Bridgeport Telegram announces publication details and rates
The Bridgeport Telegram issue lists founding year 1851 and Post Publishing Co operations. It notes daily publication except Sunday, carrier pricing, advertising reps, and affiliation with the Associated Press. Open all day at 5 p.m. edition details and offices in Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Associated Press
Associated Prese
Nets
Aline Cheer. Dy John Kendrick Bangs. AS TO DEGREES
The piece notes universities conferring degrees on many LI graduates. It mocks the race for eminence in diverse fields and ends with a desire to be called Bachelor of reals.
Editorial Notes From a Fragmented Morning Bulletin
A scrambled set of notes discusses censorship and law enforcement on a Colonel Harvey figure, Pancho Villa, and a French public kissing ban. It mentions Montresy Changman earning 12000 last year, asks about war hero decoration, Brazil and Nations, and hints at an Olympiad with American involvement. It references Father’s Day, fashion trends, and trimmed bathing outfits in a reflective, opinionated style.
Good and Bad Insects Defended by Birds and Cats
A Brooklyn entomologist Archibald G Weeks argues birds eat insects yet birds are eaten by cats, praising insects as sanitation allies. The piece humorously follows Weeks' views on ecological balance, flies and mosquitoes as beneficial, and cats as protectors of civilization despite insect-eating birds.
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Archibald G. ‘Weeks
Brooklyn Entomological Society
Mr Weeks
Etter
Mr. Weeks
Brooklyn Tentomological Society
India
Walter Camp
Sidewalk Snapshots Dr J Hons and Dr J Zonn
Dr J Hons and Dr J Zonn operate dual parlors at 1269 Main Street in the city. They arrived from Boston years ago and have become well known. Zonn lives with his family at 2436 Main Street. They have two children, Albert 15 a Bridgeport High student, and Frances two. Dr Zonn, born in Russia on July 15 1881, is a 1917 graduate of Dartmouth College. He belongs to multiple dental and fraternal organizations including the Dental Association State and National groups, Alpha Gamma Delta, Abraham Lodge I O B E and the Young Men Hebrew association.
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J. Hons
J. Zonn
Zone
Dutta College
Russia
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Dental Association
State Bentz] Association
Anchusetts State Dental Association
National Bental Association
Alpha Gmera Dental Fraternity
Abraham Lodge
The
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
A Planetary Visitor Hovering in the Evening Sky
A planet Mercury becomes visible in the northwest after sunset during the next few evenings. The article explains Mercury’s proximity to the sun, its greatest separation on June 10, and its transition to a morning star after conjunction. It notes Jupiter and Saturn are visible too, but higher in the sky.
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Mercury
Venus
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Ponzi Nemesis Pulizes Boston Post Scoop
The 1920 Pulitzer prize honored the Boston Post for exposing Charles Ponzi’s fraud. The paper’s persistence uncovered the swindle, leading to Ponzi’s collapse while officials hesitated. The piece notes public memory of the Boston Post’s role and the prize’s reminder.
Fragmented Q and A from a 19th-century inquiry column
A mixed question list addresses topics from entomology to astronomy. It covers fly life cycles, emmer vs spelt grain, eyeglasses in astronomy, hiking in national parks, Zugene Gone, US politics, New York policing, and Indian central governance with scattered dates and names.
Restoration of Belleau Wood Is Asked by Lodge
In Boston June six the annual meeting of the Mother Church of Christ Scientist was held with delegates from around the world. William P. Emery announced Irving C. Tomlinson as his successor as president, praising fidelity and church governance by the manual given to followers of Mary Baker Eddy.
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Senate
Overman
North Carolina
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Massachusetts
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Paris
Belleau
Chateau Thierry
Guion
Balleau Wood
Vilage
Boston
Ftrat Church of Cariat, Scientist
Wiliam P. Emery
Metroit
Irving C. Tomlinson
Emery
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Charles EK. Jarvis
Aigspevelty
Walt Mason On Exercise And Weight Gain In The Shoreline Tale
In a humorous verse, Walt Mason recounts a physician’s harsh advice to walk twelve miles daily to shed girth. He trails the shore in a long ramble, gains weight instead, and notes how appetite returns as he endures various walking regimes and silly diets.
Fines Imposed For Violation Of Injunction In Stamford Case
Judge John F. H. Waaler fined Amalgamated Clothing Workers members from $10 to $250 for violating an injunction in Stamford in April. Albert Maddaleni received $950 for threatening David Harrison as he left the Currie and Leikes shop on Pacific Street April 12. Donatte Maceniy paid $96 for participation. Eugene Terengo was fined $6 for threatening a company employee at Grand Central Station in New York City.
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John FH. Waaler
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Sarrick and Selken Company
Stamford
Albert Maddaleni
David Harrison
Currie and Leikes
Pacific Street
Donate ‘Maceniy
Tugene
TeRengo
Grand Central Station
York City
Americans murdered by civilian near Aubenach report
The Cologne Gazette reports two American divers were killed by a German civilian near Aubenach with a revolver. Authorities pursued the killer as the newspaper noted ongoing search efforts.
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Aubenach
Cologne Gazette
Aubeanach
The New Diplomacy And Press Reactions Abroad
A sweeping overview of postwar diplomacy notes favorable American sentiment abroad, with Britain and Australia urged for cooperation while Washington resists wide armament cuts. Critics fault public statements by officials and press figures, urging durable alliances and cautious language in diplomacy.
Correct English Quiz Queries and Grammar Points
This reader submission lists language questions including omitting redundant words in a sentence about moving to Ohio, the plural of chassis, pronunciation of plural forms, accent in mirchievone, substitution for not in a sentence about knowing if she will come, plural of postmaster general, foot as an adjective, and a sentence needing dating from the sixth century.
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Ohio
Postmaster-General
Postmasters-General
Atoms and Alcohol A Cautionary Tale
Harrison E Howe explains how tiny atomic differences between ethyl and methyl or wood alcohols cause huge health effects. The piece traces dangers from methyl alcohol poisoning to denatured alcohol measures and the drastic drop in deaths after renaming and regulation, highlighting public education challenges.
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Harrison E. Howe
Brerton Braley on Women Fashion in Comedy Dialogue
A satirical piece portrays Berton Braley railing at feminine dress during a public talk. He denounces fashions as silly and immodest, claiming women dress to prove vanity and unhealthy notions, while the speaker endures heat and awkward attire.
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