Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates in advance for various periods and notes it is published by The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middlest Bridgeport Connecticut. It mentions Barnum 6100 telephone exchange and that it connects departments with carriers delivering daily and Sunday editions and that The Associated Press distributes the local and other news.
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Editorial Notes From A Cynic On Modesty And Society
A jumble of clipped thoughts critiques modesty and public virtue. The writer mocks headline writers, law reform debates, and modern parenting while noting the tension between idealism and public respectability. The piece reflects social satire and a cautious, skeptical voice about contemporary culture.
Sentences Sermons on Safety and Liberty
A fragmentary verse piece extols safety in virtue money promises and politics. It asserts a preacher aligns with the right side and a newspaper with factual truth while alleging a woman stands outside a perpetual triangle and everyone remains within law keepers.
Weather map forecast for northern New England to Atlantic Coast
Settled for northern New England this weekend with cold temperatures by Sunday. Southern New England remains unsettled with Saturday and Sunday showery, little temperature change overall. Winds shift from northwest to northeast along the coast, with overcast conditions and possible rain or snow in southern New York and eastern regions.
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Ermont
New York
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Sandy Wook
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Wids
New Foundland
Alber
Mississippi River
Middie
North Alant
Temperature Calculation in the Middlebrook Almanac
The article notes a temperature table or calculation titled Tha Telegram by the Middlebrook Almanac. It lists rising, high and low water times with references to Bun, sun, and moon phases, indicating a maritime reference for daily temperature and tide data.
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Middlebrook Almanac
Remember the Birds At Winter Food Help Urged
Naturalists report many birds stay in northern areas through winter when food and shelter are available including robins, sparrows, meadowlarks, doves, cowbirds, thrushes, and red winged blackbirds. The article urges households to provide suet and feeders, noting urban areas see more hunger stress than rural settings. It emphasizes kindness, winter feeding, and observing birds as spring approaches.
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Cites
Cary
Reforming murder law urges malice standard change
Judge Otto A Rosalsky in New York calls for legal reform to end evasions in murder trials. He attacks nonsensical degree differentiations and seeks clear criteria for murder versus manslaughter, urging stringent, timely justice and removal of delays that shield criminals while penalizing victims and the public.
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Otto A Rosalsky
Count of General Sessions
New York City
Rosalsky
Courts Await Legislature Action On Harsh Sentencing
Courts expect lawmakers to act while judges, echoing a New York jurist, call for severe penalties and long terms for habitual criminals appearing before them.
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New York
St Pauls Dome Faces Demolition Under City Surveyor’s Plan
The London City Surveyor condemns St Pauls as unsafe and urges demolishing the 108 foot diameter dome and rebuilding it to modern standards. Sir Christopher Wren’s original plans are defended by supporters who warn of costly long term risk and possible collapse.
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Menopoli
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Starting an Epidemic and Its Spread Across a Community
The essay likens diphtheria to a fire, starting small but spreading through vulnerable people. It argues that disease, like a conflagration, grows where germs breed and that only those using modern medical protections can prevent an epidemic and achieve zero diphtheria rates. The lesson applies beyond Norwalk to any community.
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Chicago
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Political Pointers on Local Elections and Party Strategy
A fragmented report outlines how the party faces a decisive local election, with figures like Ashford, Watton, and Norman Iofoke mentioned in context. It notes the party’s challenge to win in a divided district, the role of south versus north support, and mentions candidates and potential strategies without graphic detail.
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Fragmented confusion in Twelfth district echoes uncertain inquiry
A hazy text fragments tangle political references and local places in a scene of vague inquiry. Names, districts, and actions appear disrupted with stray terms suggesting a political dispute or investigation without clear facts or outcomes.
Diggers of Stage Travel Wing Accident on Rail Route
An 1825 United States Gazette item describes a mail coach accident near Louisville and Sackett's Harbor caused by the driver’s fall. A passenger dislocated a shoulder and another was injured as panic spread among riders. The horses ran two miles before a wagon wheel broke loose, toppling the coach and entangling gear.
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Sackett
Harbou
Louville
Maas Fieter
Saingenfield
Sy Fae Pigson
Pissengers
Broken Treasures by Anne Campridi
Fragmented verse image shows young readers reflecting on treasured items broken or lost. A nostalgic piece explores meaning, care, and memory as a harsh word lingers, urging empathy and responsibility across a family scene.
Mexico Refuses Foreign Indemnities
A government statement declares Mexico will not pay indemnities to foreign interests. The official says the lands and dividends in question are governed by domestic land taxation laws, and no payment will be made within the specified period amid regional questions.
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Mlaico Cpi
Fun Shop Wordplay Struggles With Crossword Craze
In a comic slice, a tired family debates a crossword craze. Nell eyes the ceiling while Willies brain reels over words. Dad grumbles at the ridiculous clues and tough letters, dulling appetite and patience as the crossword fever grows.
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Willum Criomnan, Jr
Nell
JINGLE JANGLE AND POKER TALES IN THE PAPER
A chaotic page shows tongue twisters and jingles about dogs and horses, with humorous snippets on marriage, grooming, and a section hinting at editor’s gossip. It includes crude poems, playful word games, and note on a writing contest with payment details.
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Zelta Witthens
Bridgecort Telegram
The Italian House at Columbia Promotes US Italian Ties
Columbia University opens The Italian House to promote cultural exchange between Italy and the United States. The initiative stresses shared kinship, Italian literature, music, art, and arts institutions, urging public support and collaboration with Columbia leaders to permeate American culture with Italian influence.
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The Cause Of Baldness And Its Proposed Remedies
A fragmented discussion presents theories of baldness as hereditary or linked to blood flow and toxins. It mentions scalp conditions, hair loss patterns, and the need for blood circulation as factors, with speculative remedies and uncertain conclusions.
New Year Greeting from Burnham Reflects on Past and Present
A belated greeting card from William L. Burnham, former head of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation, recalls 30 years ago when prices and daily life were simple. It contrasts then with today’s autos, airships, gambling, movies, and Prohibition era manners, urging a Happy New Year as life changes.
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William L. Burnham
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Board of Contract and Supply
Akron Ohio Bank
Republcan
National Education Association to Meet in Indianapolis
The National Education Association chose Indianapolis for its next convention and set June 28 to July 4 as the event window. The notice mentions medical inquiries and guidance from Dr Copeland on hygiene and sanitation topics, inviting readers to submit questions with self addressed stamped envelopes.
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