Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Subscriptions rates details and publishing policies for the Bridgeport Telegram dated 1851. The notice lists advance payment terms and explains the paper is published by The Post Publishing Co. with Associated Press content and bureau affiliations in New York Chicago and elsewhere.
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Bridgeport
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Telephone Barnum
Bureau of Cireviation
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New York
Chicago
Editorial Notes Full of Wit and Weather Fixes
A fragmentary editorial notes exchange touches on politics and public life with quips about sailors, holidays, and gender. It also muses on weather, foolish bravado, and work habits while lightly mocking political ambitions and love.
Swimming instruction urged to prevent drownings
The editorial urges school officials to provide swimming instruction citing recent drownings on Long Island Sound. It notes Radcliffe College’s program requiring swimming proficiency for graduation and suggests the board of Education hire proficient swimming instructors for summer lessons, using existing staff if needed.
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Harvey C. Went
Went
Long Island Sound
Radcliffe College For Women
Board of Education
The New Type in Teaching Responds to Modern Standards
The article argues good conduct for teachers hinges on common sense and practical engagement with students. It contrasts the old stern clergyman and schoolmistress models with a modern, humane, honest teacher who inspires, connects with lay society, and fosters meaningful living. The board’s decision to retain three high school teachers reflects recognition of these essential attributes.
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Board of Education
Weather Forecast For South New England Briefing
Cloudy and warmer with possible showers later in the week. Varying temperatures across the eastern states with unsettled winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. Wednesday shows light showers in some areas, followed by cooler conditions on Thursday.
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Tin States
Ohio Valley
Great Dales
Iaca
Gulf Stater
Centra
Middle Atlantic
New England
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Nestlas
No Personal Liberty in Eden and Its Fallout
The Maine couple Carl Sutter and his wife, who dubbed themselves Adam and Eve, were arrested by game wardens for killing deer and partridge out of season. The episode is framed as a clash between personal liberty and civilized law, illustrating how society imposes duties even in remote areas.
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Eden
Carl Sutter
Maine Woods
Kennebec
Maine
Robinson Crusoe
Coroner Findings Highlight Public Safety in Fairfield County
Here and There With the Editor argues that Fairfield County coroner John J. Phelan shows thoroughness and plain language in findings. His reports, detailing fatalities and the causes behind them, illustrate the office’s value and the impact of an capable official on public safety.
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Soroner
John J. Phelan
Fairfield County
Bootler
Ex-Kaiser Rumored Health and Mania Over Religion
Report notes the ex Kaiser’s physical health as good but cites concerns from friends about his mental state and religious mania. The piece references Wilhelm’s age and his imagined future in hell exchanging notes with Genghis Khan, described as history’s champion butcher who killed 18,506,000 Asiatics in conquest.
Genghis Kalin’s Legacy In Law And Toleration
Followers praised the conqueror for establishing universal laws that reduced murder and adultery, enabling safe travel across the empire. He tolerated all religions, promoted education, and made princes and officials effectively bound by duties. His good deeds echoed long after, while war remained humanity’s most futile vice.
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Genghis
Genghis Kalin
Prinss
Parody at New York Woman's Forum Luncheon
A parody about prohibition and drinkers drew a big hand at the spring luncheon of the Woman's Forum in New York City. The piece argues many opponents of prohibition would vote dry in a referendum, showing widespread desire for liquor despite dry laws.
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New York City
Desert Chiefs Reign In Southern Sea Authors Tale
A fragmentary critique alleges writers shifting from southern seas to desert narratives. It claims Bedouin themes replace stable seafaring tales and mocks the authors for chasing sensational subjects to fund their work, predicting a new era of desert tales until readers tire of palm littered stories.
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Thay Dlason
Dayton City Manager Plan Shows Way to Efficiency
The article outlines the city manager form adopted by Dayton and describes its components a nonpartisan council administrator and department heads with civil service rules. It notes that by 1924 about 100 U S cities used the plan and highlights how managers are selected often from smaller cities and sometimes brought in from out of town for better candidates.
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H. S. Gilbertson
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Panama
America
United States
Akron
Norfolk
Sacramento
Grand Rapids
Springfeld
Tamps
Portsmouth
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Wiehits
Asway Civil Service
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Eatles
Sacrifice and Selfishness in a Mother's Labor
A reflective verse condemns a mother who sacrificed her time and dreams to raise her children. It follows decades of frugality and toil, judged by neighbors as meritorious, yet revealed as a selfish act that bound her as a slave while her children gave nothing in return.
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Washington
Lincoln
Roogevelt
Wilson
Dewey
Flag Day Prayer by Ancei Patri Our Children
A reflective flag day meditation urges teaching America’s children the forefathers dream of freedom justice and compassion. It honors soldiers, pioneers, and founders from Washington to Roosevelt while invoking sacred duty to honor the flag and strive for unity and love.
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OUR Children
Ancei Patri
America
Vorga
Ruth in Advertising Needed Says Chairman
Milwaukee June 1 1923 Lovie Blumenstock of St Louis chairman of the advertising department of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World urged the convention to adopt clear principles for guidance. He warned that without defined standards the profession risks public suspicion and erosion of trust as advertising spreads along commerce and media.
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Lovie Blumenstock
St Louis
Hon Rélill Advertising
Associated Advertising Department
Associated Advertising Clubs of
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Unis
Shingles Explained by Health Commissioner's Notes
A health official describes the sympathetic and cerebro spinal nervous systems, their roles in voluntary and involuntary actions, and how their disruption can trigger shingles. The piece explains symptoms, progression from tingling to blisters, the typical unilateral girdle pattern, and care tips for comfort and protection. Old patients suffer more severe neural pain, which may persist after eruption fades.
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Attica
Jim
Loulici
Health questions answered by Dr Copeland column
Readers submit medical inquiries on conditions like pania in fingers bronchial cough and weight reduction. Dr Copeland explains limits of self diagnosis and suggests clinic exams, specialist visits, and proper mail-in guidance for future questions.
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Copeland
Question and answer column from Washington Bureau
A digitized notice reproduces an Ask Questions column offering free guidance on legal matters schooling and history. It lists Q A pairs on topics from baseball pay to Norse etymology and the origin of state names plus a promotion for a booklet on concrete construction.
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