Bridgeport Telegram Establishment 189
Bridgeport Telegram announces its establishment at 189 Middle Street with daily publication except Sunday, offering subscription rates prepaid and full newsroom services. The paper notes circulation audited by the Audit Bureau and reliance on Associated Press news for national and international stories.
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Editorial Notes On Society And Stereotypes From A Fragment
This fragment presents varied editorial jottings on gender roles, work ethics, international affairs, and everyday observations. It cites women’s equality, police careers for girls, a race horse delivering packages, and attitudes toward wealth and luck, all in a reflective newspaper voice with satirical asides about Europe and American laws.
Weather outlook for Southern New England and Atlantic coast
The report notes cooler, clouded conditions in Southern New England with possible showers Monday morning and fair Tuesday. North Atlantic States stay mostly cloudy and cooler Monday, then fair with moderate temps Tuesday. winds shift NW to N along the coast, with overcast and showery conditions expected Monday.
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New Eengland
New England
North Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Sands Hook
Hatteras
Daily Almanac for Telegram Almanac Chronology
Almanac notes sun rise and sunset times with weather hints and general chronicle details. It provides period calculations and general daily guidance for readers following the middle eighteenth century style.
Message From Africa Carried Home By Stork
A stork in Lieskau near Merseburg, Germany, was seen carrying a small leather bag tied to its neck. The bag contained a message claiming links to a German homeland and a place name near Nowa on Wopatin Lake.
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Gordauen
Governor Lake Won’t Seek renomination Says He Won’t Run
The New Haven Register interview quote on Governor Lake would have him seek renomination, but he repudiates it. The piece argues that offices rarely come unsought and that a candidate must fight for the post, warning that if Lake will not work for himself he cannot be governor again.
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New Haven Register
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Warren G. Harding
Chicago
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Tals
The Manipulator Goes Under in High Finance
A long critique of Ryan disowned son of a financier, a rising figure in high finance, whose stock manipulations and corporate maneuvers shook markets and led to his expulsion. The piece contrasts his wealth, power chase, and feudal style control with more traditional business builders.
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Meany
Yale Reels in New Coach After Coast Crew Win
Yale shifts from English coaching to Ed Leader of Washington to boost rowing, following a Pacific coast crew’s standout performance in Poughkeepsie. The move aims to end English stroke reliance and hinges on Payne Whitney’s longstanding influence, refuting claims of Yale arrogance.
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Yale
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Pacific Coast
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Navy
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Thames
Payne Whitney
Rockefeller’s Fortune and Charity in Period of Debate
A historical column outlines John D. Rockefeller as the era’s wealthiest figure donating vast sums to medical research and education, arguing poverty stems from ignorance and disease while noting his influence on philanthropy. The piece also comments on universal color signals and traffic signal standardization, suggesting experts face a difficult task ahead.
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Rockefellers
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Martian Radio Mystery Traced to GE Lab Source
The mysterious Mars radio messages were traced to Dr. Fruipp Langmuir at General Electric laboratories in Schenectady New York. The wavelength was 140,000 meters. The piece notes people seek explanations far away while ignoring near truth and humorously questions if Martians live on Mare.
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Mareon
Fruipp Langmuir
General Electric Laboratories
Schenestady
Mare
Earth
Signal Section Affected by Accident Prevention Plan
A railroad concern reports that the signal section of the American Railway Association will implement a safety-focused plan to prevent accidents. Details outline revised procedures, oversight, and training to reduce risk and improve operation reliability.
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American Teailway Assoct
Acres of Diamonds lecture made Conwell fortunes
Riches for a Philadelphia lawyer who left law to found a small church named after Fussell H Conwell, his famous Acres of Diamonds lecture netted about 30 griph money and gifts to charity and poor students exceeded 11,000,000. The lecture’s core idea was that great opportunities lie at home. Many others found wealth from it.
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The Gentle Sex In Thrillers Prompted readers and critics
Walter Mason critiques thrillers and the gendered divide in crime fiction. He notes male writers daub violence while female authors stylize bloodshed in private lives, yet audiences praise sensational plots. He compares tomato authors to silent tomorrows and highlights restrained private gentleness behind bold violence.
Worry and Wry Wit in Moderation of Hopeful Tone
A verse critique mocks the perpetual cheerleader who says to smile despite hardship. It argues that worry and human fret are healthy at times, and that constant optimism can strain genuine feeling. The piece suggests balance between cheer and honest concern.
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Ludachins
Sam
Saving Up and the Trombone Dream
A mother and Aunt Maria guide a boy named Harry as he saves pennies for a trombone, learning that the act of saving fuels happiness and growth. The tale contrasts his patient discipline with a memory of a music box wish, emphasizing the lasting joy of pursuing meaningful dreams.
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Maria
Marlo
Tim
Milford Loan Reports Success in New Issue
Milford July 23 Officers of the Milford Building and Loan association report the excess issue of shares issued July 1 is being subscribed rapidly. Indications point to a splendid sale for Series B block with about 125 shares disposed of and many more likely before the August meeting. A loan of 3000 dollars was voted in June to aid the construction of a new home in Milford and 19600 dollars floated this month.
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Longevity Theories From Finot Draw Century Claim
Berlin July 23 Jean Finot argues longevity can reach 150 years and beyond if belief and lifestyle align. He cites Chilean observer Droguett and Life Extension Institute claims, noting some Centenarians in Chile and theories extending life to 1500 years with scientific aims.
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Berlin
Vlehty
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Finot
Buggne Fisk
Me Life Extension Institute
America
Health Queries FromReaders on Babies and Adults
Medical column by Dr Copeland advises on infant vomiting causes overfeeding and rapid feeding, stresses regular meals and upright positioning, and warns against overhandling. It also answers reader questions on skin pimples constipation weight, high blood pressure, and recommends professional examination for unresolved issues.
Unusual Vancouver Man Changes Life After Vision Loss
A Vancouver feature profiles a visually impaired man known for unusual talents and persistent struggle. The piece sketches his past, the challenges caused by blindness, and the community’s response as he pursues unique work and daily resilience.
Answers to Questions Port What shall T do for a punting mer
A reader asks how to treat stiffness after illness. The doctor advises several gentle outdoor walks to aid recovery and notes it will take some time for the effects to wear off.
Migration of butterflies by Prof M Elroy
A condensed account of butterfly migration noting gregarious swarms and long-distance flights. The piece cites Wright’s eleven day southern California route of 14 miles north to Canada, and references historical observations from Richer Scudder Mopking and Mount Shasta. It highlights the scale and curiosity of migratory flights.
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University, Montana
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Canada
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Mount Shasta
Questions from The Telegram Inform on Buren Haskin advice column
A reader asks about the longest major league baseball game, the raven as a bird of omen, pipe organ cleaning, English women’s dress in uniform, onion chemical composition, the derivation of fortnight, treating a cobra snake bite, and plant ashes effect. The column provides brief, plain answers citing authorities and common knowledge.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
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