Bridgeport Telegram ad rates and servicing notes
Fragmented OCR shows subscription pricing and advertising contact details for The Bridgeport Telegram. Mentions publication details, offices in New York Chicago and Bridgeport, and post office distribution notes. The text references daily publication with Sunday excluded and access through Advertising Representatives.
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Chicago
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A Line O' Cheer Tife Onward To Character
Poetic fragment speaks of weight of hopes and fears and trials beneath stress and strife. It hints at joy easing pressure and alternating peace and pain leading toward character through light and shadow.
Editorial notes of ambiguous historic snapshot
Fragmentary editorial notes touch on jail housing for the homeless, counterfeit currency discoveries, civic commissions, and scattered remarks about Britain, tanks, and social norms. The text weaves disjointed phrases with references to Germany reparations, Arbuckle, and a warped sense of public discourse.
Inventors of Cold and Summer Comforts Through Time
A compact survey recounts early ice making and storage pioneers, from ancient cooling methods to modern refrigeration. It notes Norse and Nero era practices, 1799 ice exports from New York, John Garria’s 1864 patent, Tellier’s cold storage impact, and Davenport’s rotary motor for fans, ending with reflections on lemonade and summer tech’s spread.
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New York
Charleston
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John Garria
Apalachicola
Fla
Charles Tellier
Bridgeport
Tellier
Thesaas Davenport
Vermont
Europe
America
Washisston
Weather notes amid unclear historical text
Fragmentary weather report mentions Atlantic coast conditions with north and northeast winds and fair skies. The readable section references Sandy Hook and Hatteras, but the rest is garbled with unreadable letters and stray phrases.
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Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook Te Hatteras
Income Tax Dodgers Cheat Uncle Sam Says Tax Office
The writer notes the federal government has recovered 320 million from citizens who filed false returns. He asks why law abiding citizens tolerate crime while cheaters in communities persist and jokes that Uncle Sam may not mind losing small sums like 20 million.
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Crine
Sam
Slipping on Oil Tariff Policy Sparks Debate
The article questions President Harding's stance as a strong tariff advocate amid oil schedule tensions in the Fordney tariff bill. It argues a crude petroleum tariff would clash with broader policy and safeguard future interests, implying inconsistency in high tariff support.
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Harding
Prtraleum
Vacations Discussed By The Vivitian Sims
Fragmented text discusses vacations for young men in service, noting some receive meaningful change rather than total cessation of activities. It mentions Westless loafag and victims, with unclear sentences about benefit and anger. The passage lacks clear events or names but implies a discussion about acceptable forms of vacation in a wartime context.
Honest Brooklyn girl returns jewelry worth ten thousand
Miss Anna Hughes found a bag with jewelry valued at 10000 while sorting linen in Brooklyn. She promptly returned the items to the owner. She refused a reward saying self-respect is worth more than money. The story notes she enjoyed a vacation with low pay doubled and valued integrity over a $70,000 reward.
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Anna Hughes
Brooklyn
Wweny
Fragmented musings mix romance and fashion in Victorian Days
Nonsensical OCR fragment references Victorian era motifs, love intrigue and societal shifts. It mentions modern designs, palace settings, and theatrical mentions, hinting at a historical social scene with attire, events, and personalities, though readable details are scattered and unclear.
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Peace Conference Opinions Sparked Across Nation
Readers weigh in on President Harding's peace bid and the potential for a world agreement. Newspaper editors from New York to Philadelphia laud leadership while cautioning about disarmament, naval reductions, and the path toward lasting world peace.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Germany
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Washington Post
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League of Nations
Pittsburgh
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New York
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Weoley
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Bridgeport Notes and Local Events From The Standard
Bridgeport Corset Maker King to play ball with New Haven at Harlington Park in Hartford. Drum tournaments and a Springfield trip are noted. Fire injures a barn in Bridgeport while Knights of Pythias members attend a lodge event in Hartford. Poultry and bantam egg weights spark local curiosity amid town notices and obituaries.
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Bridgeport
Harilton Park
New Haven
Springfield
Connecticut
Wim
Lewis
Mul Green
Robert G. Wilson
George Francis
W Stratford
Francis
West Stratford
Correct English a Daily Quiz Puzzle Style Queries
A daily quiz lists questions on pronunciation plural forms and word usage. It cites examples such as whal ard, complexioned, gaol, lariat, laureate, and lory and notes regional or archaic variations in spelling and meaning.
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John Burroughs
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Israt
Lory
Science trials cure for burglary urges in New York
In New York a judge orders Minnie Liebowitz to three months in a hospital for an experimental thyroid treatment aimed at curbing her criminal tendencies. Doctor H Vaughan asserts hypo thyroidism fuels her burglaries, hoping restoration of thyroid function will alter behavior under controlled conditions.
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New York
Science
Minnie Liebowitz
Fender
H. Vaughan
Bayes
Lievowite
Varny
Tell It To Him Mr Sweeney Lieutenant Of Marines
A fragmentary poem styled plea asks a troubled speaker to tell Mr Sweeney the lieutenant of Marines about his woes and harsh life at home while critics urge realism on wartime and peace efforts reflecting mixed national sentiment.
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Marines
Winn
Jack
Marine
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