Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publication Facts
Bridgeport Telegram, established 1891, outlines subscription rates payable in advance for daily publication with later issues except Sundays. The paper, published by The Post Publishing Co at 40 Middle St, Bridgeport Conn, notes May openings and connections across departments.
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Weed Wee Sy Carrett
the Post Publishing CO
Velephona Barnum
Middle St
Bridgeport, Conn
Editorial Notes Reflect Odd Morning Ruminations
A scrapbook of assorted editorial remarks and quips touches on fashion fears about wrinkles, travel through Nome, and jokes about weather and politics. It notes six more weeks of groundhog humor, fashion trends, and a few topical aims from Ford, Rockefeller, and Mellon while musing on taxes and social roles.
Sentence Sermons Bring Self Improvement and Hope
A garbled note offers phrases about self guidance and emotion. It mixes ideas like sympathy, misery, encouragement, and clean thoughts with unclear terms and misspellings suggesting a devotional or motivational intent.
Weather forecast scattered across Northeastern states and cool outlook
The weather report notes cold conditions in southern New York and northeastern regions. Light rain and moderate to fresh south winds are expected with cooler temperatures and showers Wednesday and Thursday across New England, Middle Atlantic and nearby areas.
Collapse of Unfair Charges by New York Industry Group
A vigorous letter from the Associated Industries of New York State accusing the Labor Department of mismanagement led Governor Smith to launch an investigation. Findings showed the accusers lacked proof and misunderstood the department. Smith publicly admonished them as vindicating the Labor Department and forcing a retreat. The episode ends with a pledge that such a trap should not recur.
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Associated Industries of
New York State, Incorporated
Labor Department
The
Stat
Smith
State Department of Labor
Associated Industries
Supreme Court
Arthur E. Sutherland
Garret
People of the State of
New York
Campaign to curb obscene French books in U S market
The Franco American Board of Commerce and Industry launches a campaign to stop circulation in the United States of obscene books printed in France. Representatives found a traffic in such literature, mostly printed in France, and began efforts to halt it with the board’s fifth annual report noting assistance from the Col.
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United States
France
Mes
Organization
Col
Campaign to curb French books gains U S support
The effort, backed by ports authorities and favorable letters from 76 Senators and Chamber of Deputies, aims to stop the import of certain books. It mentions President Emile Utard of the Franco-American Board of Commerce and Industry and his group seeking to end an objectionable practice, with broad American approval implied.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
Emile Utard
Liberalists and Liberalists clash over scripture and faith
Dr Brenry Van Dyke argues in the Outlook that not all religious dispute matters, distinguishing Liberalists from fundamentalists and modernists. He says true liberalism accepts textual discrepancies while upholding core Christian precepts, urging focus on essential teachings and works over barren debates.
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Brenry van Dyke
Ven Dyke
van Dyke
Jesus
St. James
Japan Sees Immigration Reform as End to Discrimination
Dispatches from Rio report United States House immigration committee plans to base Japanese immigration on percentage limits, drawing praise from Tokyo for ending discrimination. Asahi notes potential harm to Japan and others if only two percent of the 1890 census is used, while Washington says no such basis has been considered.
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Rio
Associated Press
United States
House
Tokio Vsahi
America
Hye Asahi
Stalin
Othve
Arassidori Loincahira
Tokio
Cair Volmin
Washington
Olle
UN Fleuse Bomigravan
Japan
Good Night Poem Fragment by Anne Cawpell
Fragment of a poem by Anne Cawpell shows a speaker struggling to sleep. The verse hints at fatigue and emotion, with shifting phrases like good night and sleep. Names and clearer meaning are partially garbled, presenting a fragile, late night mood.
Residents oppose Milford Beach fare rise in letters
Readers from Milford Beaches urge the Public Utilities Commission to reject a proposed fare increase. They argue longer commutes from Walnut Beach hurt workers, noting delays and costs that force some to skip meals or risk losing jobs. They call for a thorough investigation and restoration of prior service standards.
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Milford
Third District Democratc Club
Tiesa
Duligent Canvana
Bridgeport
Pauly Hive
Hahrens
Greenstein Orthhis
Lylad
Pubbinia Utilities Commission
Westport Reports Smallpox and Diphtheria Cases
Westport, Jan. 29. Three homes quarantined by health officer William J. Munson after reports of smallpox and diphtheria. One smallpox case and several severe diphtheria cases recorded. no danger of a townwide epidemic, he said, as those in contact are under observation.
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Westport
Willam JI Munson
da Munson
Elf
Atck
General Payne Named Ranking Officer of 43rd Division
Hartford January 29 General Payne is named ranking officer of the Forty Third Division by Adjutant General Cole. The Motor Cycle Company of the Forty Third Nations Guard will include 35 men under a captain, acting as messengers for division officers. Brigadier General Morrin Tayne of New London is named commander of Connecticut’s Infantry brigade, to lead the division in maneuvers if called. Chaplain Reverend Kars Ris Starr of New Haven is appointed captain and attached to the 118th Medical Regiment. Captain Victor Azores is promoted to major, Dental Corps, and reassigned to the 118th Medical Regiment.
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Hartford
Forty-Third Nations Guard
Devsion
Cole
Connecticut
War Department
Vermont
Tevinion
Morrin
Tayne
New London
Forty-Third
Payne
Jan
Rey
Kars Ris FA Starr
New Tevon
Adjutant General’s Office
118Th Medical Regiment
Victor Azores
Dental Corps
192D Wield Artillery
Henry McCathron Made Permanent Hospital Receiver
In Superior court yesterday Henry McCathron was confirmed as permanent receiver for the Columbus hospital. The appointment followed charges against Pasquale Romeo, president of the hospital trustees, over revocation of his medical license. The hospital faced outstanding claims but was described as solvent.
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Dudge Isine Wolfe
Appibitien
Heay
Mevatnron
Colambug Hospital
McCathron
Judea Wolfe
Pasquale Romeo
Wustees
Political pointers stir debates across party lines in 1920s era
A wide array of Republicans and political figures are shown clashing over Coolidge and other national matters. Chafing alliances in New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Waterbury reveal jockeying for influence, potential convention bids, and contentious dealings surrounding public figures and jail releases.
Poor Judgment By Walt Mason
A narrator recounts encounters on the road with boastful men who seek rides in a flashy car. After offering a free ride, he waits for insults and ultimately leaves the passenger in a ditch. The next day a braggart taxis as up-to-date, yet the piece critiques crooning talkers and their empty chatter.
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Walt Mason
Jay
Rick
Skate
Jane
Jim
One Hundred Years Ago Weather Report Then and Now
A New York Evening Post item from January 30, 1821 notes unusually mild winter weather with February not yet turning wintry. Charleston and Savannah share the mild pattern with 70 F in the former on the 20th, gardens showing peas turnips carrots radishes bloom, and roses jessamines and woodbines flowering despite the season.
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New York Evening Post
Charleston
Savannah
Mercury
Sewce
Four Indicted for Murder of Dolge Wealthy Realtor
New York January 29 four men were indicted by the Bronx grand jury for murder in the first degree in the slaying of Edward H Delge a wealthy Mt Vernon realtor on January 6 The indictments name Frank J P Patrick James Leonard Brice Boldward and a fourth man being sought by authorities District Attorney John T G McGeehan said Patrick had provided a confession that cleared up the case Fitzpatrick Leonard and Boldward are in custody
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New York
Miuide
Bronx
Edward H. Delge
Mt. Vernon
Frank J Prapatrick
James Leonard
Brice Boldward
Pole
John TG. McGeehan Salanchad
Mizpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Leonard
Loldward
The Press Agent and public relations in business
The author defends press agents as essential communicators between concerns and the public. He argues publicity is wholesome, compares Wall Street and other industries, and envisions a future where a president uses a press agent to inform citizens. Advertising should inform, not boast. A skilled press agent is valuable. a poor one useless.
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Elaween
Ught
Wall Street
Tam
United States
Congress
Presa
Cure for Earache From Household Remedies and Dangers
An article describes earache causes from nasal inflammation and urges guarding children from contagious colds. It lists home remedies including hot applications, warmed solutions, and various mixtures, noting dangers of poisons and advising medical supervision for nose and throat care.
Questions and answers on earache pleurisy and habits
Insist greatly in relieving the primary cause for the earache. Answers to questions cover nail biting in a child and pleurisy. Pleurisy defined as lung sac inflammation with causes and cure varying by location, best handled by a physician. Dr. Copeland answers medical hygiene and sanitation queries. personal replies require a stamped envelope and proper address.
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Copeland
LS. Copeland
Osteopathy Praised as Ancient Healing Art by Rotarian
Dr Harry A Thornbury spoke to Rotarians outlining osteopathy as a surgery free healing art grounded in structural integrity. He traced its legalization in Connecticut 1902 and noted four year minimum training, plus exams in anatomy physiology chemistry and other topics. He noted 43 practitioners in the state and a national organization. He also recounted Darwin’s Beagle voyage and the birth of natural selection.
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Harry A. Thornbury
Dr. Thornbury
Connecticut
Rotary
Rotary International
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