startford
Aetesiom O
Legisature
Fredk Baker
New Haven
Beandidate
Senate
Daniel F. B. Hickey
Stamford
Flouse
New Britain
Imp
New
New England
Maine
New York
North Carolina
Bermuda
Hudvon Bay
Atlanta
Winus
Sandy Hook
Sands Hook
Hatteras
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