Bridgeport Telegram Publication Details and Rates
Publisher information lists post office entry, subscription rates, and advertising representatives. It notes daily publication except one half holiday, and specifies addresses in New York Chicago and Bridgeport. It mentions Open day and night and affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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A LINE O CHEER A TRIBUTE
A fragmentary poem line set offers a tribute to a figure named Skeeter and contrasts nuisance with industry. The text hints at performance, speech mistaken for authority, and travel from Pots to Pole in a travel or World context.
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Skeeter
Editorial notes and assorted town items
A cobbled mix of notes cites a July Fourth celebration, political motions, and local curiosities. It mentions musicians and a New Jersey woman with many pets, comments on wartime topics, and hints at local theater pressures, with scattered references to police, profiteers, and independe nce Day events.
Weather Forecast From England Through Atlantic States
Fragmented weather wrap reports generally fair conditions for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures creep, with a reported 1600 degrees at Grand Rapids in error. Outlook: warmer on the mainland, little change elsewhere east of the Mississippi.
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England
Atlantic States
Virginia
Grand Rapids
Mississippi
Fear, Worry, and Hard Work in Human Life
A historical discussion on fear and worry as curses that hinder happiness and productivity. It cites Dr Barton noting mental strain, cites a university president about student deaths from overwork and fever, and urges clear thinking and hard work to overcome fear and anxiety.
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Barton
Beauty and the fragile ideal in old writers' warnings
A Rawiore girl laments men chase beauty while ignoring the real homemaker. The passage cites Erasmus, Raleigh, and Ruskin, noting beauty’s shallow staying power. It predicts future generations will echo similar cautions about beauty’s value and usefulness.
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Return of Soldiers From France and Farm Life Plans
After the war a song asked how boys in France could return to the plow, and now they are going back. The American Land Service of New York reports ships carrying about 1,000 men weekly to farms. With veterans returning, questions arise about keeping them on farms and attracting farm life without city vices to sustain future prosperity.
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France
American Land Service of
New York
Ice Cream and Dinner Prices Noted in Several States
News item reports price changes in various towns including Newark Ohio where ice cream sodas drop from 15 to 20 cents, Bridgeport Ohio a quart of ice cream at 185 cents, and Batesville Indiana a chicken dinner for 30 cents with readers urged to copy.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bateeville
Ind
Toledo Talks Aim to Create National Restaurant Cook School
Ohio restaurant keepers meeting in Toledo propose establishing a school for restaurant cooks by the National Restaurant Association. They argue the school is needed as many restaurants suffer from poor cooking while overall meals at home in the country are highly capable.
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Ohio
Toledo
National Restaurant Association
Fame Hall of Great Americans Inscribes Noted Names
The Hall of Fame for Great Americans in New York City bears sixty two names including John J Audubon Gilbert Stuart Louis Agassiz Mary Lyon Maris Mirabel Joseph Story and Elias Hewve Abridged account explains the exhibit invites readers to recall who these figures were and what they contributed to American culture and history.
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John J. Audubon
Gilbert Stuart
Louis Agassiz
Mary Lyon
Maris Mirabel
Joseph Story
Elias Hewve
Mexico President Cites Sovereignty Limits in Hughes Terms
President Obregon explains he has not accepted Hughes terms citing constitutional limits on presidential power and sovereignty. He suggests Mexico cannot surrender self-respect and notes awareness of League of Nations debates.
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One Way Out In Africa Tribes Fear Death By Choice
An explorer reports tribal deaths by suicide amid tensions over gender roles. A chief forbids certain women from bearing children, and the explorer notes a shift toward self destruction as a misguided escape from hardship. The piece contrasts childlike resignation with a developed mindset seeking a better future.
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Handshaking Row Among Washington Homeopathic Doctors
Convention attendees pitied President Harding after enduring 2200 handshakes. A resolution condemning the practice was voted down. Handshaking with the president is described as a democratic privilege and a political duty, despite sanitation concerns raised by doctors.
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Washington
Harding
Red propaganda and unrest threaten national order
Fragmented OCR text depicts heated anti Reds rhetoric claiming workers and unions seek revolt, chaos, and destruction of industry. Speech warns of propaganda spreading, riots, and a demand for a dumping ground for dissenters, framing labor movement as dangerous to the nation.
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All Sides Of It Movies as Educators
An article discusses film as a teaching aid over dogmatic methods. It argues modern educators should spark interest with practical subjects while preserving classics and literature. Dr Wigert is urged to test a new curriculum plan amid concerns about student disinterest and media influence.
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Four indicted in alleged plot to float film stock
New York grand jury retried members of the Standard Film Incorporated after the arrest of Alliott Norton a lawyer and secretary. Norton pleaded guilty to floating stock beyond declared value and was held on bail. The organization incorporated in Virginia in 1916 faced claims of salesmen moving about 8000 shares with dividends reportedly promised.
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Industri Incorporated
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Rakowski Awarded Fifty Dollars for Injuries
A legal case in the Superior Court involved Rakowski who was injured by a machine. The jury recommended damages of 50 dollars plus costs. The proceedings mention Margaret H. Leonard succeeding a building department post and heirs Stirling in local city offices.
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James L M Govorn Initiated by Local Rotarians
Local Rotarians initiated James L M Govorn at their regular meeting in Stratford. Police Commissioner John C Siantex and Albert B K Tavery, board president, attended. The session included brief remarks by W W, 71 Hineks, noting business meeting length. Next meeting set for Tuesday July 28.
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Questions on Supreme Court ages and boxing reform in early Washington notes
A fragmented Washington dispatch asks how many Supreme Court justices are older than Justice Davis and lists ages for several justices, then pivots to questions about boxing reform and a procedural guide for setting a nest. The piece moves to a note about Polo’s origin and ancient dates.
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Envoys Visit Harding and Curious Beans Mentioned
The article fragment references Brencht envoys visiting Harding and asks about the Girl Scouts manager. It mentions Mexico jumping beans, seeds and plants from Seba genus, and a plant moth affecting beans. It notes a 1920s Washington interest and a courtesy today to President Harding, with a named person Jassevanc and Witte House context.
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Errors in English Quiz Prompts Prompt Confusion
The text presents a jumble of mis-typed questions and answers from a quiz column. It mentions confusing spellings, pronunciations, and word meanings with references to etymology and antonyms. The piece reads like a school or newspaper feature highlighting common language errors and corrections.
Health and death rates in World War I and other queries
The fragment cites World War I casualty figures and school-related deaths, asks about Benjamin Franklin's family, and includes culinary and card drawing questions. It mixes historical prompts with unrelated recipe and game advice, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Bridgeport Forty Years Ago From The Stendard
Bridgeport notes from 1831 recount local events including a school outing to Parlor Rock, appointments to a college board by alumni, a new doctor at Geneva Medical College, a boy injured by a kick, and various civic matters. Reports cover fire insurance payouts, dam removals affecting local industry, and court actions. The piece notes Parlor Rock picnic photography and President Garfield’s health updates, with social notices on concerts, obituaries, and civic honors.
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Bust unveiled of William T. Stead victim of Titanic
New York July 3 A tablet bust of the late William T. Stead who lost his life on the Titanic was unveiled on List Street and Fifty Avenue Cedar. It is a replica of the one on the Thames Embankment in London. Melville Frome counselor of the Associated Press delivered an address praising Stead's work for international peace and his achievements as a journalist. Percy S. Bullen of the London Daily Telegraph presented the tablet to the city.
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Daily Telegraph
Death of Carmine Branca prompts $10,000 damages claim
Administrator Tom Francs seeks $10,000 in damages for the death of 3 1/2 year old Carmine Branca, who died after an automobile owned by Louisa Chernod and driven by 16-year-old Milton Chernoff struck him near Mossuth and Sterling streets on June 27. An attachment on real estate on Vane Street involving Louis Chernoff was made.
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Three Jailed for Tar and Feather Party in Aye Mass
A local court in Aye Massachusetts heard the tar and feathers assault case involving Pepperell resident Percy Engs land. Grover C Robbins a Pennsylvania preparatory school principal Roge t Laywrenea and Robert R Meredith of Pepperell were sentenced to three months in the House of Correction and fined $100 each. Dorland a chauffeur appealed, claiming he was returning to East Pepperell with Loretta Lavender when attacked.
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Adelphian lodge to install officers tonight
At Adelphian lodge I.O.O.F district deputy grand master T. McMurray will install the officers. Following the installation a luncheon will be served.
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One Remedy for Railroads Fees and Faint Progress
The poem laments railroad managers seeking public boosts while cutting wages and shrinking train services. Trade remains slack and revenues fall as rates rise, choking commerce. The speaker questions why people travel and pay high fares, urging rate cuts to restore travel and improve incomes.
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