Bridgeport Telegraph Establishment and Rates
Bridgeport Telegram details subscription prices payable in advance including monthly and weekly rates. Publication information notes daily issues from Bridgeport with office addresses and contact details. The paper carries Associated Press dispatches and local news, with advertising representation listed.
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Cartier
Sandaya
E& Post
Bridgeport
Conta
Barnum
Oper
Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Associated Frese
Horal
Adrvertiaing Representatives
AR. Leis
I TN
Metropolitan Tower
New York N.Y
Witty Editorial Snippets on Society and Fashion
A collage of humorous and pointed blurbs touches on manners, politics, gender, and daily life. It playfully mocks politicians, fashion, religion, language, and weather, naming observers like Teddy, Leni, and a Palm Beach suit wearer while riffing on cultural clichés and modern quirks.
Weather Signal Forecast for Atlantic States Weekend
The text reports generally fair weather for Saturday and Sunday across the middle Atlantic states with lightly higher temperatures on Friday. Moderate north winds are noted from Sandy Hook north to Hatteras, and an outlook of continued fair conditions is given. Observation times reference New Haven and the Telegram’s almanac insert.
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Sandy Hook
Bandy Hook
Hatteras
Atlantic States
Atantic
North Atlantic States
Man Arrested on Two Counts in Cat Killing Case
Local man Wag was arrested yesterday morning on two counts related to the killing of a cat. He faced charges of cruelty to animals and discharging a firearm within city limits. Bond set at $50. appearance scheduled in city court next month.
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Elo Bender
Nergas
Bose
Tye
Gamreer
Charlis
Iwigk
Owitay Mikes Winisel Silienle
Editorial clash over Kansas anti-picketing law and free speech
Editor William Allen White defends free press while Governor Henry J. Allen cites legal bounds. White argues against urging lawbreaking. the row centers on placards in a window supporting striking railroad workers under Kansas Industrial Court rules. The piece weighs freedom of speech versus respect for law and notes White's contentious stance echoed in Collier's Weekly. Also includes John Wanamaker's birthday thoughts contrasting with Hale's original quotation on looking up and lending a hand.
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Citizen White
Kansas
United States
William Allen White
White
Industrial Court of Kansas
Governor Allen
America
Collier's Weekly
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
Meg. Wanamaker
Dr. Hale
First World War Fatalities and War Myths Debated
A fragmented wartime column argues with rhetoric that the first World War casualty was Corporal Jules Peugeot and questions war’s toll on youth. It notes a monument ceremony and critiques claims that wartime losses are negligible, while highlighting broader costs and evolving flight safety perceptions.
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Jules Peugeot
Suley Wee
George I Lewiston night watchman climbs monotony twelve
An obscure report notes George I Lewiston, night watchman at the Can tine, has climbed monotony twelve in a peculiar sequence. The fragment hints at a shared struggle and common effort among contemporaries.
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George i
Herrick
Cantine
Prohibition’s Reach Sparks Row Over Youth Lectures
In a volatile scene, five youths face harsh lectures about drinking and morals. The narrator mocks prohibition rhetoric and vaudeville jests, recalling a two month tour and a controversial figure. The passage intertwines nostalgia, censorship, and social pressure surrounding alcohol.
Mrs. Bannah Matteson Sells Bicycle Ride In Rhode Island
A fragmented obituary style notice mentions Mrs. Bannah Matteson of Maple Valley Rhode Island who joins a riding event on mitre cycles. The text reflects aging, youth, and resilience themes with detached phrases about old age and vitality.
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Bannah Mattegon
Mape Valley
Rhode Island
Matteson
Ilay Iarsely
Fifty Cents and the Bulger Debt in Dreamlike Verse
A fragmented verse laments that James Bulger owes fifty cents, wandering through forests and places as the speaker recalls the debt. The speaker imagines Bulger elsewhere, haunted by the owed coin, while memories of the debt haunt every scene and dream.
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James Bulger
Dents
The Bob Cat of Marshal Foch
The bob cat praised by the American Legion travels with General Toffre ap during a Paris to Kansas City journey. A playful house companion, it endures a long airship ride and constant noise, ending its strange voyage among unfamiliar guards and crowds.
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American Legion
Toffre
Kangas Giey
Bary
iTaris
Kansas City
Irnto
Milles City
Head of Cigar Co. Robbed by New York Bandits
Four armed men snatched a leather bag containing 3505 away from Jacob Alyx vice president of the Stutz Cigar Company in New York City on the lower East Side. He had just withdrawn payroll money from the Corn Exchange Bank on Lexington Avenue and Br oome Street. Pedestrians witnessed the robbery as the bandits fled with the bag.
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New York
Jacob Alux
Stutz Clfar Company
Columin
Broome Streets
Lower East Side
Alyx
Corn Exchange
Ask Questions Form for Readers
An archival inquiry page from The Telegram invites readers to send questions on any subject. It lists sample Qs and As on topics from geography and history to biology and literature, including Salton Sea formation, Washington's weight, Mona Lisa size, and Rasputin’s name, with a note on response handling and postage.
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Frederick J. Husichs
Washington, D. C
Hhe Inquirer
Bicycle Injury Report Names Victim and Suspect
Andrew Mustrone of 244 Carthe ping sect sustained slight injuries after a bicycle collision near Madisay and Tone North avenues yesterday. A bystander claiming to be Walter Nunny gave a false address on Seeview Avenue while reports note a separate attack by a loyalist near the scene.
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Andrew Mustrone
Madisay Avenue
Tone North Avenue
Tuan
Walter Nunny
Seeview Avenue
Independent Spirit in the Street Fight Narrative
A fragmented first person account describes enduring abuse and threats while asserting independence. The speaker recalls fights, injuries, and a defiant stance toward bosses and others, claiming self reliance and willingness to confront danger. The piece conveys resilience amid hardship and a demand for respect.
Our Children Letters Home By Angelo Patri
A fragment from Angelo Patri's column presents letters home from boys in a camp, recounting mishaps, letters to family, and daily camp life. It notes imperfect handwriting, accidents, and messages about staying connected amid school and home routines. The tone reflects WW era youth letters and family culture.
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OUR Children
Angelo Patri
Health column On heat effects and rheumatic advice
A reader asks about nervous breakdown symptoms and rheumatic concerns. Advice emphasizes following a physician's plan and summer care, noting babies suffer in heat, and personal accounts discuss temper and fatigue, with suggestions to check teeth and remove tonsils if needed for improvement.
Analyzed Question Text and Language Gaps
The provided input is garbled and incomprehensible, lacking clear facts, names, dates, or events. It cannot yield a coherent summary or identify a main subject.
Unusual People and Odd Tales From a Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR fragment presents stray phrases about unusual individuals, voices, and a strange personal tale. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving a mosaic of disjointed sentences and nonsensical segments. The piece hints at a narrative of fate, testing, and covert conversation.
Free Booklet on Bread Making Offered by Government
A government publication promotes a bread making booklet titled 83 pages offering recipes and nutrition tips. Readers are invited to mail a coupon with two cents in stamps to receive the guide, with attention to correct address formatting.
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Depa
Aguicubtoe
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