Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates and advertising notes. It mentions publication by The Post Publishing Co and notes open daily except Sunday at 6100, Bridgeport, Conn. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press content is credited accordingly.
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Oval News
Greatness and Morale Across a Turbulent Era
Editorial notes touch on national unity and social critique, referencing Americanism, peace prospects, and public virtue. It muses on morale, leadership, and everyday observations, weaving in political and social commentary with satirical jabs at modern life and public figures.
Fragmented 17th Century Love Sermon Snippet
The text presents a fragmented devotional reflection on love and trust amid suspicion, noting a preference for sly or indirect influence over brute force in guiding human hearts. It references confidence in God and mentions business boundaries, with several garbled phrases suggesting archaic phrasing and OCR errors.
Weather forecast for New York and Atlantic coast region
Local weather shows Saturday fair with warmer temperatures, scattered showers and possible thunderstorms across Manitoba to the Missippi districts. East of the Mississippi steers show showers north of Sandy Hook and fair conditions elsewhere. winds vary from southwest to fresh south. Observation from New Haven Bureau notes eastern standard time sunrise and sunset.
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New York
Warner New Engiant
Manitoba
Cludson
Iwe
Augusta
Veimyerathce
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Independence Day Reflections On America's Enduring Leadership
A historical reflection on Independence Day proclaiming America as world leader. It traces Washington's command, the 1776 Declaration, and a legacy of economic strength, currency stability, and a newer independence rooted in sympathy, tolerance, and global aid. It emphasizes national pride and the ongoing goal of liberty and humanity.
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George Washington
United States
America
Chamber of Commerce
Nalinn
Fourth of July hazards spark warning from pins to hospitals
The piece warns that Fourth of July celebrations cause injuries as hospitals fill with emergency cases. It urges parents to supervise children and avoid dangerous fireworks, stressing national pride and responsible celebration to protect democracy and the young.
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China
America
Parental caution urged over firecrackers and fireworks
A dated alarm argues for safer handling of firecrackers and pyrotechnics after a boy nears a fuse and a blast injures or maims. It urges parents to restrain children, notes hospital burdens, and suggests a possible federal ban before the Fourth of July.
Buckner on Prohibition and enforcement calls for Fourth of July honesty
United States District Attorney Jimory R. Buckner criticizes non enforcement of the Volstead Act, arguing the law should be enforced or repealed. He warns that enforcement failure breeds corruption and urges the public to oppose tyranny in Washington, seeking local autonomy and accountability.
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New York
Atty. Buckner
Buckner
Congress
America
Washington
Dad
Mr. Buckner
Political Pointers Amid Holiday Programs Across Districts
The piece surveys district level political activities for the weekend, noting discussions on the upcoming legislation and the role of party figures. It references Leopard beat Ge and mentions Lawrence J. f MN Patelipa, Dem traces, and the General Assembly’s 1907 saga, linking past and present political currents.
I Wouldn't Go Back To Those Childhood Days
Fragmented poem recalls green lane nights and carefree childhood, with longing for past joys. Speaker vows not to return but acknowledges the pull of bygone summers, while facing present worries and hope for brighter days ahead.
Rome Crowded Tome Describes Pilgrim Flux in Holy Year
The piece contrasts Rome with New York and Paris as a cosmopolis.Holy Year figures show about 600 pilgrims daily, highlighting Rome’s busy pace, while the three other cities see no major crowding. The writing emphasizes cosmopolitan bustle without specific events.
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Haly
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New York
Paris
Bali
Solitary Millionaire Dreams and Campus Cat Letters
A playful column mixes verse and anecdotes. A poem wonders how a million dollars would change life and choices. A campus-era note from Carrie to Mae shares a Chicago visit, theater nights, dancing, and a careful beau named Eddie with lighthearted humor.
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O. K
Mac
Meows From the Ramp Kitty Gossip in 1900s Note
Kitty Boots narrates social gossip about Mildred and Mr Edwards amid Tea dance plans and kitchen talk. The column blends catty asides with post mortem humor and comments on fashion, romance, and domestic roles. A playful, period tone frames idle chats and light drama.
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Reader submissions invited for humor and verse
The Bridgeport Telegram invites original humor epigrams jokes anecdotes and poetry from readers and children. Accepted pieces paid 4 to 10 dollars per contribution and 55 cents to 1 dollar per line for poetry. unaccepted submissions will not be returned. Manuscripts must be on one side only and addressed to Fun Shop Headquarters.
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Fun Shop
Bridgeport Telegram
Selective Immigration Does Not Work
Henry Curran argues selective immigration fails to solve the asylum of immigration. He cites Ellis Island observations showing the theory misreads human nature and cannot predict who will work or when. Curran notes recent preference for skilled agriculturists backfires, admitting clerks and tradesmen who pretend to be farmers, undermining the program.
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Ellis Island, N. J
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Boston
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Congress Wire
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Tokyo Considers More Taxes on Liquor and Industry
The Commerce and Industry Department reports potential enforcement of additional duties following new taxes that took effect last August. The move aims to raise revenue and regulate imports in response to economic conditions.
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Sentimental Women in Jury Trial Convict Babe Sage
The Sage case shows five men and several women on a jury. Men favored acquittal while women argued for punishment, leading to a conviction and prison sentence after three hours of deliberation. The forewoman projected a two year hospital sentence, but the judge overruled.
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Armistice Day plans altered for largest parade
Major Rex Dela Vous stated plans for an extensive Armistice Day event on November 11 appear doomed due to fundraising troubles. Organizers hoped to bring military groups from across the state for a major parade and a regional holiday, but funding gaps and business interests have hindered progress.
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Rex Dela Vous
He Ratsligsta Fund
Commsmores
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Borrowing Etiquette and Neighborly Tensions
The passage recalls tense neighborly lending habits and social friction over borrowed items. It describes repeated requests for everyday goods like hats, cheese, and tools, plus pride and embarrassment when items are not returned or misused. The tone hints at community pressure and judgment within a close-knit neighborhood.
Wireless Worship Arouses Vicars Caustic Comment
A Surrey vicar denounces wireless worship in his parish magazine saying the habit has emptied the church during Lent. He mocks worshippers who seek comfort in armchairs listening to radio choir songs and public oratory, urging people to attend church on God’s Day.
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House of God
Prisoner Known as Spo Field Whitey Escapes Officials
New Haven July 30 JaP Wideward Celons Kiowa nicknamed Spo field Whitey, arrested on narcotic peddling charges, escaped the United States Marshal's office. It is noted as the second escape after prior confinement. other details describe a series of attempts and restraint failures as federal officers searched for the fugitive.
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