Bridgeport Telegram: Establishment of 1891 Subscriptions
The Bridgeport Telegram describes its establishment in 1891 and lists subscription rates payable in advance. It notes daily publication with Sunday exceptions and outlines circulation and Associated Press usage. The notice mentions foreign advertising representation and editorial credits.
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Editorial Notes From a Fractured Page Fragment
A garbled editorial note reflects stray phrases about health, vacations, fishing, and social roles. It mentions prudence with cigars, time, work expectations, and distant allusions to doctors and aging. The text lacks coherent argument or narrative, offering only disjointed aphorisms and misquoted sentiments.
Little Alliance Seeks Balkans Peace and Prosperity
The Little Alliance aims to maintain peace in the Balkans with Czechs Slovakia Romania and Yugoslavia forming an intangible understanding. It seeks to block German influence settle quarrels and foster customs and trade, amid Greek Serbian and Bulgarian tensions as Jugoslav leadership envisions a path to stable relations after past conflicts.
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Jugoslavia
Jugoslav Wnion
Bulgaria
Weather forecast across regions notes warm, unsettled conditions
The forecast covers Southern New England to the Mid-Atlantic and South Atlantic states. It predicts fair and warmer weather in the south with increasing clouds and possible showers Tuesday night. New England sees cooler Sunday, rising temps Monday, and unsettled conditions with possible thunderstorms Tuesday. North to Sandy Hook shows moderate easterly winds. Weather remains partly cloudy in the South Atlantic with scattered thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday.
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New Zngland
Atlanic
Hatteras
Erate
Mondur
Daily Almanac Weather Note From Telegram Page
Almanac item lists daytime and sunset times with daylight saving time reminder and brief temperature notes. Contains illegible fragments. readable bits show time references and a note on hot conditions.
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Middlebrook Almanac
M. Fligh Water
Law Ware
Blocking Progress in the Senate on Tariff Debate
The Senate debates on the tariff bill reveal a split between a Republican majority and a minority able to block progress under archaic rules. Cloture requires two thirds, and defections from Republicans plus Democratic votes are unlikely, leaving the nation at the mercy of Senate procedures and minority rule.
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United States Senate
Senate
Leach
William E. Crow
Boral
Norris
la Follette
Joanson
California
United States
Congress
House
Lenglen Triumph Clears Cloud Over French Tennis Star
Suzanne Lenglen defeats Molla Mallory at Wimbledon, ending doubts from her US visit and health claims. The victory restores her reputation and bolsters her status as the greatest woman player with the racquet, drawing acclaim from American fans and tennis followers alike.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Mallory
Lenglen
United States
Mallory
Mille
al Vacauet
Protecting Birds vs Swatting Flies Aims to Save Crops
An international effort based in London seeks to protect bird life as a natural defense against insects. Birds are described as strangers to pests, yet their value is debated with figures on insect destruction, crops, and forests. The piece discusses pest control efficiency and urban policing implications.
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London
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America
Fragmented prison entry raises concerns over inmate care
A garbled report describes an inmate living among fellow prisoners and kept in solitary confinement. Officials note ongoing restrictions and question whether lack of access to outside support worsens mental health inside Sing Sing.
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Patito Hooch
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Scenarios and the Debate Over Mail Film Courses
A fragmented discussion notes that many pursue mail correspondence on scenario writing, with La Vino arguing amateurs waste time while professionals value imagination over definite knowledge. It laments rising difficulty in achieving success as civilization progresses.
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Satsay la Vino
Labor woes and wages in the restless years
Fragmentary notes describe driller pay averaging about 74 hours weekly at $1.14 an hour while dress workers average around 7 hours at 92 a hour. The text hints at labor troubles, rising pay, and a bleak view of workplace incentives, with concerns about wetting into business for themselves and insufficient inducement to work.
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Gil Caimiry
Col George Fabian Promotes Health Through Body Improvement
Col George Fabian, a Chicago millionaire student of human nature, urges better physical health by teaching proper wailing technique. He laments that many walk like anthropoid apes and argues neurasthenic generation overemphasizes the body, warning against unhealthy worry and promoting disciplined care.
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Warry
George Fabian
Chicag Milionaire
Rubber trade unions push output controls amid price fears
The report notes Dutch and British rubber growers coordinating to regulate supply as a response to market instability. It mentions a figure of 100,000 boxes of earplug rubber and hints at police and trust involvement, with Enright noting dozens of officers at home and growing concerns over consumer protection.
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Enright
New York City
Stoner
Robles
Conaumera
Olles
The Sufferers by Walt Mason Example Verse
The piece humorously contrasts Beuswax's painful corn and beard with John Dorking's cheerful denial of aches. It paints a neighborly scene of coping with pain by focusing on pleasant topics while feigning none exist.
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John Dorking
Wales
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Flies That Go In Waves Insects Surfacing And Reproduction
University of Montana biology chair Prof M J Firod discusses mayflies, noting their fleeting adult stage lasting hours to days, minimal feeding, rapid mating and egg laying, and mass emergences. Larvae linger underwater years, while adults disperse, lay eggs, and die, with waves of emergence shaping streams and ponds for years.
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M. J. Firod
University of Montana
James G. Needham
Cary Trafic
Not So Very By Berton Braley
Poem reflecting on the line between nostalgia and reality. The speaker argues the “Good Old Days” were not as ideal as memory suggests. Ancient comforts and social ease are contrasted with hardship, plumbing limits, corsets, and mortality, revealing nostalgia’s bias. The piece critiques longing for the past.
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Berton Braley
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Summer Books for Children From Angelo Patri
An advice piece guiding parents to curate warm afternoon reading for kids. It suggests renting or buying unfamiliar titles such as Treasure Island Captain Courageous Pinocchio and Letting’s tale to enrich a lazy summer day. It emphasizes keeping books handy and even opening a small local children’s book shop if none exists.
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Chartle
Treagira Islands
Annere
Letting
Iris
Vomiting causes and stomach care from 1920s guide
A health article discusses vomiting origins from brain to stomach, noting the medulla as the vomiting center and listing conditions that trigger nausea. It suggests remedies like mustard plaster, blotting paper with alcohol, and soda or soda-mint tablets to soothe the stomach, plus large water intake to rinse.
Medical Q and A Digest From a 19th Century Paper
Medical questions and answers cover ulcers cure limits and home remedies for leg ulcers using ichthyol ointment and elastic stockings. Bulgarian bacillus milk aid for stomach trouble. color blindness accepts no cure. Advice emphasizes professional examination and proper treatment. chapped hands fixed with fats and cotton gloves.
Deaf learn to hear through wireless telephony and valves
A Medical Press writer details experiments using thermionic valves to enable the deaf to hear via wireless telephony. A 30 year old deaf man now hears Paris voices more clearly than a nearby listener, while Marconi officials explore language teaching by wireless broadcasting as part of future education.
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R . Manifold
Paris
Mercony Company
Godfrey Tenact
Marconi Wireless
Questions From The Telecswm Inform Bureau
A historical Q and A compile highlights inquiries on Pershing height weight trains and railroad speeds. It covers early questions about geography gambling punctuation dictionaries and tobacco origins with concise, era tone answers.
Harvard to keep most coaches for next season
Cambridge July 7 Harvard will retain the same coaches in football baseball track hockey and crew with rowing the only exception. Robert Fisher the football coach is the only one to have signed for next year while Dr R Heber Howe will remain director of rowing though another coach may be added.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Robert Fisher
R Heber Howe
Fort Worth woman runs tire shop unaided by men
Miss Rose Erich of Fort Worth is the United States' only woman tire dealer identified by local inquiry. She has operated her own shop for over two years and works without male assistance, coming to Fort Worth to help her brother-in-law, a tire dealer, in the labor.
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Rose Erich
United States
Erlich
Fort] Worth
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