Bridgeport Telegram notices and advertisments details
The Bridgeport Telegram advertises public notices and classified items from Milford to Fairfield, with rates for position and circulation, open day and night distribution, and claims of Associated Press credit. It mentions two advertised items and a subscription setup, including contact details and service dates.
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Senator Wheeler Montana Speech Angers Western Towns
A fragmented OCR style note quotes Senator Wheeler decrying imperialism and urging Montana cowboys and miners to reclaim land from whom it was allegedly stolen. The passage references Indians and a nationalist stance, reflecting tension over expansion and reclaim.
Scientists and Religion in the Modern Debate
A fragmented discussion contrasts scientists and faith, questioning whether science erodes belief. It notes Darwin as devout, debates whether scientists should fund projects like dam construction, and argues public opinion drives policy and morality rather than elite rhetoric.
Open Confession by Walt Mason on Shakespeare and power
A fragmented reminiscence discusses Walt Mason and Shakespeare, contrasting highbrow tastes with popular reception. The speaker fears disdain from cultured friends yet urges embracing literature to harness the creative force needed for a forthcoming project. The text reflects on influence, society, and the drive to build power through words.
Evolution of Press Access From Wilson to Harding in Washington
The article traces how presidents from Wilson through Harding shaped press access. It describes Wilson inviting all reporters, the shift toward controlling quotes, and the long lasting change starting with his era. It notes prior selective access and the later practice of organized press conferences that continued through Harding’s presidency.
The Rural Mailmen Tyr Anne Campreld
A rural mail carrier braves snowy roads to deliver mail along eighty acres and through every fence and barn. He works from dawn to dusk, with neighbors and children recognizing him as bearer of good cheer despite harsh weather.
Deaf Association Aims National Reach For Deaf Work
A historical article discusses the Deaf Federation and Wendell Phillips work toward a national organization to aid the deaf. It notes gains in preventing disease, funding needs, and the aim to start early language intervention, urging public support for expanded efforts. It highlights the impact of organized efforts on deaf education and health.
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Political pointers and legislative talk in Bridgeport
The town committee of the prevailing power meets tonight to discuss the administration legislative program. Reports mention possible unity on issues, hearings on Workmen’s Compensation, and a busy agenda across state and municipal bills.
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Minklestame
Bridgeport Veters
SENTENCE SERMONS The bet about a man ask his mother
A fragmented excerpt advises querying a man’s character through trusted relations. It suggests asking his caddy about disposition, his stenographer about truth, his wife about greatness, and his small son about stature. The piece implies time reveals true measure.
Readers urged to send signed letters to editor
The paper invites free expressions from readers under the name Rid andreas tot name will Sr kept confidential. Letters must be signed and under 300 words. anonymous communications are rejected. Submit for publication with correct name and address as required by the editors.
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Community Chest Protest: Agencies Discuss Fund Drives
In a December meeting of all member agencies the Community Chest was defended against the claim that multiple drives are more effective. The group votes to maintain the single drive approach, citing past pledges and expected income from the Lewis Estate. George H. Woops, vice chairman, notes the steady rise in gifts averaging $8,000 annually since Mr. Lumber Blrapson led the Chest.
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Answers to readers questions on sex education and press morality
The Rev Dr S Farkes Cadihan answers inquiries on sex education for minors, prayer during hardship, and the role of the press. He urges parental guidance, professional medical input for youths, and cautions against sensational crime reporting while stressing moral discipline and informed, protective youth guidance.
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Papal Nuncio Appointed Amid Mexico Deportation Clarified
Jan 41 noy George Jucepi talie delegate to Cuba and Puerto Rico has been appointed by Pope Pius as papal internuncio. He is named apostolic delegate to Mexico alongside other duties but was deported by the Mexican government for alleged illegal entry. He returned to his post, served as chaplain in the Puerto Rico theater, and on 19 same month Cardinal Dougherty’s secretary in Philadelphia has acted as apostle in the Antilles.
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Securities Company to Give 45 Cent Dividend
International Fecurities Trust of America with assets over 22 million will pay a quarterly dividend of 45 cents on its common shares, payable March 2 1927 to holders of record February 14. The payout increases annual income by 12 cents from 1,808 previously. Also declared are 31.75 on 7 percent Series A preferred, 1.62 1-2 on 8 1/2 percent Series Ao preferred, and 1.90 on 7 percent Series preferred.
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Lowell Men Fined in Stamford Court Case
A Lowell man A Marcotte was fined 2500 for a liquor offense last night in Stamford Court. His companions J A Tessier and JW Levesseur, also of Lowell, were fined and faced charges. police noted whisker and other details during the incident.
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Washington House Considers Bills and Orders Navy Actions
The House debated various measures including bills on miscelan eous topics and ordered two American destroyers to Shanzhia. Geneman Amdrews asserted a new war against moonshiners. Leaders pledged to fast track the McNary Haugen Farny bill as the Senate Finance committee approved key Alien Property amendments. Tison's judicial appointment in Georgia faced adverse Senate Judiciary committee reporting.
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Bound for Stamford Arrested Given $15
Charles Hoffman ex service man of Dorchester Mass faced trespassing charges in Groton Town court for the New Haven railroad property. He paid a suspended fine of 10 and costs and left with about 15 dollars after the guilty plea and release. The case drew remarks as Hoffman planned to travel to Stamford for work with little money remaining.
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Weather forecast for New England and Atlantic coast regions
Readable portions indicate fair and cloudy conditions across New England, with warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, light rain or snow possible in the north. A Quebec disturbance has moved to northern Newfoundland, with a pressure near 28.98 inches. Winds shift from northwest to variable, with fair to breezy conditions along the coast and inland progression of cloudiness and light precipitation midweek.
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