FOUNDED 1897 THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM
Fragmented OCR item from Bridgeport Telegram with garbled names and addresses. Mentions Fortigh Agver and A Klein at 354 Metropolitan Terrace New York. References daily publication by Post Publishing Co Bridgeport Connecticut and a generic press association note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Pest Omics
Fortigh Agver
A. Klein
Metropolitan
the Post Publishing CO
Bridgenori
Conn
Audi Sureau
Associat Press
Ito
Sersige
A Line of Cheer Poem Fragment by John Kendrick Bangs
A fragment from John Kendrick Bangs hints at cheerful verses and memory loss themes. It mentions dereliinis and sunny tours among flowers, with lines about ending sadness and thinking of glad things. The text resembles a playful, whimsical poetry excerpt with altered words.
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Dereliinis
Deivis Derk
Editorial Notes on Morale and Customs in A City
A jumbled page notes morale remarks and petty details from daily life. It mentions trout fishing timing and curiosity about ongoing stories aboard a ship. It reports on restrictions for prisoners wearing jewelry, a Christmas cigar moment, and reflections on local officials and shifting duties.
Sidewalk Snapshots of Local Service Employee Update
A fragment notes a supervisor at the Masonic Temple on Broad Street and J. H. Lerimore receiving a name porter from the Scottie Gas years ago. It mentions he became named home something after a delay, with unclear details remaining.
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Pnw
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
J. HB. Lerimore
Connecticut Roads Need Major Concrete Highway Push
Governor elect Marcy Davis urges immediate conference with General Gearwe Goethals to plan a statewide concrete highway program. He argues bridges from Bridgeport to Danbury and Stratford to the Washington bridge must be rebuilt to endure, financed by bond proceeds without burdening current taxes, claiming concrete roads offer lasting value and reduced future debts.
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Lugidiature
Tip Ile
Marcy
Davis
Gearwe W. Goethals
TIEN
Ppa
America
Connecticut
Wiesland
Gnonel
Governor Lake
State Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
Doe
Y Department
Bridgeport
Danbury
Shelton
Boston
Stratford Center
Washington Bridge
German marks danger warns investors in foreign exchange
A financial column cautions investors to soberly assess German marks noting extreme inflation measures. It cites Germany's 63 trillion marks in circulation, a 6,200 percent dilution of gold value, and a looming demonetization risk while pointing to a soldier’s reduced pay and a record deficit.
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Pouai
Germany
Gessler
Bac
Finance 1 Ster
Roger Ascham On The Value Of Teachers Then And Now
The piece recalls Roger Ascham author of a treatise on the schoolmaster who urged better training and pay for teachers. It contrasts his era with modern times noting the shift from uniform schooling to attention to individual children and criticizing continuing underpayment of teachers.
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Roger Aschan
Roger Schem
Board of Education
Roger Ascham
Roger Kara
TiGh
Whitening Walnut Prices Spur California Growers Trade
Tagish walnut growers in California prepare for harvest and face the whitening of nuts before retail. Packing houses use brief lime and sulfuric dips to improve eye appeal, with dried wire nets to finish. The method, common and inexpensive, boosts perceived quality and may raise selling prices over years.
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California
Toocality
Association Packing Houses
Wiro
Saretimes
Debate Over Japan Siberia Policy Divides Editorials Across Papers
A flood of editorials from Chicago to New Orleans weighs U.S. troop presence in Siberia and Tangdon incident impact. Perspectives vary on whether American forces deter Japan or risk broader conflict, with calls for prudent diplomacy and caution from several papers.
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Chicago Tri Bune (Inc. Byap
Amerpelia
Japan
Siberia
Shu
Tungdon
Adda Chal
Americin
Tage
Tud
Beni Wdivostek
Berla
Feyik
Needa
Pollimere News
Fra
Gil Ho
Pinan
Tie Nahn
Stherk
Waleh
Fanaa
Mons
Tupac
Bonis
Cpl
Leeann
Ben
Dante
Arlett
Seattle Times
Ind
Aheades
Tangdon
Betia
Boston
New Orleans
Japanos
Grinididy ‘Herald
Rep
Onb
New York
Geport
Stepping Through Old Years in Wet Meadows Elite Days
Walt Mason laments aging and changing times as the years slip by. He recalls days of youth, the pace of life, and the shifting customs, contrasting past pleasures with present constraints and loss. Music, cars, shopping, and social scenes recur as markers of memory.
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Dan
Wwe
Letters to the Editor and Readers’ Opinions
A notice outlines reader letters to the editor, requiring correct signed names and addresses while keeping confidential if requested. Anonymous contributions are discouraged. letters over two hundred words may be revised by the editors.
Fragmented Tale of Satore Influences and Rural Observations
A scrambled, fragmentary account mentions Satore devotion and figures like Gideon, with scattered notes about Mathie, Danny Vorshi, and visits to beehives. It references places such as Live you the Methodist coop, Flaine Ville, and West Steutford, plus unusual terms and stray names, creating a meandering rural vignette with unclear events.
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Satore
Gideon Cai
Weiter
MiiMee
Waneeiu Tly
Amirebe
Danny Vorshi
Saninare
Pascibdy
Troy
Methodist Coop
Flaine Ville
Yorthy Thomann
Greune
Oskuok
West Steutford
Pheir Marks
Erickeig
Bridgeport Forty Years Ago Pro The Gueudwed for Tuesias
Bridgeport society items recount local events including appointments at the New York press company, a bank cashier, a robbery attempt at Water Street, a civil case for damages, and a meeting of veterans. The Connecticut Society of Scientists hosts a discussion with bird specimens and mineral collections, while a Meriden encampment draw gathers.
Quick Quiz Answers From The Washington Information Bu
A reader quiz recalls questions on the White House furniture ownership, alfalfa soil needs, accountable receipts, early railroad signaling, Revell language speakers, Babe Ruth home runs, Western earthquakes, and candy spending. Frederic J. Haskin notes share the Washington DC Bureau’s role. figures include 54 Ruth homers and a 1920 candy value near 1.2 billion dollars.
Inquire Respondent Requests Names and Addresses
The writer asks for names and addresses of people who sent direct to Washington. It urges typed legible submissions and notes a Pemiltiore amount for Feu pesizse. It appeals to interest in the welfare of others and warns about cutting out unsuitable items.
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Shuaid Senda
Fragmentary Notice Yields Sparse Local Reference
A partial OCR fragment provides limited readable details about a local notice, with unclear dates names or actions. The readable bits offer only scattered references to a potential event or official action, lacking sufficient context for a fuller summary.
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John Glass
John Kendrick Bangs
Mardins
Baya
pHs
Jing
Trang 16
Tareni
New York Daily
Lowsine Chen
Lay Ran
UBLIC
In Ant
Wwe Wentries
Siteria
Mittsburgt ‘Kispateh
Viedtegaoak
Viurliveston
Pagan
Bilavis
Wheringmiule
al Ieee
Tna Hurry
Walt Mason
Mijor
Heyl
Charles 1
Wiliams Nan Deen
Newdongles
Dion of Adame
Ixpress Co
Vite S. J. A
St. Holes
Watt
Sesson
Ranagera
Aiiba
Grand Army of the Republic
Meriden
Flaven Gritvs
Cardl
Mutkeley
Wheeler & Wilson
Burelara
Sherwood Sterling's Sons
Waterstreet
Irig
Chamberlain
Tsq
Tohn Kiley
Merk Keating
Kiley
Congress
Kil
Chamber
Robert
G Wilson
C. Ay
Bright
Hng
Hopman
Orginal
Army Hall
Frederick F. Warren
George A. Copeland
Mr. Hoyt
Byron AM. Abhington
Joseph Strange
Joseph Tyler
The
Scientists Society
N. Bowers
John Dunsmore
Greenrad
Charles W. McCorrom
Richardson
Londo
Sind
Bradley Lin Weetin
Parst
Chin
Housh
John Smith
Isent & Co
Wiecoert
Charles J. Jones
Newark
Charles H. Jones
Virideseport
Beilford Ave
Clinton Ave
e.Mythiscus
J. Suth
Sills
W. Hayward
C. R. Hayward
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
White House
United States
Bureau of Railway Economics
Pennsylvanie
Babe
Geolasien Vey
Ohare
Q. Diev
W. E. Jonal
Peedcio A Waskin
Bridgeport Telegrin Lafont Ign Brat
Lenelose
Pelairn
Atute
Rick
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