Bridgeport Telegram Advertisement and Masthead Fragments
Fragmentary text from The Bridgeport Telegram includes rates for mail postage and advertising, address at 2 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut, and mentions the Associated Press. It appears to be a damaged page with publication details and ad rates rather than a full article.
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Eaoanee
Middle Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Prisss
Associated Press
Bis
Focal News
A Line O' Cheer. The Advance Agent.
A fragmentary skit scene shows an advance agent named Spring Day asking about orders for April trade. The dialogue hints at factory labor and winter hardship, with a challenge to produce work and gather orders despite snowy conditions.
Editorial Notes On A Morning Paper’s Fragmented World
A garbled editorial piece surveys current headlines and opinions from past eras. It cites United States notes to France, Fiume writings, and a range of social topics. Mentions include a Harvard student inheritance, Indian land measures, Schaghticoke Islands, Baruch, and Jess Willard. The tone wavers between satire and commentary, reflecting editorial miscellany and dated concerns.
Sidewalk Snapshots Highlight James A Mallett
James A. Mallett of 2757 Magpie Street Stratford is a well known figure in fraternal circles. He has visited two sites and is noted as treasurer and a prominent voting member in local Masonry and other orders.
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Mallett
James A. Mallett
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Stratford
Tae Ihe
Buckingham
Comenany
Turny
Oronayne Iwc Poon
Modern Snow Removal In New York And Bridgeport
The New York Times notes snow removal matched with a fall record using 180 Caterpillar tractors to keep main arteries open during a storm. Bridgeport could use motor driven plows and local crews for a ready plan to keep streets clear and commerce moving during heavy snow events.
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New York City
New Yor Times
Trafic
America
Bridgeport
State
Weedless lawn discovery from Rhode Island College
After twenty years of work Rhode Island State College reports a fertilizer finding that grows grass while reducing weeds. Replacing nitrate of soda with ammonium sulfate lowers soil pH, keeps it acidic, helps grass thrive, impairs weed growth, and promises a weedless lawn with less labor.
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Rhode Island State College
Connecticut Agricultural College
Can We Afford to Own a Car in Different Areas
The article examines how income levels affect car ownership costs across country, city, and suburban settings. It cites a 1600 annual income needing a 600 car, 400 upkeep. city costs rise to 700 maintenance and 3280 income. suburbs expect 2224 income for proper car care. Tire life and street quality also influence expenses.
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Bridgeport
Utah moves from shotgun to electric chair in executions
A column reflects on Utah repealing the shotgun execution law and replacing it with the electric chair. It notes the previous method offered five citizens a payoff to shoot, the public interest in the job, and questions about humanity and brutality compared to Connecticut’s approach.
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Utah
Toree
Connecticut
Bridgeport Forms Its Own Symphony Orchestra
Bridgeport aims to become a music hub by fostering local talent as a real symphony orchestra presents its second concert at Bridgeport High School Sunday at 3 pm. Backed by the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Rotary, the event invites all music lovers to support a cultural movement toward regular concerts and broader appeal. The Telegram advocates a thriving Bridgeport Symphony and continued popular concerts reflecting civic pride.
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Bridgeport
Polace
Bridgeport High School
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Telegram
Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra
Contelligrat
Bussian
Inauguration Questions From The Washington Bureau
A Washington information request discusses Washingtons inauguration details, noting General Washington rode to the Senate, took the oath on a New York balcony, and spoke before St Pauls church. It covers ceremony times, attire, and officials, plus queries on subway miles, hoop snakes, Billie Burke, locust usage, and poker hand rankings.
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Waalington
Whallington
New York
Pennsylvania
Malin
Philadelph
Riyer
Elizabeth Point
Congress
Clayton
Washington
Waghinelan
Senate
John Adams
Uin Senet
Smalion
State of
St. Pauls Church
China relief fund urged as money needed for food aid
New York reports through the state department describe urgent relief measures for China. Thomas W. Lamont says millions of dollars are required to buy food and medicines, with typhus prevention units planned and rail, river, and canal routes to be tapped as funds permit.
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New York
Aar*sociated Press
China
Europe
America
Thomas W. Lamont
China Mamibe Fund Committee
State Department
Charles Th. Crane
Jwmn
Gharia
Crane
Lamont
Manchuria
Humankind vs Beasts in a Poetic Contemplation
A poet muses on human trouble and a wish to live like animals free of taxes and bills. He contrasts human burdens with animal simplicity, imagining a crocodile’s wariness and a kangaroo’s carefree hops, while acknowledging universal pains and the search for sustenance.
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Walt
Amy
Ignorance of Monroe Doctrine Hampers Pan American Unity
In Uruguay February 24 Dr Baltazar, Uruguayo president, warns ignorance of the Monroe Doctrine hinders forming a Pan American league. He notes distrust and countermoves toward a Latin American league, citing Washington policy and equal enforcement across nations.
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Uruguay
United States
Baltazar
North America
Washington
Brum
Teach
Teagie Aeningst
Piye
Pe Tam
Holivit
Peru
Amo
America
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Amonean
Mahi’ Wien
Naked
Ak Arin Wien Tien
Allerdas
Fewsalty
Bridgeport Forty Years Ago Highlights Local Events
Bridgeport notes a masquerade at the gun club, new locomotives ordered for the Wausage Railroad, and weddings at 406 Cotton Avenue and 24 Main Street. A permanent trotting fair is proposed, religious services, and notable social gatherings fill the scene alongside civic updates and arrivals from political figures.
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Sexside Park
Tranistan Avenue
Student scalding at college cocoa party incident
Hartford February 24 Thurston B Macaviey of New York a class 22 member at a New York college was seriously scalded in the Delta Psi fraternity scene. While making cocoa the boiling pan was tipped from a dumb waiter chute spilling hot liquid onto his face and head. He is now in the college infirmary with non fatal injuries.
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Hartford
Thurston B. Macaviey
New York
T Collexe
MacAviey
Delta Psi
MacAuley
MacAuley Wen
Armed youth eludes guards of the Kaiser in Boorn
Report from Boorn Holland dated February 27 describes four German youths pinning two revolvers and attempting to breach the home of the German emperor. One youth reportedly was caught inside the grounds, with the fate of the others uncertain.
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Boorn
Holland
Resterdas
Free Educational Package Offered by Informastien Bureau
The Informastien bureau in Washington offers a free sample package to school children to foster reading benefits. The package contains educational contents such as nun objects, calendars, birds, insects, and stories. requestors must write clearly, include address, and enclose five cents for postage.
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Informastien Bureau
Iha Telegram
Washington
Bureau
Lice Colks
Tegderic J Haskin Heads Bridgeport Telegram Bureau Charge
Washington announces Tegderic J Haskin as director of the Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau. He sends two series stamps for return courtesy on a copy of The Children's Package. Unclear details reference trees and location.
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Tegderic J. Haskin
Bridgeport
Telagram Information Bureau
Waashingtom
Gestace
Hear the Music of the Nurmanne Breeze Inside Church
The verse-trail sketches a quiet sacred space as a speaker recalls hearing a mother’s knees and a distant singing bird. It evokes spiritual mystery and a searching calm, with lines about breath, rest, and inner peace. Corinne Roossvelt Robinson is cited with a poetic signature.
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Eny
Corinne Roossvelt Robinson
Lee Thane
Shy Beart
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Jess Willard
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Jame Hock
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George W. Peet
Falls Vilage
Edward Leavitt
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David S Draper
John B. Peck
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Main Street Tabernacle
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