Ridgeport Telegram advertisement notice
Public notice from The Post Publishing Co detailing advertising representation and distribution terms for the Ridgeport Telegram and Sunday Post. Mentions offices in Metropolitan York and Barnum addresses, with publication at Shades Street Bridgeport Connecticut and Associated Press credit.
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Post Telegram
Sunday Post
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Metropolitan
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A Line O Cheer by John KeniTtok Bass
Fragmentary verse sample shows playful lines about luck and sharing, with odd spellings and tethers. It reads like a short poem or poetic vignette with irregular rhythm and a whimsical tone.
Editorial Notes Jumbled Phrases Spur Curious Headlines
A garbled editorial page fragment offers a mishmash of quotes and jumbled sentences. It mentions unity versus division, public will versus politicians, and a vague note about a rich widow marrying Bill Hohenzollern, with stray references to astrologers and January births.
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Bill Hohenzollern
Weather, Set Not By Tom Gilliam Are The Landmarks
Fragmentary note frames a didactic sequence on virtues. mentions landmarks named as Success, Unselfishness, Pride, Honesty, Diligence, Selfishness, Sight, and Common Sense guiding a journey to The Right along a highway to Success.
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Tom Gilliam
Weather forecast details storm moving from Great Lakes
A volatile weather report describes a developing storm exiting the Great Lakes toward New England with snow and rain. Strong southerly winds, gale conditions, and a sharp temperature drop are expected in the northeast and mid-Atlantic regions. The western disturbance moves east-northeast, bringing snow and rain Thursday and improving by Friday.
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Henry
East Port
Maine
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Temperatures From New Raven Weather Observation
Observation taken at 5 p.m. by the Bureau reports temperatures at New Raven Wuathos. Almanac calculations provide daily averages and related readings for the bridgepart by Middieleols Almanac.
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New Raven Wuathos
Traders and Workers
Alben B. Johnson, president of Baldwin Locomotive Works, did not speak at Bridgeport Chamber due to a breakdown. The piece argues foreign trade and tariffs risk unemployment for American workers, illustrating with a Bridgeport cutlery worker facing competition from cheap imports and questioning economists who urge open doors to wealth for traders rather than laborers.
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Alben B. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Americ
Germany
Perhans
Economist
Marvels of 1622 and 1822 compared in a vintage clockback
A nostalgic overview contrasts life in 1822 with 1922, noting early steam sugar engines in Louisiana, rubber tubes by Thomas Skidmore, first cast iron water conduits in Philadelphia, and inventions like artificial teeth and fence-picket machines. It cites Texas cotton roots, Florida territory, naval raids off Cuba, and early print cylinder engravings, framing 1822 as dull next to 1922.
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Thomas Skidmore
New York
Philadelphia
Christopher Cornelius
Texas
Jared Tr. Grace
Congress
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Navy
Cuba
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Messrs. Mason and
Laldwich
Diary fragment cites 1878 bank failure and Federal Reserve contrast
The diary entry notes Jay Cooke & Co failed on September 18, 1878 sparking panic as bank presidents seek relief from the Treasury balance of 44 million dollars. It contrasts then with later signs of economic cycles, farm activity, and a return of music trends reflecting social mood and civic discourse.
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Jay Coole & Go
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Miriy Strang
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Shack
Trade rebound and Latin America shift in 1930s markets
A garbled report notes 83 percent of exports to Europe with American manufacturers losing ground in Latin America and the rest. It suggests markets expanding elsewhere as Europe recovers. Farmers await better conditions and priority in any recovery.
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Europa
Europe
The Bootleggers On furtive Test glows the street
Walt Mason voices alarm about bootleggers hidden on the streets His verses describe liquor operations using improvised stills and tainted spirits He cautions readers that consuming such illicit blend leads to ruin and death while moralizing on the dangers of prohibition era crime and vice.
Harding Favors Bonus, Senator Bursam Says
Washington Jan 4 President Harding favors a soldier bonus if funding can be raised without harming the government's finances. Senator Bursam Republican of New Mexico said after a conference with the President that foreign debts should be yielded as a basis for the payments.
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Washington
Senator Ra Lark faced bribe claim in film bill row
Albany reports remand after noon debate on a $200,000 bribe offer allegedly made last year by motion picture interests to defeat the movie censorship bill. Senator James J. Walker, minority leader, read a Reform Bulletin statement noting Senator Lusk could have received $100,000 if he shifted his stance on the bill.
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Albany
Clayton Ra Lark
James J. Walker
Correct English Quiz Explains Pronoun and Word Choice
A Daily Quiz explains the distinction between who and whom in possessive and objective cases with examples. It also revises quoted speech punctuation and a spelling of difficult phrases, noting changes such as said by and projecting slightly from the background.
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Sherald
Republican campaign deficit to be made up
Washington January 4 The deficit of the last Republican campaign totaling 1600000 will be made up by month end. Pred Upham of Chicago treasurer of the Republican National Committee said about 906000 has been raised and the remaining 200000 will come in before January 8.
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Washington
Pred Upham
Chicago
Republican National
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Owell
Normalcy by Berton Braley
A fragmented verse lampoons postwar life returning to normalcy with jumbled lines about a telephone girl, janitors, streetcar conductors, taxicab drivers, waiters, and festive crowds. The poem mocks societal quirks, holiday bustle, and the desire to move on from upheaval as Christmas ends.
Police heads to speak at the United Forum
Police officials and city leaders will address a community forum at the United Forum on Sunday night. Chair Philop Calhoun and Superintendent Ordeleledh Flanagan will back up topics on department operations and staff hiring with other officers present.
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United Forum
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Lie Brand
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Philop Calhoun
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Flanagan
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Evern Aytll
New Poli Theatre Opening Schedules Amid Labor Day
A fragmented item reports a theatre opening around Labor Day with unclear details and garbled names. It mentions War regression and a theatre sector with references to Georg and Geddla but lacks coherent dates or places.
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NEW Pol
Charities Department Organization Delayed Report
Fragmented notice notes reorganization within the Charities Department amid delays and officials including a town commissioner. Mentions potential impacts on hospitals, schools, and organizations in Pranee sige and Vere Teds amid unclear events and names.
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Bahreng Jr
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Confide To The Doctor A Health Advice Column
Reader questions about medical access and preventive care highlight that poor communities using clinics and dispensaries often show lower infant mortality. The column stresses calling a doctor early, avoiding home remedies, and trusting health authorities to reduce illness and death. It covers common inquiries on moles, perspiration, scratches, and tonsil issues with practical guidance.
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New York State
New York
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Elsa
Wealth Should Assure an Enriching Childhood
A public health notice warns parents of common childhood physical faults such as flat feet and low arches. Experts say early detection and proper treatment during infancy may prevent lifelong issues. The appeal invites readers to secure a hygiene association booklet by mail with a stamped return envelope.
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Tomerlatn
Medical questions on nerve pain and diagnosis
The text asks about causes of sore hands feet and joints in a vague setting, mentioning joints nerves and possible neuritis. It discusses examining and diagnosing, suggesting a medical evaluation for persistent pain and suspected neural involvement. It implies questions about treatments and next steps with professional guidance.
Reader Q and A from The Telegram Information Bureau
A collage of reader questions answered by The Telegram Information Bureau. Topics include railway history in Italy and Naples, Gibraltar trial charges, dictionary origins, Ellis Island charity workers, bubble physics, panic grasses, in-train telephone tests, mustard gas naming, wood pulp mills by state, thread markings, treating hides with lime, Alaska railroads, and related details.
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L. J.A
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Atlantia
Great Lakes
Pacific Ocean
Clark
A Corner in Nonsense and a Seat in the Streetcar
Two women complain about male conduct on a streetcar as they push past men and other riders for a seat. The dialogue captures impatience with chivalry and a snapshot of public transit dynamics, including a whispered plan to read the news while avoiding standing.
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Ming
John
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