Bridgeport Telegram Publication Details and Contacts
Bridgeport Telegram announces daily publication by The Post Publishing Co on Middle Street Bridgeport Conn with a Barnum exchange phone line. Subscription notes list Bath mail prepaid rates and carrier delivery options plus day and night operation. Associated Press member news is credited as required.
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Editorial Notes on Truth Serum and Public Ideals
A fragmentary editorial notes a serum to extract truth and critiques anti vaccination and commercialism. It cites Eugenia Dennis of Kansas and mentions New York authorities, Bridgeport voters, redisscusses tax policy, and comments on Ford, Bryan, and government officials amid unrest over taxation and public ethics.
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Weather forecast notes storm moving northeast with snow likely
A damaged weather note describes a central complex off the Louisiana coast moving northeast toward the Atlantic coast. Snow potential across southern New England and northern New York with rain or mix elsewhere. Advisory warnings issue northeast winds, heavy at sea, with rapid intensification and coastal impacts from Virginia to New Jersey and beyond.
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Restrictions on revolvers call for national gun law
Editorial argues only nationwide legislation can curb revolver sales and gun crime. It criticizes state measures as ineffective due to cross border access and notes incidents showing armed citizens deter burglars, urging a drastic federal bill despite counterpoints.
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Fortifying Wealth in Tax Debate at Palm Beach
Otto Kahn argues high surtaxes fortify established wealth and hinder small capital formation. He contends the tax policy reduces opportunities for newcomers and reduces revenue over time, while Democrats and insurgent Republicans push for harsher rates, showing political tactics over national interest.
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Otto Kahn
New York
Congress
Educational Shortcomings in U S Education Debate
Chicago educators criticize government for underfunding schooling while spending billions on eradication efforts. They propose stocktaking educators would redirect funds toward teaching reading writing and core subjects rather than broad curricula.
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Chicago
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Nicotine Vapor and Pipe Juices in Tobacco Debate
The Montreal Gazette notes a claim about oily juice forming in a smoking pipe and the role of a colorless volatile liquid in nicotine’s effects on the heart. It states that small quantities of nicotine can be lethal to animals and discusses the compound’s relation to tobacco aroma rather than the tobacco’s flag.
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Death of Dr Abraman cited as cloud over electronic method review
A San Vransjea physician, Dr Albert Abraman, dies amid fierce debate over the electronic method he championed. The American investigation faces uncertainty as committees question the method, the practitioner’s integrity, and the value of his alleged invention. The obituary notes his estate, estimated between two and three million, and his creation of an electronic college and laboratory in San Francisco.
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Connecticut Gubernatorial Feud Sparks Courier Confusion
The Hartford Courant reports a political scramble as Moeienmb, wartime Connecticut governor, plans a West Indies trip to escape election heat. John Wadham and Bingham vie for nomination while Healcomb and Judwell weigh in, fueling an uproar among officials and press agents.
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Inquisitorial Proposal Against Tax Privacy
A debated House measure would force public disclosure of individual income tax returns to curb fraud. Critics warn the plan mirrors an inquisition, violates privacy, and could undermine fair governance, while supporters urge scrutiny to ensure tax compliance. President Coolidge reportedly plans to veto such legislation.
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Byrnes to Seek U S Senate in Democratic Primary
Congressman James W. Byrnes of South Carolina announces his candidacy for United States senator in the coming Democratic primary against Senator Nathaniel B. Dial. Former Governor Cale L. Blease seeks the nomination as well as a major party contest unfolds with liquor law enforcement and statewide political currents shaping the race.
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South Carolina
Washington
United States
Nathaniel B. Dial
Cale L. Blease
Palmietto
Smith
New York
February Verse by Walt Mason Predicts Spring Returns
iN FEBRUARY by WALT MASON celebrates the approaching mild weather and budding signs of spring. The narrator recalls hard work and cold hardships but finds consolation in the coming warmth, birdsong, and flowers as winter loosens its grip.
Domestic scene in Kennebunkport ends in雪 snowmu
One Hundred Years Ago from the New York Evening Lost: February 37 1824 describes a man in Kennebunkport famed for wife beating. After a long cycle of mistreatment three women confronted him at his door striking and pinning him in the snow with the others joining in punishing him for his behavior. The crowd called him piteous.
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A House and a Home by Anne Campbell
An odd verse fragment recalls a family longing for land and a home, dreaming of vows and a lamp bright with a shared future. It pivots to a February 6 birthday tribute to Colonel Henry Watterson and a cautionary note on public misunderstanding and bias.
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Henry Watterson
Sociable medical queries from Dr Copeland column
Reader questions cover causes of hiccups and coughing, shampoo from tar soap, effects of decayed teeth on the stomach, and guidance on reading age old literature versus modern works. Dr Copeland invites readers to send inquiries with self addressed envelopes for personal responses.
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Marvelous Instruments Aid In A Muffled Crisis
An old account highlights medical wonders as a mother rushed across the continent for aid after her infant swallowed a steel tack. Modern tools like the bronchoscope and X ray help locate and remove foreign bodies from the windpipe and lungs, saving lives once deemed hopeless.
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Sentences on Learning and Duty From Early Advice
A fragmentary column laments thin penmanship andPoor market and idleness as poor guides. It hints at discipline and diligence as path to improvement. An unrelated note from Atlanta mentions a February 16 dividend of 1.75 dollars for stockholders, payable April 7, amid a company’s trading activity.
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