Bridgeport Telegram Exh... 1891 Daily Publication Note
Bridgeport Telegram established 1891 daily except Sunday by The Rost Publishing Co. Bridgeport Conn. Open to members. Audit Bureau of Circulation. Associated Press content credited. Local news published here. Advertising representatives listed.
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Soviet launches internal loan to stabilize currency
Soviet Russia launched its first internal loan of 10,000,000 rubles, with 95 repayable at par by December. Subscriptions are being received nationwide to support the new funds, guaranteed by the government. The move follows the Genoa conference and aims to shore up the financial system amid war and policy upheaval. The Central Executive Committee authorized the measure, while revolutionary tribunals retain the death penalty only as a temporary safeguard.
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Weather forecast notes cloudy cooler period ahead
The report describes cloudy cooler conditions for Monday with possible rain on Tuesday and moderate temperatures thereafter. Winds shift from north to northwest, with variable intensity, and coastal areas like Sandy Hook to Hatteras face moderate to fresh speeds. Observations are from New Haven and indicate overcast spell and potential showers in the south portion.
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Non-Partisan League reshapes North Dakota politics
The piece reviews agrarian political history from the Grange to Populists, noting North Dakota’s Non-Partisan League as a unique force. It explains how farmers sought regulation, money reform, and tariffs, and contrasts past farmer movements with the League’s modern approach and potential to sustain power through alignment with a broader Senate bloc.
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Building the Port of New York Authority
Congress approves a Port Authority to unify terminal operations across New York and New Jersey ports. The plan coordinates rail road and water facilities, reduces congestion, and plans highways linking terminals, piers, and industrial sites. The action, approved without opposition, reshapes Midwestern and Canadian port competition and ends the Chicago to sea route dream.
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Whipping Post as Crime Cure Questioned by Pinkerton
A speculative discussion questions the whipping post as a deterrent. Pinkerton cites convict anecdotes but argues punishment alone fails since criminals are driven by underlying disease. He advocates scientific cures for criminology rather than lash.
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Tective
Pinkerton
Wiliam J. Pinkerton
Wages and Dress Items in Early Massachusetts Taxing Debate
The article contrasts minimum wage debates and labor history with remarks on dress code trends. It notes temporary signals of wage pressure amid cost increases, recalls early wage laws, and recounts a Kansas dress suit anecdote tied to Prohibition era fashion and social display. The piece mingles labor context with stylistic curiosities from Atchison Globe.
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Streams and streams of germs spark a temperance warning
An outdated railing against rivers tainted by alcohol and disease warns readers to boil river water before drinking. It laments tainted streams, typhoid and fever fears, urging reform and safe practices while deeming some water unsafe to drink. It uses archaic phrasing to stress public health.
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Missouri
Beetles Assemble on High Northwest Peaks In Strange Migration
The article describes lady beetles gathering on nearly every bald summit of the northwest from the main range to the coast. Adults are red with black spots, young are soft bodied. They spend winter on mountain summits, migrate upward as temperatures rise, and dead beetles mark unsuccessful individuals on rocky crevices.
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Sure Fire Love Advice From Berton Braley
A dated verse advises men to constantly proclaim love to their wives. It argues sincere, frequent I love you statements sustain romance, while cautioning against overblown prose yet urging steady, affectionate expressions to keep the wife happy and responsive. The tone remains earnest and instructional throughout.
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Berton Braley
Eric
Our Childrens Fourth by Angelo Patri
A reflective Fourth of July message urges children to celebrate with proper manners and self restraint. It emphasizes personal responsibility over fireworks, calls for generosity, service, and patriotism, and asks youths to embody the creed and duties of the United States on the nation’s birthday.
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Italy plans to send 25000 workers to Russia for Don coal mines
The report notes a shift in Italian emigration as U S restrictions curb migration. In March 1919 Italy sent 10 120 to France 244 to Belgium and 70 to several central European places while 37 Italians went to North and South America and the United States received 967. Plans aim to ship 25000 Italian workers to Russia to work in the coal mines along the Don river.
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Rheumatism in Children and Public Q&A
Commissioner Dr Copeland discusses how rheumatism presents differently by age, noting childhood cases may lack obvious joint swelling. He urges careful examination, distinguishes growing pains, and advises consulting a physician to identify infection or other causes. Readers submit questions. Copeland may answer or reply personally if a stamped envelope is provided.
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Unusual High School Graduation Bride Marries in Car
In Minneapolis July a Win Minneapolis Central High School graduate Florence Youngaui elopes with bridegroom Norman Elvis. After commencement she leaves with him in a car, carrying her diploma as the wedding ceremony ends.
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Bulgarian king shall reign but not govern
In Sofia on July 1 an elated press reports Premier Stambouisky declaring to Boris the young king You shall reign but you are not govern The premier urges a republic with Boris as president and promises government by farmers amid Bulgaria's transition from monarchy toward a socialized republic The cabinet consists mainly of peasants and schoolmasters as the nation moves to broader popular sovereignty
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Questionable Q and A from The Telegram Information Bureau
A mixed text presents a reader Q and A style forum with scattered queries and answers. Topics include knights and peerage, Canadian immigration shares, lightning risks, non porous metals for cooking, chocolate frosting, lotteries for public works, the ice industry timeline, Amundsen’s pole radio voyage, and wine fermentation. Multiple named individuals and places appear in brief answers.
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