Bridgeport Telegram Establishment 1891 Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram established 1891 details subscription by mail with advances for 6 and 8 month periods. Published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co. Middle Street Bridgeport Conn. Open daily and nightly. Advertising reps listed. Associated Press content used.
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HE Post Publishing CO
Middle St. Bridgeport
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Telephone Barnum 6100
Editorial Notes On Weather Men And Morals In Texas
A fragmented front of quips and quotations on weather, health, politics, and social norms. Observations swing from heat and shoes worn to blame, finance, and state turmoil. The piece mixes jokes, political jabs, and cultural comments with multiple attributions and stray lines.
Weather forecast for Bridgeport shows clouds and warmth
Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday followed by thunderstorms Tuesday night or Wednesday. Expect considerable cloudiness east of the Mississippi with showers and thunder showers probable in most sections within 24 to 36 hours. Winds will be fresh from southeast and south and westerly, with overcast skies Tuesday from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. Temperature trend higher in the North Atlantic States. Observation taken at 7 p.m. New Haven Weather Bureau contact.
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The Direct Primary Debate in Connecticut and Nation
The article surveys the direct primary system, noting its critics and supporters across Indiana, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Connecticut. It argues the primary is a tool, not a reform, and details Connecticut’s caucus strength, while praising a Bridgeport tuberculosis relief group’s health mission and expansion aims.
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William §. Kenyon
United States Circuit Court of
Iowa
Senate
Smith Brookhart
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York Times
Hale
Maine
Connecticut
Times
Startling Radio Advances Preview Future Inventions
The article notes major claims about radio progress including Armstrong’s claim to boost signal strength by rearranging wires and General Electric’s small tubes replacing large transmitters. It discusses new antenna systems, shortwave developments, and amplified radio reception, suggesting a bright, uncertain future shaped by advertisement.
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Glore
Mejor Armstrong
General Electric
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Eskimos Cannads Mounted Police Count Northward People
Eskimos Cannads mounted police counted about 2700 Eskimo living in the Far North, including Alaska. The news notes a surprising joint effort and begins with a focus on Gur fes lessons.
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Eskiynos Iving
Alaska
German workers taxed by long hours and low pay
A Tribune report cites a Trade journal claim that German metal and coal workers face long eight hour shifts or more, with miners limited to seven hours. It notes pay around $8.20 per week and raises questions about the tax burden on foreign trade.
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Tronl Age
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Russians Amid Chaos End With Rubles And Motifs
In a fragmented report, Russia prints a vast sum described as 38 trillion rubies of DRMxnOLea versus 3,000000 rubles. The piece ties monetary aims to a czar’s Christmas dinner in Berlin and hints at a future poised by mathematicians amid upheaval.
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Berlin
Borrowing and Borrowers in a Frayed Town Tale
A whimsical tale describes a town plagued by habitual borrowings. A speaker laments being shunned for needing items from neighbors while recounting past requests for ships, hats, uniforms, and more. The narrator vows to change by buying essentials rather than freeloading.
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Court of Claims to Hear Actions for 350 Million
The Court of Claims adjourned summer recess after hearing actions totaling about 350 million in disputes linked to wartime sites and tankers. Notable cases include Gulf Refining for 499,500 and Electric Boat potential billions. government wins, and overall claims expected between two and three billion with 90,000,009 filed. The court prioritized rapid disposition as cases are prepared and presented.
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Court of Claims
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Electric Boat Company
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Prohibition Raid Ends in Fatal Shooting Near Belleville
Prohibition enforcement agents led by G. Short and deputy Shri Parmer attempted to raid a home hut in East St. Lowia. John Rinnerberg, owner of the property, barricaded himself and was shot dead while agents were wounded. one killed and two wounded in the raid.
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Belleville
Chint
St. Lowia
A Year Ago Today I Remember My Woes and Worries
A fragmented verse recalls a year ago moments of sorrow and unease. The speaker laments memory gaps while noting heartache, unspecified troubles, and possible enemies or rivals from a distant time, with the present relief of forgetting the exact causes.
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Get Them Ready Now For School Vaccination Advice
Angelo Patri argues for completing vaccines, dental work, and health checks before the first school day. He notes the stress of starting school and the risk of illness or absence, urging parents to prepare in late summer to ensure a smoother transition for children entering public schools.
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Stamford Men Held for Murder in First Degree
Jules Stamford and Frank Splasant face first degree murder charges after coroner Phelan’s finding in the death of Tynatly Montagnini. They are held without bail. Also noted, the U S Director of Mines and Mining cites about one thousand deaths annually due to illiteracy.
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Frank Splasant
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United States
F Mines and Mining
One Killed and Several Injured in Collision
At Toledo Indiana a grade crossing crash between the New York Central train and an automobile near Butler left one person dead and four of five injured. The victims were rushed to Toledo hospitals after being brought in on the train's second section. The car occupants were said to be travelers from Cleveland.
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New Work Central
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Cleveland
Meniere's Disease Described and Causes Explained
Royal S Copeland describes the inner ear as a protective labyrinth with semicircular canals and the cochlea, explaining how nerve hearing is safeguarded. He notes sudden attacks, possible causes from injury to infections, and that treatment depends on identifying the original cause rather than focusing on local ear issues.
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Tien
New York
Meniere
Meulere
Medical Q and A on Ulcers and Atrophic Rhinitis
A reader asks about best treatment for an ulcer shown on X ray and nasal swelling crusting. The doctor advises diet changes under a physician's care and notes atrophic rhinitis may cause nose crusting, requiring expert treatment and possible nasal sac or pinic treatment, with Dr Copeland answering readers' questions in the column.
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R. & Copeland
The Habit of Penguins
The Habit of Penguins describes penguins as large Antarctic birds adapted to water life and upright land travel. It notes wings are useless for flight, various traits and habits, and the colony’s transition as young mature and prepare for fall departure amid great exertion and activity.
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M. J, Elrod
Chatr
Antarctic
Birds Gather For Seasonal Seabird Dive Ritual
A lengthy account describes Sock birds assembling on a rocky shore, marching in hundreds then diving in unison from the ice into the sea. The leader, an old bird, cues the plunge while the others follow in rapid succession, after which the colony vanishes for the season and must swim long distances to return next breeding time. The method of navigation back to the rock remains a mystery.
Golf Star Completes Course at Williams
Williams, July 10. George B. Secor of Toledo, Williams golf captain, performed strongly in the national intercollegiates at Garden City. He advanced to the final round before losing to Boyd of Dartmouth, marking a high point in the college era. Secor has represented Williams in golf for four years and has captained the team in the past five seasons.
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George B. Secor
Toledo
Willams
Garden City
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Boyd
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Willams Im Golf
Telegrams quiz: reader questions answered by the Bares
A reader correspondence feature from The Telegram provides brief Q and A on varied topics. It explains a general information service, notes limitations on financial or domestic advice, and answers questions about insurance, quinine consumption, drainage origins, manufacturing costs, the Halifax disaster toll, dog breeds, and citizenship distinctions, citing sources and timelines.
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Washington
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Chamber of Commerce Directors to Meet Tomorrow
Chamber of Commerce directors will meet at the State Street headquarters tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock to discuss several important matters on the agenda.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Stute Street
Community hotel financing by Edson S. Hockenbury
Ed son S. Hockenbury of Harrisburg, Pa, runs a unique community hotel financing group. The organization promotes building hotels as community projects to draw tourists and events, directing campaigns to raise about $2,700. The Hockenbury system has helped start 22 community hotels nationwide.
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Hackenbury
To Jail She Went
New York July 10 a crowd of mermaids visited Coney Island bathing in jammed sheets and paid $3 for a court appearance. A young woman defied the fee saying she would go to jail and did so for two days in the Fell court.
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Mermet
Coney Island
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