Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Snippet
Faded OCR shows historical details from The Bridgeport Telegram about subscription rates in advance for foreign advertising representatives and office locations in Chicago and Bridgeport. The clippings reference audit bureau membership and dated press usage.
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Auvanse
Eiin
Tower
New York
N.Y
Glasa
Irvin
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Til
Fragmented OCR reveals disjointed phrases and names
The readable text presents scattered fragments about people, places, and objects, including references to New York, Paris, a lawn mower, soda consumption, and a diamond barwones image. It lacks coherent narrative or identifiable event beyond miscellaneous mentions.
Weather notes and stray forecasts from a cloudy period
The item suggests a temperate forecast with cloudy morning conditions and probabilistic storms overnight and into Thursday. It mentions a mid Atlantic disturbance bringing unsettled showers, with no temperature change expected. The prose blends commentary on fishing with weather curiosities.
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Mester
Souther
Conaitlens
Ngland
Atlantic Am
Keep Going Keep Going Optimism Drives Dayton Rubber Hope
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing steers through downturn with a bold letter from president John A. Mac Millan. He cites matchable output so far this year and urges relentless effort and courage as the path to recovery, echoing the poem Keep Going to inspire workers to persevere.
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John A. MacMillan
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company
United States
Paternalism in the United States debated by Vice President Coolidge
The piece argues against overreliance on government aid. It cites Vice President Coolidge urging fewer governmental interventions to foster independence. It warns industry, tariffs, and railroads seeking aid risk reinforcing paternalism and burdening enterprise. The author urges self-reliance and removal of obstacles rather than guaranteed business success.
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United States
Coolidge
Mier
Harding Leads Again To A National Defense Plan
President Harding asserts executive mastery by issuing a military policy guiding the National Defense Act of 1920. The plan concentrates the regular army into few strong units, retires most wartime camps, expands National Guard leadership by regular officers, and positions organized reserves and ROTC/Citizens' Training Corps as key defense layers. The regular force drops to 150,000, with civilian units prepared for rapid mobilization.
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Harding
United States
War Department
Department
Perent
National Guard
Inc
Reserve
Officers Training Corps
Citizens’ Training Corps
Congress
Congressian Madden Seeks Constitutional Veto Power on Appropriations
The new House Appropriations chair proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the President to veto parts of an appropriation bill without vetoing the entire measure. Proponents argue current limits shift budget waste to taxpayers, while critics warn of executive overreach. The plan echoes Connecticut calls for similar controls and aims to curb wasteful spending without harming essential finances.
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Congressian
Madden
House Committee On Appropriations
Luke
Connecticut
Traverre
Lis
Aboard the Astrid and Winds of the Atlantic
The Danish three masted ship Astrid limped into New York after 28 days at sea, a collision with an iceberg near Newfoundland bending its hull. The crew fought to control flooding and repair the breach as tensions rose aboard the worn vessel.
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Weather
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Baltimore Sun
New York
Grand Banks
York
Cham
Astrid
Tuna
Dhe Gand
Kicks Rise as Fear Grips Town Over Gun Crisis
Fragmented OCR reports a rising fear amid gun violence and social upheaval. Citizens describe loud kicks and threats, while authorities urge calm as modern life strains sharpen the risk of harm. The piece hints at youth involvement, stray weapons, and looming warnings amid a tense community atmosphere.
Questions and Answers From Our Washington Bureau
Readers sent queries on rabies from dog bites and laws of ancient codes. The Animal Industry bureau says bite transmission is rare but deadly without treatment. Other questions cover peach preserve recipes, oldest legal code, government spend on twine, Carnegie Hero Fund, largest salt deposit, and fastest flying bird with brief factual responses.
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Bammurtpi
Hamm
A. R. SA
P Ce Department
Bridgeport News Roundup July 27 1881
Bridgeport items from July 27 1881 report Joian H Sterling due home from Europe. Seymour and Urige remain ill. Stiles Beardsley on four week Western New York visit. Armtrong patent for check clasp and safety clasp. Connecticut munition allowance drawn. Burr Curtis depart for Omaha and Council Bluffs to visit daughters. Mutual Hook and Ladder at Waterbury to Rock Grove on August meeting music. Rev J A Searles to lead Faith Mission meeting. Brewster road extension to connect with New York lines expected soon. Pine Grove camp meeting August 22 27. cottages and lodging rooms sought. Ma Namara Finnell Cane hijacking case heard. Wright bound over. Point Temple of Honor entertainment planned. William McCormick loses forefinger in New York accident. Grand Lodge od Fellows reports published. Grand fesparance trip to High Rock Grove. Davenport invited to read poem. Conn Telephone Co declares quarterly dividend two percent. Commercial Travelers summer reunion at Morris Cove anticipated. George Comstock VP. Connecticut Pharmacy licenses reach 306 total. next meeting in Hartford September. Girl elopement with Duffy causing local interest and minor theft. New Haven guard case involving John Nolan and wife investigated. Barnum fountain unveiling at Bethel August 17 with ceremonies. Brewster’s connection to New York and Boston under discussion. Railroad hearing in progress. Bridgeport residents attend pro and anti sides. Obituaries note Henry Wilson 1 year 4 months and Eliza Thomas 43. Linda Alies infant burial planned.
Fifty Clergymen Debate In London Assembly Hall
Fifty clergymen gathered in London to debate a long standing question about the authenticity of biblical authorship. The discussion centered on the figure known as Daniel and the identity of the writer, with analysis of manuscript numerology and historical attribution. The outcome was postponed as the debate continued.
Anxious Couples Seek Divorce Amid Rising Proceedings
The report notes many couples anxious for divorce amid a surge in cases, with references to pending disputes and state proceedings. It highlights a trend of marriages dissolving as legal processes unfold, and mentions regional variations in divorce rates.
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France
Mechanic Develops Self Start Device For Vehicle Cranks
A Bordeaux mechanic designed a device to prevent crank injuries by isolating the crank shaft from the handle during engine starting. The apparatus sits over the crank end near the radiator and uses gears springs and a clutch to disengage the crank when the motor bucks. The inventor built a model while recovering from a sprained wrist and filed the concept as a practical invention.
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Bordeaux
Francs
The Age of Discretion by Berton Braley
A reflective poem on aging and temper as the speaker shifts from youthful rage to tempered restraint. The speaker asks for renewed passion and honest anger at wrongs, seeking a return to spirited conviction before fading into weary tolerance.
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Berton Braley
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