Bridgeport Telegram Establishment and Rates
Bridgeport Telegram established in 1982 announces subscription rates and publication details. The paper states daily publication including Sundays, with carrier and monthly options, contact at 140 Aldlie Street Bridgeport Connecticut. It notes affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press for news dispatch republication.
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Associated Press
Associated Preay
Editorial Notes on Peace and Politics in a Pithy Echo
A fragmented editorial blends social musings on peace and power with quips about economics, campaign rhetoric, and human behavior. It contrasts old and new monetary tools, comments on prayer and effort, and hints at presidential power, advertising a wary view of political manipulation. It ends with a caution about coercion in courting.
Fragmented Civic Appeals Urge Action and Accountability
A fragmented historical notice urges citizens to vote support the church town friends firms and police to act. It frames voting as duty and criticizes inaction, urging personal responsibility for government church neighborhood and law enforcement.
Weather Weathers Across New England and Atlantic States
Unsettled conditions persist with mainly cloudy skies across northern New England and eastern New York. Showers are likely Thursday and Friday with little temperature change, while southern New England may see warmer pockets and brisk east and southeast winds. Pressure remains high over the eastern states with a disturbance centered over Wyoming and farther south.
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New England
New York
Sandy Hoo
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Wyon Pg
I‘ahr
Atlantic States
Chastising the Old Guard at Cleveland
A critical editorial denounces Republican Old Guard at Cleveland for undermining President Coolidge. It praises Coolidge for economy and tax relief, condemns hostile senators, and warns the party should not be subsumed by private interests. It references Taft on the KKK analogy and portrays Coolidge as a steadfast reformer.
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OLD Guard
Cleveland
Coolidge
Congress
Tie
United States
The G. O. P. Platform Analysis Under Coolidge Tone
The Republican platform is lengthy and oratorical though largely in line with party aims. It praises tariffs and farm relief while condemning “men on both sides” amid a scandal. Prohibition stance remains cautious, with traditional praise of Republican policies.
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Coolidge
Republican Platform Endorses Limited World Involvement
The policy to remain outside the League of Nations is reaffirmed while endorsing a pragmatic, moderate participation in world affairs. The piece lauds Calvin Coolidge for clear thinking and direct action, arguing his leadership offers the nation safety and honest paths for the next four years, contrasting with Lodge and his followers.
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League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
G. O P
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Tent Caterpillars and the Song Bird Insect Patrol
The article argues that tent caterpillars spread in wild and roadside trees, with cycles of peaks. Song birds, the natural insect patrol, are essential but declining, increasing caterpillar numbers. Humans must clear nests along roadsides to curb pests while birds recover thanks to Audubon education and protective laws.
A Boycott That Will Not Work in International Trade
The boycott of American goods in Japan harms Japan more than the United States as Japan exports far exceed its imports from America. In 1922 Japan sent 732 million yen to the U S while importing 596 million yen. Other regions can supply Japan, but only the United States is a large consumer of Japanese products and such a boycott may backfire or fail.
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America
Jolla
Urey
Lorg
Volie
Hody
Boonman
Political Pointers and Local Appointments in Uncertain Times
A chaotic political snapshot covers Cleveland convention plans, Health Board hires through John T. King, and resignations in the State Central Committee. Speculation swirls around Democratic leadership, New Haven influence, and records from Governor Smith v New York amid liquor questions.
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Governer Smith
New York
Uti
The Simple Life and Summer Sanitation Warned
The state health department reviews proof that summer camping can threaten sanity and health. A family near a swamp built a shack and drew swamp water linked to sickness, but the root cause is campers neglecting cleanliness and sanitation. Strong warnings focus on camp grounds, water quality, and the need for responsible behavior in open spaces.
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Sibany Kyuicherboche
State Health Department
Grosa
Fragmented OCR depicts unsafe driving and police interaction
The readable fragments describe dangerous driving behavior, jittery nerves, and a tense scene with police involvement. References to speeds, crowds, and injured or stressed drivers appear amid garbled names and locations, suggesting a traffic or public-safety note from a damaged page.
Gas Light Works Progress in City 1824
One hundred years ago New York Statesman reports rapid progress by the Gas Light Company. Pipes near Franklin Square. a test lamp shown to spectators. officials approve, noting the system lights the entire district as demonstrations impress the crowd.
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New York Statesman
Gas Light Company
Franklin Square
ABC
Pup
Imany
Lost and Found Poems and Humorous Verses Parade
A jumble of verse snippets and anecdotes reflects a late 19th or early 20th century patchwork of poems jokes and social notes. It features lines about pen and sword hearts and fair ladies, a genealogical remark at a Kentucky meeting, quips about weddings and bashful livers, and brief humor bits attributed to various authors and readers.
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Trenty Ingram
Hank
Lstaning
Mildred Lynn
Abe
Cialhen
Eilginek
Aitherto
Death of a Singing Dog Shocks Schoolchildren
A sad incident at the northern edge of Hover recalled by many children who mourn the loss of a singing dog named Gallaghe, aged seventeen, a beloved figure from recent charitable entertainments and school events. The event has left a quiet sorrow in the community.
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Coudet
New York
Amero
Gallaghe
Girls' Athletics To Aid Race Say Doctor
International News Service reports a doctor stating that healthy female athletes can enhance performance in races. The article quotes experts arguing against the notion that female fitness harms health and emphasizes continued participation in athletics for girls.
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Vuelend
May Day Reflections On Ancestry And The Value Of History
A 1924 essay notes Memorial Day has broadened to honor all who die and argues civilization rests on past toil. It cites Hugo on humanity’s shared sentence to die, Confucius on knowledge from predecessors, and urges balancing respect for ancestors with progress for the future.
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Victor Hugo
Confucius
Pain Means Something Brightens Reader Pain Column
Dr Copeland explains that most people have pains daily and urges readers to seek causes rather than endure. The column covers neuralgia, nerves, and how to identify trouble sources, with reader questions on eye alignment, ear sores, nails, skin, and nutrition answered in a practical tone.
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Pam
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Language of the eyes in a mute love tale
A courting couple navigate communication beyond speech, relying on eye language to convey love. The poem contrasts spoken language with nonverbal understanding, concluding that love itself becomes the truest spokesman through silent gaze.
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