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Editorial Notes on Taxes Fashion and News
A compact editorial roundup lampoons income taxes fashion and public life. It jokes about hard times and thrift while noting Florida fishermen surviving 11 days on beer and a Hampshire lawmaker proposing eight hours sleep. It references a Kalamazoo man delaying his honeymoon for jail and a dip in overseas diamond trade.
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Weather Summary for Atlantic Coast and Great Lakes
Weather maps show a low pressure system moving from the Ohio Valley into the Atlantic states with rain in the gulf states and mid Atlantic, while another disturbance centers over Utah. New England and New York expect fair, warmer Monday with unsettled conditions Tuesday. mid Atlantic and lower Great Lakes regions face rain or possible snow Tuesday. Eastern New York will be fair Monday, warmer in the south, Tuesday cloudy and unsettled. Winds offshore from Sandy Hook to Hatteras will ease Monday. The Daily Almanac notes sunrise at 7:08 p.m. and sunset at 5:03 p.m.
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Montague Sufrane Held on Additional Auto Theft Charges
Montague Sufrane of 564 William Street was re-arrested on new accusations alleging theft of more automobiles than previously charged. He could not furnish $10,000 bonds and awaits trial in Criminal Superior Court on five thousand dollar bonds. Seven cars are alleged stolen, with five recovered by state police for their first owners.
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Woman and Man Shot Dead Near Memphis
Dun an Waller and Mrs. Ruth MelIlwane Tucker were found shot to death on a pike near Memphis Tennessee. Waller recently arrived from Mayfield Kentucky. Authorities were uncertain about who fired the shots as the investigation began tonight.
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Ali Baba in the Coal Business
A critical op-ed accuses miners and coal operators of profiteering during a coal shortage. It outlines a two tier system with affordable "company coal" and far more expensive "independent coal" sold to the highest bidder, alleging hidden profits and political hypocrisy. The piece urges government action or voter replacement to curb gouging.
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City Court Slates Debate Prompts Governor Appointment Demand
The piece argues for executive appointment of Bridgeport city court judges to curb political manipulation in Hartford. It notes 20 bills shaping slates, warns that political wires compromise judicial quality, and urges immediate governor control to end biennial upheaval in state courts.
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Land of steady habits questioned by Kansas editorials
The Kansas City Times editorializes on Connecticut and Kansas politics, praising steady habits while condemning past Kansas legislative scandals. It contrasts Kansas progressive ideas with Connecticut’s reputation, urging steadiness over rapid reform and noting the Manary tragedy as a reflection on state capital issues.
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City Needs Community Chest Support for Bridgeport Good Will
The Community Chest final report will reveal what kind of people Bridgeport has as neighbors. Support beyond money is needed to sustain agencies that improve city life and heart. Love thy neighborhood, not just thyself, to build a durable civic asset for present and future.
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Letters to the Editor Voice on Charter Reforms and Standard Time
Readers weigh charter revision and daylight saving debates as Norw ich CT residents critique Governor Templetons stance. A poem and cartoonish verse accompany the discussion, reflecting a cautious, businesslike mood about standard time controversy.
Resolutions on Clara and a Rock Crime Echoes
Walt Mason narrates a tale of Clara, a niece who killed a woman with a rock and faced a harsh legal path. The poem laments mercy, punishment, and lifelong pursuit as Clara evades justice and faces lingering fear from the crime and its aftermath.
Poetic debates on daylight saving in Norwich and New England
A rough-edged letter column discusses daylight saving time as a sacred Standard Time, praising it in Rhode Island and Massachusetts while Norwich residents resist. The piece contrasts public opinion, cites local poets, and argues service quality, not fares, will boost trolley use and receipts.
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Answers to Questions From Old Almanac Quiz Column
A compiled Q and A from a 19th century almanac style column covering kauri pine, Chicago library post fire, New York Central engine speed, golf course record comparability, the Constitution as a naval museum, Monel metal alloy, and stamp exchange rules. It notes kauri is native to New Zealand not a pine, ships used its timber, Chicago received a library after the 1871 fire, a 1893 train hit 112.5 miles, golf standards align with course length, Constitution now a naval museum in Boston harbor, Monel contains nickel and copper alloy, and stamps cannot be exchanged.
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Budget Blues in a Frugal Verse
A humorous verse laments constant debt despite decent income. The speaker questions where money goes and jokes about plans to budget, saving, and tracking expenses. The tone is light yet pointedly urges financial discipline and a daily ledger to curb overspending.
Our Children By Angelo Patn Patched Letter Teaches Prompt Thank You Notes
A family discovers a belated Christmas gift note from Aunt Martha prompts mother to urge immediate thanks. Neal and Sus confront the awkward task of writing proper notes after a recall inquiry, learning that timely gratitude is a shared family duty and a lifelong habit. Tomorrow: The Private School.
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Svarts Show Off Smart Three Piece Costumes
A fragment describes Svarts presenting three piece costumes with variations of swag boxes and coats trimmed in soutache braid and lined with figured silk. The passage implies many business problems remain unsettled as the project begins.
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Charity Board Plans Business Meeting
The Charities department commissioners will meet this afternoon at 30 in the Welfare building. Routing matters and the approval of monthly bills comprise the majority of the business to be taken up.
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How much do you eat at each meal in holiday feasts
Royal S Copeland M D Health Commissioner of New York City presents readers with a health note on holiday eating. He cites a Thanksgiving dinner where fourteen guests gained a total of forty eight pounds, averaging three and three sevenths pounds per person, and warns that overeating and excessive fluid intake at meals can lead to obesity and heart or kidney issues. He urges eating sensibly, exercising, and knowing food values, then answers reader questions on cod liver oil, excessive hair growth, infant mortality efforts, and general health guidance.
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Answers to Questions Reader
A reader asks about a 37 year old woman with chronic nephritis high blood pressure and dropped stomach. The response says the condition is serious and requires ongoing medical care under a physician. It also notes yellow eyes may come from catarrh gallbladder stones or duct disturbances and urges medical examination for proper treatment.
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Attendants Shot by Patient to Recover in Concord
Aday U. Smith supervisor at the New Hampshire State Hospital and George Nadeau of Philadelphia were shot and severely wounded by John Botton Jr. at his Canterbury home when attempting to seize him for re commitment as insane. Physicians said both will probably recover.
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Tragic Burn Death Of Two Year Old In Bridgeport
John DeRosa, two year old son of Mrs. Rose DeRosa of 262 DeForest avenue, died in Bridgeport hospital from third degree burns after falling into a boiler of hot water in the kitchen. Funeral services are set for 2:30 this afternoon at the family home, with interment at St. Michael's Cemetery.
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Senators Eulogized At Memorial Services
Memorial services were held by the Senate for Senators Penrose Knox and Crow of Pennsylvania who died in the last 18 months. Eulogies were delivered by Senators Lodge Waren Nelson McCumber Moses Walsh Peppers and Reed.
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