Bridgeport Telegram announces advertising exchange and offices
The Bridgeport Telegram lists advertising exchange details with addresses in New York Chicago and Bridgeport. It notes service rules and Sunday publication exchanges, and identifies post publish company contact at 149 Blaine Street Bridgeport Connecticut. It mentions Bureau of Audit circulation and Associated Press attribution.
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Secor Cina
Bisa
Metropolitan
New York
N.Y
Toth Glace
Cteago
Barnum
the Post Publishing CO
Bilgais Sirest
Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Esoclated Press
A LINE O CHEER PIECE OF TIME AND JOY
A fragmentary verse contemplates time and joy with images of sunlit paths and hopeful hours. The speaker seeks to use this time to exercise powers, whether to win or lose, and to trust that time will bend wisely toward fulfillment.
Fragmented Editorial Notes From The St Louis Paper
A garbled set of editorial snippets discusses theft, divorce rumors, cabinet hints, fashion notes, and crowd reactions. The fragmentary text mentions fast things, talking movies, and uneven labor, reflecting a chaotic page without a single coherent story or clear attribution.
Unclear Weather Note from The Climber Column
Fragmentary weather column by Tom Gilliam with garbled text and repetitive lines. No clear forecast or location data readable.
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Tom Gilliam
Weather notes for South New England and surrounding regions
Fragmented weather report describes fair and colder Friday with increasing clouds and warmth later. Mentions Ontario disturbance earlier in week and scattered precipitation in several states including Mississippi and South Carolina. Also references a clouded sky pattern and variable temperatures across the region.
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South New England
Ontario
South Carolina
Mississippi
A Suggestion to Mr Stoeckel During Snow Crisis
A fragmented plea urges Mr Stoeckel to address a statewide snow emergency. The writer accuses government offices of slow response and calls for rapid aid, criticizing charity provision as insufficient. The piece depicts crowded sidewalks, blocked streets, and public frustration over relief access.
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Stoeckel
Sanders
Kovernmanlit
Ieee Wales
Dake Cave
Beideepart
Connectiam
City Appointments Signal Reform and Fiscal Focus
In a city struggling with del and finance reform, the Board of Apportionment wields tax and spending power shaping fiscal policy. The new mayor opposes expiring terms with a high standard. Democrats Kirk and Ashman, Republicans Chapin and Spargo, and public works director Coughlin are profiled as capable reformers. Atwater Administration shows early promise through announced appointments.
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Del
Board of Apportionment
Ayear
William P. Kirk
B. Z. Ashman
Murray H. Chapin
E. C. Spargo
George M. Coughlin
Atwater
Old sailing ship sparks editorials on progress and cider
A generational compare contrast piece notes the General George CG. Tiegs sailing from Africa to New York took 121 days, reflecting on past fast ships. It laments cider production declines since 1918 and urges urban forest value while criticizing metropolitan life and legislative actions in Bridgeport.
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Tnto
New York Harbor
Sories
George CG. Tiegs
Africa Gold Coast
Wip
Tetic
Tijusians Unite New York Christmas Parody Scene
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled festive parody with Santa Claus, Jack Frost, and playful references. The piece seems a whimsical dialogue or concert-like piece about holiday figures and a machine, but details are unreadable.
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Santa Claus
the Phildrey
Raster Buvay
Jack Frost
Dolls and Elphants Take Over the Toy Shop Scene
In a whimsical column, dolls and elephants star in a Christmas toy tale set in Boston. Lettie and Tulegi, along with their families, are portrayed shaping future careers and daily care as Tex grows. The piece mixes playful fantasy with warm, family centered themes.
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Sun Watt
Santa Claus
Tony
Waddy
Bostan
Tulegi
Tex
Ed Gene
Modern Salesmanship Faces Tight Competition
A rugged scene unfolds as a crowd debates the future of advertising and steel contenters. The article notes narrowing profit margins and a push toward aggressive sales tactics amid shifting market dynamics and modern trends.
Fragmented OCR note on calls and orders across rails
A garbled OCR fragment references orders, patents, and protections across rail lines with scattered names and terms. Key entities are unclear, with mentions of a person or group called Jovonailives URL and a namesake Huly vioul, but specifics and context are unrecoverable from the legible text.
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Rudd
Ratpagas
Nas Weir Protertios
Anne Ie
Nearly 50 000 Autos Registered for 1922
The vehicle department reported about forty nine thousand six hundred registrations for 1922 by close of business Wednesday. Traffic in the year showed steady demand with motorists renewing licenses and new owners applying for plates as the year progressed.
Fragmented verse on crime and longing across a troubled night
The text presents a surreal, archaic meditation on crime, punishment, and elusive peace. It moves through imagery of homicide, yearning, and moral conflict, interweaving visions of danger and faint hope. The speaker wrestles with fate, power, and the wish for restoration amid darkness and danger.
Yale to Erect Sterling Hall of Medicine for Yale School
Yale Corporation and Wie Ster Vive Engines approve using 820000 Sterling funds to build Sterling Hall of Medicine. New structure will rise on recently acquired property and include a 14000 volume library, an auditorium, offices, living quarters, animal room, power house, and expansions for the medical school. John W Sterling bequest funds this notable project.
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Yale Corporation
Ster
Sterling
Vile School of Medicine
Sterling Hall of
School of Medicine
Yale
John W. Sterling
Awyer
The
Correct English Quiz Errors and Grammar Questions
A reader submits a set of language questions and faulty phrases. It asks for corrections on quotes about death pronunciation of stomach a verb tense issue with the crowd and waving caps and shouting for Tian and Tian, plus a claim about Woon and French generals and a note on presumptive meaning.
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Tiaz
Siaz
Tian
France
Mitana
Tellet
Memorial Aldermen Budget Meeting at City Hall
Memorial committee of the board of aldermen will meet at City Hall this evening to prepare a budget and ceremonial tasks in Memorial Hall. Also sessions of the Claims and Investment committees are scheduled tonight with further discussions on various city matters.
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Bony of Aldermen
Ceremon Neak
These Are the Days by Berton Braley
A fragmentary poem reminiscences the past with nostalgic images of old crafts, travel, and monarchic days. The piece mentions Napoleonic era themes, travel imagery, and rustic scenes of wheels, engines, and countryside under a poetic, reflective mood.
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Berton Braley
Civil Service Exams to Be Held for Drugists
Civil Service exams announced for druggists by the Health Service in Siay Mupbuo. Positions, qualifications, and a $20 bonus with an application fee are listed. Applicants to visit the post office registry window or the second floor for details.
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Siay
Smith
Uostoma
The Poor Student and School Help Delayed
A fragmented 1910s style critique urges teachers to engage struggling boys with concrete lessons and personal responsibility. It argues that teachers cannot do everything and emphasizes guiding students to seek information, track progress, and build self-reliance amid limited school support.
Inquiries on Bow-Leg Treatment by Dr Copeland
Readers send questions to Dr B S Copeland on bow legs and age related concerns. The column promises hygienic and sanitary guidance with a stamped self addressed envelope for proper questions.
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Copeland
Dr. Copeland
B.S. Copelant
Questions and Answers From The Telegram Bureau
An itemized Q and A page offers reader inquiries to the Telegram Information Bureau. It covers billiards in England and America, lightning origins, money as a social power, English vowels versus French, inertia, World War sailors, gold or silver shipments to Porto Rico, quick evergreen background screen ideas, Stenay France capture, famous Egyptian statues and sculptors, and Pennsylvania Dutch origins. The format emphasizes plain, brief responses and requests for full names and return postage.
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Telreram Information Bureau
Frederica J. Haskin
Washington
The
Inquirer
A Corner in Nonsense Christmas Post Mortem
A humorous family scene titled The Spirit of Christmas appears as a post mortem of holiday gift woes. The Cumily family reviews presents from Uncle George Aunt Mother and siblings noting uneven value and sterling versus silver set expectations while baby draws attention as the center of the fuss.
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Filen
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