Bridgeport Telegram Fragments Incomplete Publication Note
Fragmentary OCR from Bridgeport Telegram shows post office stamping notes and advertising rep details. Mentions Metropolitan Tower Chicago offices and Barnum 6200 Exchange ca. Bridgeport publishing line incomplete with Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaliy
Sind
POST
Middle Strae
Bridgeport
Coan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Praes
Associated Prees
St All News Dispatches
A Line O Cheer Fourth of July Fragment
Fragmentary verse fragment mentions a person named Feo A trast Domain and a quest to serve mankind. The lines reference being fore and crown at near, with unclear context and dates.
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Feo
Fermor
Editorial Notes and Local Observations Startling Lines
The piece notes new exposes on misprints and seashore freedom themes. It mentions a correspondent in Winsted and temperatures at Satan's Kingdom as part of ongoing local reporting.
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Satan's Kingdom
Chieaca
Confused Tale Mentions Tom Gilliam Jr and a Neck Break
The fragment describes Tom Gilliam Jr and a newspaper tale about a man who breaks his neck yet is still considered a good reader. It questions what this implies about the era and perceptions in the press.
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Leek
Rambling, riches, and Richmond era ponderings
A muddled column contemplates what one would do with life if given youth again, weighing fame, wealth, and work. It contrasts charity and personal gain with a ramble culture, cites Henry David Thoreau style naturalism, and notes a California food surplus and market speculation. Weather and ancient stone figures anecdotes follow.
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Charles A. Lehwich
Selivah
Schwak
Protecting Connecticut Orchids From Thoughtless Picking
A historical note urges caution and protection for Connecticut native orchids and related wildflowers. It highlights key species such as the Pink Lady Slipper and Showy Orchis, warns against picking in schools and public areas, and stresses that rarer varieties should be avoided altogether to preserve biodiversity.
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Tial
Hieve Meyer
Boards of Education
Algore
Confecticut
Garry
Javier
Connecticut
Anagles MM Sehawah Reflects On Knowledge Gained
Anagles MM Sehawah speaks at the graduating ela loos Institute. He questions what people know and what remains unknown, noting the limits of one person’s understanding. The speaker implies many lessons lie beyond a single mind.
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Anagles
Sehawah
Ela Loos Institute
Prints by phone a new tool for police work in Paris
Paris reports a device by Professor Benin that can transmit finger prints and photographs via telephone in minutes. Police skepticism faded after a Paris daily demonstrated the apparatus. The system attaches to any telephone and could aid criminal investigations by rapid disclosure to archives in London and Berlin.
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Paris
Benin
Paris Orientis
Wevepanar
The Suckers and the Foolish Wealth Scheme
A garbled historical column revolves around con men and gullible followers seeking wealth. It chronicles warnings and a desperate pursuit of “gilded bricks” and fake fortune, with hints of mistakes, deceit, and eventual loss. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, preserving a fragmentary sense of a schemed future.
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Eve Hobie
Shires
Zion City ordinance targets women attire in quiet religious town
July 1 Zion City TH the city fathers led by Wilber Glenn Vacliva draft a new ordinance regulating women's dress. The draft bans sleeveless or shoulder-exposing outfits, with fines from 34 to 862. No skirt length rules exist yet. Observers note enforcement would start locally, though the reform risks uneven reach.
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Zion City
Wilber Glenn Vacliva
Rhea
Atne
Answers to Saturdays Queries in The Daily Gulb
A reader questions English spelling and grammar and observes evolving language use. The column responds with notes on oper ate, grammar, and the shift toward Westernized forms, illustrating how nonstandard phrases spread.
View of Dawes Appointment Sparks Broad Political Debate
A collage of editorials and opinions from major papers weigh the Dawes nomination for the Rubicon role. Critics warn of partisan pushback and vague authority while praise lauds his financial acumen and practical management. Reactions span Newark, Wilmington, New York and Cincinnati, noting potential shifts in federal budgeting and wartime reorganization.
Excerpts Reply From Washington Bureau Questions
A scrambled reader inquiry package asks about cricket extermination methods, warm climates with 78 degree temps, fur industry leaders, spiral gas lighters, oxidation examples, citizenship for Japanese parents, and various historical and linguistic notes. The fragmentary text mixes questions, answers, and bureaucratic references with mentions of standards and commodity topics.
Free Booklet on Rice Use and Cooking
A government booklet explains rice versatility for breakfast soups salads and desserts. It notes rice pairs with meats fruits and vegetables, plus its cost efficiency. Send two cents for return postage and receive the guide through the Washington bureau. Include name and address on the coupon.
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Wil
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Reluirn Postare
Perfection of radio to telephone by Sless over distance
The article states radio telephony will soon extend to Atlantic communications. It predicts radio phone links enabling a Philadelphia or New York resident to converse with a friend or business contact in London or Paris at a moderate rate for five minutes.
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Walvan
le Leiter
Winostenths
Lars Cero
Willy Wileit
Uwe
Sam
Cinta Gawe
Firanior
Ruigol
Yas
Lie “pHeYer Sawehinens
Hiss Daparhment
Valini Ees
Amerieda
Xeuard
Conerosa
Hyanine
York Shail
Reno Aes
Nawes
Ypiris
Rerees Iil
Renthay
Newirk
Deekias
America
Anya
Dom Lante
Dawes
Tiada
Congress
Pittshursh
Pros
Newark
Ind
Mawes
Fiat
Wilmington
Waim
Washington
Dacempay
New York Tribune
Ashville
X. C. Times
Guare
Fort Wayne
Gasette Cent
Max
New York
Deesn
Pos
New Hess
Atlantic
Philadelphia
London
Paris
Bridgeport Telegram Notice From Information Bureau
A clipped notice from The Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau in Washington outlines postal cost changes and requests for stamped copies. The fragment references Frederic J. Mastin as director and mentions location details, indicating a formal government or press office notice.
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Frederic J. Mastin
Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau
Washington
Crepe On Bee Hives Marks Rural Mourning Custom
In parts of rural England it remains a practice to hang a black cloth on each hive when there is no death in the house to signify mourning for absent bees.
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Cretain Parte
England
The Dread of Dishes and the Woes of Household Chores
A narrator laments the tediousness of making beds scrubbing stone and washing dishes. The tone is weary and humorous as the speaker contemplates a mountain of chores and the greedy sink with its unyielding demands.
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Henry David Whureau
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Waka
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Scottune Yard
Bey
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ATR
Digascar
Wales
Europe
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Washington Baureau
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Washington, D. C
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Werther Bureau
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Spain
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