Bridgeport Telegram Branding and Publication Details
The Bridgeport Telegram founded 1891 declares its post office class, advertising area, and contact details. It notes daily publication except Sunday, Bridgeport Conn, Barnum 3100 exchange, and post office connections. It credits Associated Press for news dispatches and republishes focal news.
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Post Publishing CO
Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Focal News
Poem Snippet Echoes Cheer Amid Fear and Love
A fragmentary verse conveys reassurance and relief through repeated lines about room and cheer. It evokes a refrain celebrating laughter, solace, and affection, with imagery of plenty of space and comfort despite tension and suffering.
Editorial notes on crop reports and politics in a muddled era
A fragmented op ed collage covers crop shortages, inflation signals, vehicle license shifts, political figures, and social issues. It mentions plums, income claims, gasps at liquor seizures, Harding era no doubt, and various misfired references to Lipton, Asquith, and domestic policy debates, all in a noisy, uncertain tone.
Sidewalk Snapshots Jog Alcusante
Jos Mousante of the firm of Tusante and Pasting is noted for knowing the fruit from A to Z. He is well known in specialties and material circles, and one of his joys in life is fishing.
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Alcusante
Jos Mousante
Tusante and Pasting
State aid bill widens school salary support to larger cities
Opinion piece condemns a legislative proposal to raise state aid for teacher salaries, arguing it shifts the burden to larger cities while smaller towns gain only limited grants. The author calls the plan a disguised tax shift and warns it harms urban funding, despite aiming for equity.
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Cheir Indalese
Giants of the past roam London and North America
A historical essay notes fossils and relics from London’s marshy past including mammoth teeth and giant rhinoceros skulls. It compares them to gigantic prehistoric finds in Wyoming Montana Canada and Africa, then traces early mastodon footprints in the Connecticut valley and Northampton Massachusetts with notes on ancient climates and life across eras.
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London
Apeil
Tongland
Chelsea
Fleet Street
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
England
América
Wyomning
Montana
Ganada
Africa
Connecticut
Government Seeds For Home Gardens Campaign Promoted
Washington launches free seed distribution for home gardens with nearly $100,000 in seeds sent to remote townships. Farmers are urged to request free bulletins from the Agriculture Department, including practical guides on vegetables, garden disease control, and home market gardening.
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Washington
At Army
Secretary of Agriculture
Wasington
Cat Frees Ruer’s
Hennerdeity Murners
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Hane
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Call to bring Bergdoll home sparks public debate
In a fierce public dispute, critics urge Bergdoll’s extradition from Germany, arguing the United States must press military and state departments to act. Proponents contend the case harms national honor and demands strong representations to secure his return for justice.
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America
Germany
American Legion
Vie Legion
Berdell
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War Department
Bergsol
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State Department
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Debate on naval warfare powers clash over ships and air power
Across Britain and America, editors weigh naval innovation, with Mitchell urging battleships and nukes as deterrents while others favor submarines aircraft and stronger air forces. Newspapers dissect naval boards views, defense budgets, and future warfare shifts amid a heated continental dialogue.
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England
America
General Mitchell
Wy Service
Britain
Sima
Navy
Baltimore News
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Wytland
Japan
New York
Thues
Dom
Mopida Metropoia
Oem
Jon
Tre
Mil
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Naval Board
Indianapolis News
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Dayton News
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Bardealitus
Postly
Willy Mustard
Ae Piemgeno
Ada
Wells Descaibes
New Yorke Post
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Renters' Rise to Homes Sparks Rural Reform
A fragmented reminiscence laments prewar rents and profiteers, urging tenants to endure hardship and strive for affordable houses. It envisions a future of homeownership, shacks of tin or wood, and a peaceful life after landlords are challenged by rising demand for their own dwellings.
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Walt
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Questions and curious queries from a historic press
This fragment reproduces a Washington bureau inquiry asking if someone tried to kill Queen Victoria, plus scattered Q and A items about vocabulary, military ranks, theatre records, geography, biblical and classical references, and a debate on naval power and air warfare, reflecting era concerns and trivia.
Bridgeport News Roundup From The Standard 1881
Bridgeport items cover the Connecticut association meeting in Hartford, Mithra Lodge event at John’s Hall, railroad and manufacturing moves, including NYH and Hartford lines, New London Tire contract, and Bridgeport legal notices. Religious services, sermons by Rev Ball, and a Christchurch concert with a child symphony are noted, plus local obituaries and a Monadnock of Bridgeport public notices.
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Connecticut Association of the New Jerusalem
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Hartford
Hoplist
A. H. Ball
Grand Street
New Haven
Ald #0ciety
Christchurch
Bernard Remberg
Hartford Courant
Fessor Waldo
Yale College
Robert Cait
New London
New London Northern Railroad
G W. Phillips
New York and New England
Legislative Committee On Railroad
New York
Connecticut
Moit
New ‘London
Democrats Eye 1924 Drift as Hapgood Predicts
Norman Hapgood reports anxious Democratic leaders aim to diagnose the party’s ills behind closed doors in Washington. Key figures including Lave Woolley Amidon and Dockweiler weigh the 1924 path while factional tensions and talk of a governing overhaul rise, with Borah seen as a free agent and debate over Harding’s potential leadership.
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Norman Hapgood
Washington
National Democratic Committee
Nave Thomas B. Lave
Robert W. Woolley
White
Samuel B. Amidon
Kansas
Isaac B. Dockweiler
California
Harding
Taft
Aldrich
Using Canned Goods In Sauce And Serving
Instructions from the Washington Information Bureau explain cooking canned vegetables with their liquid to preserve flavor. It advises using the liquid for sauces or dressings and avoiding waste by not discarding it. A request form offers a free copy of original recipes upon sending two stamps.
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Borah
Mr. Harding
Campaig
Cox
McAdar Aong
National Committee
Washington
Burea
Frederic J. Haskin
Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau
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Why Not Poet Verse by Harriet Monroe
A poetic fragment prompts a question about singing today as birds chatter and robins plan a marriage. The speaker wonders about purpose and presence, noting a baby in a carriage and the sun clearing clouds while asking why the poem cannot sing now.
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Harriet Monroe
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