Bridgeport Telegraph Ad Reproduces Post Oasis Content
The Bridgeport Telegraph notes its daily publication schedule and advertising representation with Metropolitan Tower I New York and Peoples Gas. The paper, founded in Bridgeport, carries a note on Associated Press rights and includes a literary column by Job Kendrick.
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Editorial Hotel San Francisco Hangout and Politics
A fragmented editorial piece discusses wartime politics, inflation, and propaganda. It references Lieut. Barton, Hoover votes, Paris prices, and potato costs, with remarks on vice presidents, traffic obstruction, and Chicago conventions. The tone mimics a candid public opinion column critiquing leadership and policy.
Sidwealk Snapshots 2 Sees School Axunt and Kinsella
Sidewalk snapshots record John A Mang... Kinsella, former needle department foreman at Singer’s, now a financial officer for SG Harris Lodge 620. He has spent past eight years with education words and a long career.
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The Republican Nominee Warren Harding Profile
The piece portrays Warren Harding as a cautious, self made publisher from Marion Ohio. It describes him as safe and sane with no strong magnetism and notes his background as Daily Star owner. It calls him the G O B experiment and questions his suitability for the presidency.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Wiliam McKint
Payment in Full and Liquor Licenses in Prohibition Debate
Connecticut liquor dealers at a state meeting urged joining a suit against the government for confiscation of assets tied to prohibition. The reflection argues the nation should compensate liquor owners while outlining broader costs, including social harms, and hints at paying a slave-owning logic, invoking Emerson and Lincoln era rhetoric.
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Lincoln
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Boston
A Simple Schematic of Wireless Radio by a Bridgeport Bug
An amateur Bridgeport observer explains radio as two tuning forks at opposite ends of a table. Striking the table breaks the invisible link, illustrating radio static and the challenge of stable wireless signals. The writer suggests a method to steady signals may unlock wireless progress and wealth.
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Bridgeport 40 Years Ago In The Standard
Bridgeport notes from the era report Paris arrivals for Mr and Mrs David Tra boe of this city New Haven and New York events including a Germania Summer Night festival in Pembroke Grove and Hiram Maxim arriving in New York to establish an electric light works. Read Carpet Co building progress, Berkshire Bridge supply pipe plans, local court actions over dog violations and a bearded woman transported to Northampton insane asylum. Community groups form Universalist and Glenn Morse associations with officers and plans for White Mountains trip and business expeditions to inspect lands in Montana and called for by local firms.
Questions on campaign spending and map publication in Bridgeport era
Fragmented items discuss inquiry about presidential campaign spending limits, silver coinage in 1930, and the origin of the term Dixie. Also notes about Bridgeport town map publication plans, pigeon relay anecdotes, a homicide memorial, and local obituaries in terse, miscellaneous items.
Aged Reflections On Loss And Labor And Wealth
An aging speaker laments frail teeth white hair and failing sight while recalling earlier thrift and penmanship that saved money. He contrasts the ease of youth with current grinding toil and notes old men who regretted not saving, wishing for rest and six feet of soil.
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Mason
Deafness and hearing loss education in early 20th century
An article discusses the prevalence of deafness and the need for prevention and early attention. It covers causes from disease and accidents, the mystery of the ear, and diagnostic challenges. It notes cases, hearing aids, and the rise of specialized schools and services for the deaf, including the Volta Prize connections and Dr Bell's Bureau. It highlights speech reading, education options, and social integration of deaf individuals.
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Where are the school teachers paid best
A survey ranks city school salaries with New York City teachers highest and Jacksonville Florida lowest. The item notes a related rail strike report from Rome about railway workers and a follow-on strike.
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Worth-While Verse From Boston Hymn Contains Fractured Ode
Fragmentary OCR presents a portion of a verse about Freedom as king and emancipation. It mentions unbinding captives and lifting people from dust, with references to the owner of the labor and a call to rally for liberty and statehood. The garbled text preserves names and imagery but lacks coherent narrative.
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