Unclear OCR fragment from early 20th century press
Fragmentary text mentions Middle Stridgeport Conn telephors Barnum and auditing bureau. References Associated Press republication rights and advertising reps in New York Chicago Dearborn. No clear event or person.
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Gamenj
Oeean
Pda
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Middle Stridgeport
Conn
Barnum
Audit Bureau of Cinculation
Associated Tecss
Asaoclind Press
Total News
Oresen
Kleln
Metropolitan Tower
Dearborn
New York
Chicago
Editorial Notes Reflect Fractured Talks and Odd Quips
A scrambled editorial page comment string cites engagement issues costs gas prices and political figures like De Valera and Protopopadakos. It riffles through jokes about lunatics under leases, missing sleep and talking mouths, with stray lines on farming, inheritance, and public affairs.
Weather forecast for Bridgeport and region
The forecast calls for generally fair weather Monday and Tuesday with mild temperatures. An Atlantic and Pacific high pressure pattern and latest observations show fair conditions across most areas, with localized tracking in New England and Atlantic states south of Maryland. Winds off the Atlantic are moderate from the north, Sandy Hook reports fair conditions.
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Wieizity
Atlantic
Pacific
Mississippi River
New
England
Maryland
Alabama
Texas
Upper
Michigan
Sandy Hook
Who Is Being Educated
The article notes that 50 000 college and university graduates and 300 000 high school graduates this year illustrate American progress in public education. It compares 1890 figures, highlights rising female participation, and shows student backgrounds broadening from elite families to laborers and artisans, offering comfort about America's future.
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United States
Phillips Exeter Academy
University of Chicago
Mt. Vernon
St. Louis
Seattle
America
Canada backs out of St Lawrence canal plan
Canada declares it would be inadvisable to continue the St Lawrence deep water canal project, a move that undercuts Middle West pushers for a Chicago to sea route via the canal and relieves President Harding of pressure to strike a merchant marine subsidy deal.
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Canada
Middle West
Chicago-to-the
St. Lawrence Canal
United States
Harding
Textile Color Forecast Hints At Autumn Wardrobe
An editor notes color psychology in textiles and predicts women will wear a mix of reds blues oranges purples with oriental tones while fashion fads echo news cycles. The discussion links color choices to human behavior amid unrelated tragic railway accidents cited as carelessness and danger.
Death Valley Heat Records Spark Terrifying Comparisons
The weather bureau declares Greenland Ranch in Death Valley California as the hottest US site possibly on earth. A July day reportedly reached 125 degrees in the shade with a record 9 degrees higher on a past date. The Therburean notion of hell on earth resurfaces amid the extreme heat claims.
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Fon
Greenland Ranch
Death Vallex
California
Weather Bureau
United States
Hell On Earth
Death Valley
Greenland Ranch Alfalfa Farm Survives Harsh Desert Climate
Despite two inches of annual rainfall and 160 degree springs near Death Valley, Greenland Ranch operates 70 acres with irrigation to grow four crops of alfalfa yearly. The piece notes the paradox of settlers thriving in extreme conditions, prompting reflection on human resilience.
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Greenland Ratch
Death Valley
Greenland Ranch
Fatalities in Rail Travel Prompt Clam Agents Query
Clerical inquiry notes 225 railroad passenger deaths. Claimed agents review safety lapses and contributing factors amid ongoing investigations into the fatalities. Court and railroad authorities are urged to compile detailed incident timelines and protective measures.
Germany seen as hive of industry by Warren
Germany 2. J. Warren of Remington Typewriter Company reports after an inspection that the country is a vast beehive of industry running day and night. He notes variations among industries but concludes Germany overall produced about 85 percent of capacity, a finding not pleasing to the international committee of hereditors.
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J. Warren
Remington Typewriter Company
Germany
Warren
International Committee of
Neglect Shifted Responsibility Blames Parents Over Youth
A questionable opinion piece argues parents, not churches or schools, bear the blame for youth issues. Theodore A. Loth comments on prevention of cruelty to children, suggesting fault lies with adults rather than American youth.
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Theodore A. Loth
All Aye
Cntl
Path to the Top: Time to Rise in Business Careers
The article notes that graduates often take six months for an executive check, while many reach executive levels after six to twelve years post‑graduation. It urges new graduates to pursue a faster path by recognizing key opportunities and taking decisive action.
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Harvard Business Caller
Cisdmets
Wink Achecl Ant
Paying Up In Town Jolly Whitman Verse
Walt Mason laments paying monthly bills and how settling debts brings a rare calm pride. He visits merchants and tradesmen along Commercial Street and walks with a kingly bearing, grateful for goods received and payments made.
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Ireland
Wien
What to Do if You've Decided You Will Try Stage
Brock Pemberton counsels aspiring actors to research their aptitude before pursuing theatre. He notes luck, personality, talent, and belief in self as key to success, urges rigorous training, and advises gaining experience in stock companies or reputable schools, then moving to New York to seek opportunities despite rejection.
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Brock Pemberton
America
New York
Broadway
Dart
Thc
New Fork
Corolt
Itheator
Koch
Lincoln Q
Twasa
Copeland
White Way Petition To Seek Higher Stratford Avenue Rents
Samuel Wollin, chairman of the Stratford avenue White Way committee, says a petition to Mayor Atwater for higher Stratford avenue rents will be introduced at tonight’s Common Council meeting. A public hearing is expected later this month, according to Mr Wollin.
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Samuel Wollin
Stratford Avenue
White Way
Atwater
Common Council
Wollin
Hidden Haven of a Congressman Card Trick Tale
The piece narrates John McGurgle dodging detectives and hiding for years in plain sight. Reporters ask where he concealed himself, and he finally reveals the Capitol building in Washington as the perfect haven where he posed as a Congressman.
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Capitol Building
Washington
Republican
Democratic Nation
Munsey
Washington, Dy
Our Children Moods by Angelo Patri
Betty, about nine, acts out dramatic moods, scaring her mother and teacher. The teacher suggests the behavior is common, caused by overstimulation, and advises giving the child space and a task to redirect energy rather than overreacting.
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Our Children
Angelo Patri
Brtty
Motter
Wito
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Geelsi
Stormeg Hur
Mouiee Hetty
Sobord
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Pinay
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Leukoplakia lingualis and tongue corns explained
Dr. Copeland discusses leukoplakia lingualis, a serious white tongue patch condition also called tongue corns. He explains causes, potential spread to mouth tissues, and emphasizes dental care, hygiene, and avoiding irritants. Treatments include X-ray and radical options only when needed, with lifestyle changes to support healing.
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Commissioner of Health
New York
Ity
First Woman Mayor Sparks Unlikely Campaign in 1887
In Kansas and Oklahoma era lore, Suzanna W. Salter of Arkansas City was nominated by abolitionists as mayor and won despite doubts. The article notes her salary and a pointed joke about a woman in office, reflecting early gender barriers and public expectations.
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Norman
Okla
Suzanna W. Salter
Atgonia, Kas
Questions and Answers From the National Information Bureau
A reader quiz from the National Information Bureau offers questions and brief answers on topics like history, knowledge quotes, weather, science, sports, rail hubs, and fire safety. It notes limitations on legal or financial advice and invites readers to send two cents with a name and address for booklet delivery.
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Alan
United States Bureau of Edneacher Alse
Washingt Information Bureau
Unclear notice from The Bridgenort Telegram Information Burgas
Frederic J. Haskin of The Bridgenort Telegram Information Burgas in Washington DC encloses two cents for return postage on a copy of the Fire Bosklen Natte panotetens on Street. unclear details and recipient name.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Bridgenort Telegram Information
Bosklen
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