Bridgeport Telegram Ad Rates and Delivery Office Details
A cluttered telegraph style notice outlines mailing and delivery options for the Bridgeport Telegram and Sunday Test, listing prepaid rates and special combination delivery. It mentions advertising departments, hourly operation, and references to Metropolitan Tower in New York and People’s Gas. The piece notes association with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Oitibe
Hy Sartier
Boreten Advertising
Aosity
Tower New York
Eople
ST Publishing CO
Middle St
Bridgeport
Com
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Sigt
Poems fragment from John Kendrick Bangs appears in The Olympian
A fragmented poem text questions what men are like by day or night and warns that words may be fair yet treacherous. It reflects on how a person’s deeds reveal true character, suggesting the soul proves light or darkness through actions.
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John Kendrick
Linak
Ios
Ae Arkn
Anhuyalroens
Teave
Narnia
Editorial Notes On Morning Banter And Social Quirks
A garbled editorial fragment surveys social habits and jokes from vintage society notes. It mentions peacemakers in Washington, Mexico stock prices, marriages, fashion like hoop skirts, and playful quips on secrets, salons, and Ireland’s freedom alongside railroad troubles.
Fragmented verse inspired weathering smiles across life
A reflective piece questions the power of a simple smile to alter sorrow. It likens joy to ripples on a pond and wonders if one genuine grin can spread to lift many hearts amid hardship.
Weather summary for New England and Atlantic states
A weather note reports Wednesday cold with rising temperatures Thursday turning fair. High pressure dominates central regions with unsettled conditions in the Northwest and Canadian provinces. Cold spell continues through Thursday in the Atlantic states with fair conditions east of the Mississippi. Daily almanac data from Middiehroos Almanac.
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New England
Rillus
Canadian
New Fyunchald
Ihuredey
Atlantic States
Foreign trade or home industry debate at Bridgeport Rotary
Carl F. Dietz of Bridgeport Brass warns that European demand and low German wages threaten American manufacturing. He urges a permanent protective tariff and an active voice in Congress to preserve U S industry, arguing farmers backing free trade risk ruin of factories.
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Europe
America
Congress
Carl F. Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Rotary Club of
Bridgeport
Germany
Washington
Bridgeport School Nurses Under Scrutiny by City Leaders
Citizens hear assurance from President Zepp that untrained nurses were a mistake and pledge higher standards for school nursing. The article praises teachers for guiding immigrants toward American norms and notes nurses visiting homes to improve cleanliness and health, especially infant care in summer, urging careful selection by those with appointment power.
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Health Department
Bridgeport
William L. Zepp
America
Advertising and invention amid a busy market in Brooklyn
A fragmentary piece argues that advertising drives demand, citing Wrigley and other firms as examples. It notes Emerson's maxim about a better mousetrap, claims royalty figures for a gasoline invention, and comments on the difficulty inventors face in reaching the public.
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Wrigley
Brooklyn
Chisaso
Emerson
Dollar buying power rises as prices fall in six months
Report shows ordinary expenses after government effects fell year over year by about 3700 million dollars over six months. The decline partly reflects party policy and lower prices, enabling a taxpayer to buy more with a dollar than 72 months prior. It notes 1042’s 14% income tax and other factors influencing purchasing power. The piece ends referencing the late George B. Solan who spent years developing rubber elasticity research.
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Sannet
Canadian Border Trade Tangles Over Moonshine Flood
A garbled report notes cross border alcohol issues with Canada amid smuggling and enforcement concerns. It mentions authorities facing a flood of liquor and a potential shift in foreign trade dynamics as officials coordinate across the border.
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Canada
Gauy
Windfall Inheritance Outline Faces Court Clerk In Winter
A court clerk born as Kalix N. Heynimcheck winds through a windy tale of a sudden inheritance. At 70 years old he contemplates a life not tied to work as ordinary days loom, and the windfall fantasy clashes with reality.
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Kalix N. Heynimcheck
Stene
Agent of the Ordinars
Geting A Drink War In Alley Tales Of Thirst And Violence
A garbled account depicts a thirsty figure guiding through dark alleys to a cellar and a prison. The scene includes visions, killings, and a dramatic pursuit as dawn reveals law enforcement and a crowd of distressed onlookers.
Farmer writer calls U S to sink all navies
Herbert Merrick editor of Farm and Home urges end to war and its costs. He claims the United States could take over naval power, dismantle armadas, and with farmers wield influence in Congress and state legislatures to impose pacifist, world-saving policies.
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Washington
Jan
Herbert Merrick
Rarm
Home
National Agricultural Comaryue
United States
Alves
Pacific
Cote
Congress
Pepper's Senate confirmation adds to Military Affairs panel
In Washington on January 24, Senator Pepper, Republican of Pennsylvania, was confirmed by the Senate as a member of the Military Affairs Committee to fill the vacancy from Senator Frelinghuysen's resignation. The Senate also confirmed Senator Crowe of Pennsylvania to the Naval Affairs Committee to replace the late Senator Penrose.
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Washington
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Senate
Senate Committee On
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Crowe
Hegubs Fiean
Communities On Naval Affairs
OCHL
Henares Boies Penrose
Pennsylvans
Waterways Treaty Aims At Great Lakes Ocean Link
Japan urged White House acceptance of a St Lawrence river channel project to connect the Great Lakes with the Atlantic. Secretary Hughes joined negotiations at President Harding's direct request to advance the link between the United States, Canada, and Japan.
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SGUGN
Valom Ve
United States
Canada
Great Lake
Atlantic Ocean
St. Lawrence River
Japan
Sughes
Mwresideany
Hardin
Doctor Coon Invited to Vaccine Debate in Canton
An invitation extends to Dr William H. Coon and the medical staff to attend a lecture by the American Medical Liberty League at 1637 Broad Street Canton. The meeting starts at 7:80 p.m. with a discussion on whether compulsory vaccination is a crime. Samuel G. Powys is listed as league president.
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Willam H. Coon
Shay
A¢ Mig
Atteni
American Meuloal Liberty League
Canton
Ult
Broad Street
Celine
Samuel G. Powys
League
Sally in Our Alley Bowling Tale Across Time
Fragmented lines recount Sally in Our Alley as a lively yet garbled slice of a ballet of bowls and crowd chatter. The text hints at Sally’s skill, a reference to Lane, and scattered names, venues, and lines that evoke a historic bowling scene with mixed legibility.
The Winter Ceremony Of The Courty Fair
An old tale unfolds as Winter rules the night with wind and snow. A grand stately ceremony unfolds where a fairy world gleams and children embark on a magical journey. The tale speaks of shadows, lights, and a promise that tomorrow will arrive with a new day.
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Tour
Flo Steels
Ib Lake Aus
Vina
Murray
Leees
Ten of Jury Take Chance on Whiskey
New York report recalls a whiskey case before Judge Howe with jurors tasting the evidence. The narrative mentions seized whiskey from a vessel tied to a Continent ship and a courtroom scene with defendants and witnesses described in perplexing wording.
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New York
Howe
United States
Your Health How Teachers May Go and Well Copeland
A long instructional piece urges teachers to protect health through posture, lighting, seating, and breathing exercises. It stresses patient instruction, steady routines, and the influence of good habits on temper, energy, sleep, and morale.
Medical advice column questions on feet cures and constipation
A reader asks about a corn on the foot and walking pain after chiropodist treatment. The reply suggests the issue stems from sluggish bowels and constipation, and offers to send a self addressed stamped envelope for information on treatment. Other questions request cures for piles and general medical sanitation topics. the column notes that Copeland will respond when appropriate.
Cabinet Discusses Sugar Problem in United States Policy
Washington report says President Harding outlined a plan to regulate sugar from Cuba without harming the U S sugar industry. Cabinet members reportedly agree on actions to curb exposure of Cuban sugar while preserving American sugar producers and tariff policy.
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Washington
Tan
United States
Non
Cuba
Harding
Cable
Telegram Information Bureau Ad Seeks Questions
An offer from the Telegram Information Bureau in Washington D C invites readers to submit plain questions with full name and address and eight cents in stamps for return postage. The bureau states it cannot provide legal medical or financial advice and will not conduct exhaustive research.
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Barea
Yroderic Jaskin
Washington, D.C
the Inquirer
St Elizabeths hospital department question answer key
The text covers quick Q and A items about government departments, postal service practices, geography, and definitions. It notes St Elizabeths hospital is administered under the department of the Interior and includes various brief factual answers on topics from judges sitting on cases to the meaning of Ontario and other terms.
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Department of
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Federal Hospital For the Insane
St. Elizabeth's
Department of the Interior
Republicans of 9th District Plan New Quarters
District chairman Robert B. Fitz Roy outlined an option on two East End lots to house the Ninth District Republicans. The club, recently incorporated, aims to build operations and likely adopt the name of the 12th district G. O. J. union. Alderman Wildert Sanford, president, reports strong mobilization with more than 900 members. Town Clerk Otto K. Hdalman, elected official secretary, leads the campaign to organize the club. A recent audit shows 1,127.60 dollars in back dues, some tied to members not yet at work.
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Robert B. Fitzroy
Clue
G. 0
Wildert Sanford
Unik
Palmalent jMays
Eli
Otto K Hdalman
Ie Campassi
German Shipyards Rebound in 1921 Production Surge
From Torr, Jan 24 German shipyards in its annual report released today said 1921 ship construction output surpassed the prewar peak, totaling 509166? tons, about 42 900 more than any other nation except the United States and Great Britain. The report notes that German yards have fully regained wartime output, with emphasis on port facilities.
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Lieyds
Germany
America
Great Britain
Extradition Pact Signed Between U S and San Salvador
A treaty formalizing extradition between the United States and San Salvador was signed in San Jose on July 6. The U S side was represented by Water C. Thurston and other officials of the American Legation in San Salvador. The Salvadoran minister Salvador Afteira signed for San Salvador.
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Washington, Jan. &i
United States
San Salvador
San Jose
State Department
Water C. Thurston
de Bale Pg
Cre
Irorelyn Afteira
San Salevader
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