Bridgeport Telegram subscription rates and masthead
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates by mail and by carrier, with prices for 1, 2, and 3 month periods and a note on daily publication from The Post Publishing Co. in Bridgeport Connecticut. The page also notes Associated Press content and advertising representatives across major cities.
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Editorial Notes on Rain, Robbers, and Ridiculous Sayings
A quirky column compiling aphorisms and odd observations. It ponders weather jokes, money woes, fashion quirks, and social foibles with a humorous, rambling tone and a mix of locales and characters.
Anomaly in Senate tariff debate favors rice industry
The article notes a Senate clash over tariffs, highlighting Senator Ransdell of Louisiana urging protection for rice to aid merchants and foreign trade. It argues the distinction between general protection for all industries and special protections for certain interests, reflecting broader partisan divides on tariff policy.
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United States Senate
Ransdall
Louisiana
Senate
House
Lousiana
Ransdell
Good Music vs. the Average Man by Philip Curtiss
The Hartford Courant columnist argues that reasonable wit and taste enable judgment of music while decrying semi professional and amateur critics. He notes phonograph use and explanations of musical meaning empower non musicians to appreciate and evaluate performances.
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Philip Curtiss
Norfolk
Hartford Courant
Oratorio Society
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Weather Outlook for South New England and Mid-Atlantic
Fair and moderate temperatures expected Friday and Saturday across South New England and the middle Atlantic states. Gale coastal winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with possible showers offshore and along the coast. cooler air spreading over the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes region.
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South New England
Atlaatic
North Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Mort
Northeazs
Calewiated Almanac Notes From Midalebronk Copyricht
Daily almanac fragment notes calendar details and a brief weather hint with cryptic phrasing. Limited readable items mention timekeeping and local civic reminders, preserving era tone while avoiding unclear specifics.
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Midalebronk Almanac
Training Women and Men in Domestic Roles in Our Times
A column argues that modern education stresses training young women as wives and mothers while asking what methods train young men as husbands. It contrasts meat consumption and pacifism, notes global meat shares, and critiques distribution and transportation costs, citing Alaska coal and remote delivery issues.
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Elizabeth Sears
New York League of Business and Professional
Wadmen
Building cost breakdown by trades in early housing study
The Gopper and Brass Research Association outlines a dwelling cost split with Mayonry 6 cents, carpentry 29, heating 3, painting 7, electrical 6, plumbing 6, eating 3, hardware 1, sheet metal 4, noting figures vary by dwelling type. The figures appear part of an early universal housing cost analysis.
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Gopper and Brass Research Association
Watermelon Prices Vary Widely Across Markets
Prices on Georgia farms run 32 cents each while New York markets charge one to one and a half dollars per melon. An official notes watermelons reflect broader commodity pricing and hints graduation issues in market reporting. The piece urges growing own fruit or cutting consumption amid rising costs.
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Georgia
New York
Herschel EH. Jones
Targes City
Panama Canal Return Disclosure and Income Share
A fragmented report discusses Panama Canal returns showing a 9 centSenama yield and an income of 11 107 006 from three percent of the canal’s original 375 201 000 cost. It notes deductions for operating expenses and repairs and hints at a broader business assessment.
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Chlo Tella
Fornariona Ose
Self Made Walt Mason Poem About Humble Beginnings
A verse by Walt Mason recounts a self made rise from goats and snow work to modest earnings, warning that boastful pride can alienate listeners. The speaker examines how audiences reward grand tales of triumph while growing weary of self praise and bragging.
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Catn
Richard Ree
Stratford library board officers and new club formed
Stratford officials announced at the annual meeting that Justice Howard Curtis became president of the Stratford Library Board. Elected officers include Walter Wilcoxton as vice president Miss Winnie Todd as secretary and Walter E Goddard as treasurer. The treasurer reported about 20009 in invested funds with 8504 received in the past year and donations from George W Fabennia and the late Margaret Mallett. A new civic club named the C V club formed in Stratford with members listed and honorary members noted. members will wear rings bearing the new organization’s insignia.
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Howard , J. Curtis
Stratford Nbcrary Board
Walter Wilcoxton
Winnie Todd
Walter E. Goddard
Goddard
Mbrary
George W. Fabennia
Margaret. Mallett
Stratford
State Orphana Board
Improved Order of Redston
Youn Oetzel
Danbury
Prarie A. Wellh
Waterbury
Andrew Wattsner
Meriden
Ang
Waleter E. Goddard
Kiy
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Sever Gabies
Devon
Paul Goodoll
Wiliam Wiliams
Mies Soll
Wigteal
Mra
Charles Abercrombia
Dewey Allard
Harry Cregs
Rye
Pred Guerin Op Maryristawa
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Pia New Organizaion
Spendthrift Refrain On Youth And Lost Money
A reflective verse echoes remorse for squandered youth and money. The speaker laments not remembering where funds went, vowing to spend wisely if wealth returned. Nostalgia frames a journey from youth through the year from New Year to December.
Our Children The Stranger by Angelo Patri
A street scene explores bias against a foreign child as locals mock his dress language and manners. A passing woman, a police officer, and youths reveal ingrained prejudice, while a grandmother and other adults reflect on societal norms and rising xenophobia.
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Dutchy
Nox
Mme
Tobacco Growers Enlist Tri State in Drive
Tobacco Growers association launches a canvass across Connecticut Vermont and New York for union among 13 800 of an estimated 21 000 tobacco acres with 75 percent willingness to join by August 1 in a region driven effort amid wartime crop challenges.
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Talley Tobacco Growers Association
Theeviil Lsiuts
Connecticeut
Vermont
Osteomyelitis and bone structure explained by Dr Copeland
Dr Roy al Copeland outlines bone composition, periosteum and marrow roles, and how osteomyelitis arises from infection. He details symptoms such as redness, swelling, and pain, warns against relying on local treatments, and advises prompt medical evaluation and drainage when needed.
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Banot
Autelde
Balcachines
Unusual Stories About Unusual People
A fragment from a Washington Bureau piece describes Dr Langworthy offering culinary tips to prevent undercooked custards and pies and to bake doughnars, noting his unmarried status and intent to assist women with cooking methods.
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Leluda Tabby
Bureau of Frame Economics
Langworthy
Cockenoe Tribe 32 Members and Miscellaneous Q Asks
Deputy Great Sachem Lou West heads to Norwalk on Friday to install Cockenoe Tribe No 32 chiefs elect. The list includes Past Sachem William Hartley Sachem George Swan Attorney Lewis Bernstein and others. The page also presents a series of trivia questions and brief notes on watermelons dust travel and historical figures with scattered names and numbers.
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Lou West
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Norwalk
William Hartley
George
Swan
Lewis
Bernstein
Simon Louis Katzom
Vincent Poole
Harry Spiro
Alonzo Demary
Johan Westman
Li. Choxins
Ray
Chosen
Ode
Ehste
Whistling Marmot in the Alpine Echoes
Prof M J Elrod describes the whistling marmot in the western mountains as a timid, highly alert rodent. He notes its use of a two-finger whistle to locate sounds, its protective coloration, and its hibernation beneath rock piles. The piece links European and Asian marmot species and their shared alpine habits from summer grazing to long winter sleep.
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M. J. Elrod
University Montana
Hiza Mountains
Niles
United States
Aleep
Telegram Information Bureau Advertise Help Request
A garbled ad from a Washington DC bureau offers readers a chance to send brief questions for reply but restricts advice on legal or financial matters and asks for name address and a small stamp fee. It directs all responses to go to the Inquirer.
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Fredecic
J. Haakhs
Washington, D. C
Peturn
the Inquirer
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