Bridgeport Telegram Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary text from Bridgeport Telegram includes publishing notes and references to the Associated Press and audit bureau, with partial phrases about telephones and open all day service. No coherent event or person details are available in readable form.
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Ae Post Publishing CO
Avidle
Bridgeport
Cork
Audit Bureau of Llrentation
Associated Press
Telegram
Krederic
Haskin
Direceve
Washington, D. C
Che. Inquirer
Present Cheer and Tomorrow's Harvest Await
A fragmented piece reflects on seizing the present hour and hoping for tomorrow's cheer. The speaker laments past sorrows and gathers strength for the immediate moment, hinting at a future harvest of hope.
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Tormarro
Editorial Notes on Everyday Life and Social Observations
A collage of cheeky observations on income, marriage, and social behavior. Witty quips critique finances, home life, dieting, and personal conduct while noting quirks of modern society, such as the buyer’s urge, divorce versus union, and a joke about a seven-child breadwinner. The tone is sharp, ironic, and reflective of daily newspaper commentary.
Weather forecast for Bridgport region with rain and warmth
Disturbance moving from Colorado toward Missouri brings rain for New England and the Great Lakes region. Temperatures are unusually high in the South and Mid Atlantic states, with New England expecting rain and snow Thursday into Friday, then colder weather Friday.
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Bridgsport
Vilaity
Colorado
Misouri
New England
New York
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi
Middle
Atatea
Auding
Bridgeport Tax Outlook Sees Moderate Rate Amid Debt
City residents hesitate at a 31 or 32 mill tax rate for the upcoming year while debt obligations push the burden. Advocates urge a pay as you go approach, cutting waste and unnecessary expenditures to gradually reduce the tax load without harming essential services.
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Bridgeport
Wilson
Immigration Dilemma Extends 3 Percent Law Again
The House voted to extend the 3 percent immigration cap until June 30, 1923, arguing it slows inflows though it preserves undesirables and blocks many desirable arrivals. Harding notes hardships from enforcement. Congress has nearly a year to craft a permanent solution amid public pressure and criticism.
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House
Congress
Jones
House Committee On Immigration
Harding
Congressman Siegel
New York
One Reason Why New York Has to Go Far for Water
Editor laments New York City's water woes caused by deforestation and forest damage. Describes how watershed depletion wastes resources, triggers floods and droughts, and threatens the economy. Mentions Chicago textile exhibit and a grim summer outlook amid erosion and soil loss.
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New York
New York City
Vegetables for Breakfast A Health Bulletin
A health bulletin argues vegetables are as necessary at breakfast as at dinner. It notes most people eat the same breakfast daily and rarely consider changes. It invites readers to review habits and identify which ones need changing.
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Bobb
Nes
Meat and livestock trends signal tight supply and future demand
Amid 1410 era figures the country reports higher cattle and hogs while sheep decline. Population growth lags behind, keeping meat and wool supplies strained as markets anticipate better times yet remain cautious about long term planning.
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Socie
Skirts WHS Women 60 Fusion Decrees Spark Debate
A fragmented report from WHS notes talk of skirts for women and fusion decrees with contention over fashion policy. The item hints at debates on gender norms and institutional dress guidelines without clear outcomes.
Farmers H Exports Reach Record Volumes This Year
Leading American farm products exports exceeded 29,000,000 tons, higher than 16,500,000 in 1920 and 10,600,000 in May 1918. Despite the volume, the export value fell below 2,000,000,000 dollars in 1921, with around 3,900,000,000 in 1920 and roughly 1,000,000,000 in 1918, reflecting ongoing export pricing challenges amid sales constraints.
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Prines
Oil Gushers Signal Abundant Persian Supplies
A report notes daily gusher flows of 261000 barrels in Merl, with oil at 60 cents per barrel potentially yield 130400 dollars daily. Experts warn of looming exhaustion, while another field recently brought in a wide gusher. A Persian well reportedly produced 26,000,600 barrels in ten years with a continued high yield of about 29,000 barrels per day.
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Merl
Persia
Collapse at Knickerbocker Theater Prompts Coroner Jury
In Washington DC a coroner’s jury investigates a Knickerbocker movie house collapse with nine men ordered held for the grand jury. The men were in charge of construction and inspection as authorities warn owners to ensure safety after a catastrophe feared to reflect widespread poor building practices.
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Washington, D.C
Wettern
Deing Good and Joyride Reflections in Verse
A fragmented verse piece by Walt Mason critiques superficial thinkers and daily fuss while celebrating inventive minds. It blends erratic names and phrases to sketch a satirical panorama of modern life, invention, and ordinary labor, ending with a defiant nod to honest toil.
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John D
Severa
Tomas Ile Akron
Barroom supplies vanish from classware exhibit
Chicago reports at the glassware exhibit that barroom supplies and many liquor-related items are missing as Prohibition reshapes the industry. Exhibitors note the eighteenth amendment crippled demand, with only a few wine glasses and goblets remaining while manufacturers shift to non liquor tableware.
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Chicago
Tit
Glass
Pottery and
Neuse Furnishings
Bitlon
Avere
France
Mlase
Taxes Aheads of Evnrything in Foreclosure Query
To the editor the writer asks if the first mortgage holds priority over a mechanic s lien in a foreclosure. A CONSTANT READER seeks clarification on tax liens and lien order. The letter reflects reader concern about how taxes and liens affect property foreclosures.
Winter's harsh toll blights a mourning night
A fragmented verse recounts a dire scene of cold shortages and death. The speaker laments hunger and violence as a sweetheart dies from poison, a brother is stabbed, and a grim household is left in wreckage. The narrator reflects on ruin and desolation amid winter hardships.
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Uea
Ataif
Bill
New York Health Column Advises Smallpox Shield Not Diphtheria
Commissioner Dr Roy S Copeland explains vaccination eliminated smallpox deaths in major cities, urges parents to protect children from diphtheria with Schick test and preventive vaccine. He discusses tonsil structure, infection risk, and healthy living for resistance, inviting readers to mail questions.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D
New York
New York City
Chicago
City
Tod
Our Children The Independent Family by Angelo Patri
A discussion on raising independent children contrasts individual self reliance with helping siblings. An elder recalls her family where one son supported four siblings, sacrificing much yet gaining life rich in experience. The piece argues teaching children to live for themselves may better prepare them for the future.
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Our
The
Angelo Patri
Tan
Shera Alope
Tim
Tausk
Nis
Phillips Named Woodmont Postmaster in 1921
W J Phillips named Woodmont postmaster after serving as farmer borough official. Appointment announced by President Harding and sent to Congress for confirmation. Phillips succeeds Charles P Farren who held the position previously.
U S Aviators Restricted to Hawaii Airspace
Hawaii aviation rules issued by Attorney General Hamydewin limit flight over the islands to U S aviators only. Licenses granted to eligible officers and reservists. prohibited areas include civilian flight below sunrise to sunset and prevention of nonmilitary activity.
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United States
Lavwit
Hamydewin Ands Incorporated
Territory Aviation
Willie
Resulntions
Tha
Simal
T. Stofler
Answers to Questions About Acid Stomach and Skincare
The text explains acid stomach is usually caused by an incorrect diet and constipation. It advises correcting the diet and purging the bowels to improve the condition. It also begins to address remedies for blackheads on a baby, but the fragment ends abruptly.
Reader Q and A from The Telegram Bureau cited
A series of questions and answers cover topics from military returns from Manila to immigration law the Civil War lieutenant generals and ancient Athens population. The page includes explanations of moon phases Celtic languages the Fiume treaty and cotton market points with brief factual responses and periods of historical trivia.
What the glands are and what they do
A historical article explains ductless glands and their role in the body. It lists glands such as thyroid pituitary adrenals parathyroids pancreas and explains their influence on growth metabolism energy and development. The piece argues personality mood and even mind depend on gland function.
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Hereward Carrington
New York
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Reena
Anid
Bex
Thyross
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