Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Notice
Publication details indicate a daily paper with subscription rates and distribution notes. The fragment mentions Metropolitan Tower and Bridgeport, Connecticut, with references to circulation and postal terms, though many lines are garbled. The readable items point to a standard newspaper notice about subscriptions and circulation.
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John Glass
Beepins
Middle Street
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Fragmented OCR poem fragment describes a warm shelter from winter storms. It mentions a house with inviting light and friendly passersby. The text includes stray phrases about safety from frost and a welcoming corner.
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Editorial notes from a chaotic morning page
A jumble of snippets covers politics taxes and society from multiple places. Topics include a Senate investigation, a proposed markdown sale, a North Carolina man with 84 children facing income tax, New York clergy complaining about fat men, Silesian elections with 20 000 troops, Pennsylvania teaching cooking, and random curiosities about births crime and everyday life. The tone is a stream of varied notes rather than a cohesive report.
Sidewalk Snapshots MoOWalt in enarge c04 at bellies
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions MoOWalt and enarge c04 at bellies, with unclear context. The readable words point to an observational caption or note about street life or a local scene, lacking concrete names, places, or events to form a full report.
Government Expenditures Split Between Civil and Military
A chart by Dr. B Rosa of the United States Bureau of Standards analyzes ten years ending 1929, showing average annual net government outlays of 861,543,870 dollars with only about 21 percent for civil administration and public works, while the bulk funds cover military, pension, and prior war obligations. The piece notes the prewar term million dollar Congress was misleading, citing pre-1917 totals and post office and self-supporting branches.
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B Rosa
United States Bureau of Standards
Congress
Carrene
Ras
Post Ofice
ICVV
Treasury
Abolishing Money in Russia Aims to Ease Burdens
The piece notes the Soviet move to abolish money as a response to hyperinflation. It imagines a cashless Moscow where papers and barter replace rubles, and travel fares would be free with approved purpose proofs. It mocks bureaucratic control and previews heavy official labor needed to regulate travel.
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Moscow
Russia
Common Courtesy for the Ministry Protestants Call For Change
The Methodist Episcopal church launches a campaign against contemptuous depictions of Protestant ministers in stage and film. It contrasts Catholics, who are treated with respect, urging Protestants to curb stereotypes and accept humor without wrath.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Iira
Blue Eyed Men Tale Echoes Fractured Times
A fragment from a Bridgeport era column laments faded days and warns of unfaithfulness myths. It juxtaposes a European Bureau claim about blue eyed men with nostalgia for Old Park and Clinton races, skating on Mayorly’s, and a community spirit long gone.
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Morty Sears
Park
Clinton Avention
Mavorly
Charlie Wood
Ellie Varialy
Wil Trabes
Wen Distey
Jota Potter
Silverbright
Bridgepore
All Sides Of It News And Ideas In The Christian Daily Standard
A fragmentary overview discusses the Christian Daily Standard as a new, well-backed paper aiming for clean journalism, its potential reception, comparisons to the Christian Science Monitor, and debates on editorial independence versus censorship. It notes industry pressures, reader expectations, and the fate of similar ventures.
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Christian Daily Standard
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Sharen
Monitor
Dan Business Enterprise
Thermorsst
Newa
Francis Siye
Ia Frye
Aditoy
Fragmented tale of pills and strange cures in old speech
A garbled historical passage describes dubious tonics and chalk pills, with references to a brave mason and a weary town. It presents a parable like scene of remedies, temperance, and whispered warnings about pills that affect the heart and nerves.
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Aquilla
Willie Doe
Apack
Moron in Scripture Sparks Letter Debate
A reader letter argues that the term Moron, defined as a mental age seven to twelve, reflects a Biblical critique of natural man. The writer cites Paul and argues spiritual discernment is blocked by intellectual limits, urging examination of scriptural foolishness versus wisdom and criticizing unspiritual viewpoints.
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Moron
Goa
Sondivesa
Mexican Soviets Shower Pamphlets on Compers
A garbled foreign language dispatch describes officials or groups distributing pamphlets to individuals named as compers in a political or revolutionary context. The text references a president or head figure and mentions authority figures and a public dissemination act. The readable portion centers on propaganda efforts and political messaging in a chaotic scene.
Bridgeport Daily Notes and Meetings January 1884
Bridgeport items recount city events from January 1 to 4 1884. Mentions Ghost Show incidents a church revival meeting stockholder elections at Connecticut National Bank Peyconnack National Bank and Bridgeport National Bank officers and directors, local arrests for counterfeiting and court dates, and notes on residents visiting or leaving town.
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Connecticut National Bank
Lemuel W. Baldwin
Phils C. Calhoun
Samuel C. Trubee
Jarratt Morford
William D. Bishop
Henry B. Drew
William F. Higby
Marshall
Mort
W. Baldwin
HK. B. Drew
Peyconnack National Bank
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John M. Wh
Pefarest
Fox
Lacey
Questions on Agriculture and Science From Washington Bureau
A 1911 inquiry column answers varied questions on plant propagation of Easter lilies from beets, corn distilling quantities, freshwater storage in Great Lakes, stave wood exposure, Browning machine gun operation, skunk scent gland removal, and toasting Latin tests. The Telegraph Information Bureau reply outlines feasible experiments and basic scientific facts.
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Washington
Telegram ‘Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
National Officers To Attend Meeting Of St George Here
National officers will attend the St George meeting in Bridgeport with Supreme President Seba Orel and Vice President George Tucker of Michigan leading the Ordos Sons of St George. An informal dinner opens the event at 6 oclock followed by a program in the St George hall with speaker on Mon George and Modern Dragon.
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Salt Lake City
Warmonty
Johnny Jones
Vie Srolth
Meike
Pier Heales
Erdyr Felraat
First Baptist
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Louis White
James Young
John Cromer
Charles Pass
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Recipes for Using Canned Focused Content
A distorted OCR item describes a book of more than four pages with 756 new Thai recipes. It targets housewives and resellers and mentions an index of soups and various dishes.
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Science
Fragmentary note hints at color distinction in spring event
A garbled line suggests distinguishing a seaw fox from a red one and mentions spring timing and a Symbian BRAT event. It reads as a fragmented observational note with unclear context and several garbled terms.
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