Bridgeport Telegram Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Bridgeport Telegram outlines subscription rates at 5.00 weekly by carrier and lists publishing offices in Bridgeport with open daily operations. It notes affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and states content sourcing from the Associated Press and other sources with standard reprint rights and advertising policies.
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Won in the Ninth and Mathewson recovery heralded
The column notes Christy Mathewson's tuberculosis battle ends in hopeful convalescence with his fans urged to carry on the fight. It compares American grit to sports tenacity, stating Matty won the greatest game of his life and hints at future World Series presence.
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Weather Outlook for South New England and Atlantic Coast
Partly cloudy and slowly dropping temperatures expected Thursday into Friday across South New England and middle Atlantic states. High pressure over Canadian maritimes maintains generally fair to cloudy skies along the Atlantic coast, with winds from the north to northeast and lighter conditions north of Sandy Hook.
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New Haven Weather Bureau Almanac Note
Daily almanac entry from New Haven Weather Bureau with temperature readings and high water indicators. Includes meridian references and time marks, showing daily observations and estimates for tides and solar events.
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Sun Mises
Ontario Restricts Liquor Transport Across Highways
Ontario enforces a special act limiting liquor transport on highways to export only by rail or lake routes. Bootsellers previously hauled Scotch and whiskey across the border, but new rules curb such crossings. The move curtails cross border smuggling amid Volstead era enforcement.
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Tobacco campaign dampened by blue-law faction
The National Cigar and Tobacco Association hears from president George M. Serfer at Atlantic City that the anti nicotine drive may be paused but not dead. Reformers claim some still face unemployment as prohibition looms ahead and long-term prospects are uncertain.
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Postwar steel output and economic outlook in early 20th century
A garbled 1919 and 1922 report notes May production at 1,022,024 tons and May 1922 around 2,711, a41 tons. It urges copying the idea to desk as a reminder that the country will approach postwar boom levels. The text comments on financial property, paying for the war, and a general production surge.
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Spain Defends Columbus Origins Amid Historic Debate
Colombo reports Spain now claims Columbus was born on Spanish soil, challenging the traditional Italian birth narrative. Ordonez y Gerein, a Spanish justice official, weighs in on the disputed birthplace and the explorer’s legacy.
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Major McEwen and Wife Abandon Back to Nature Trial
The couple in England tried a ten day wilderness experiment to test civilization against nature. The major extolled tobacco as civilization’s greatest blessing while his wife urged longer exposure without soap. After ten days they abandoned the campaign as impractical.
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Appetite for progress and the car boom of May
A fragmented editorial tone discusses appetite and science solving social problems while noting auto industry output in May reached 252,000 vehicles, the highest monthly total in history, surpassing March 1920 by 42,000 as engines face pressure.
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Garden Troubles Mention Pests and Perseverance
A rural speaker warns gardeners of pests such as six inch caterpillars cutworms and smellers threatening peas cabbages and vines. He urges steady effort against these perils while noting the emotional toll of hard work and the grim prospect of ruined crops if discouraged.
City Manager Movement Sweeps Across States
The city manager plan has been adopted by over 150 cities across 24 states, with at least 60 more experimenting with variant forms. Dayton sparked the movement in 1912, followed by Springfield and other cities, now spreading rapidly to places like Michigan and Virginia. The trend includes many large cities and is fueling legislative action in numerous states as more communities seek the streamlined municipal governance model.
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Never Get Anywhere Due to Life and Luck
A speaker laments failing to travel or move on. Plans to go somewhere drift away because of lack of funds health and bad luck. They describe sticking to home, unable to find the means or nerve to leave, repeating the refrain of being stuck.
Day That Settles Nothing in Commencement Thought
Angelo Patri argues commencement years settle little as students, parents, and schools push for college without clear aims. He cites a boy who chose a prestigious engineering path for sport rather than study, urging practical experience before pursuing college and warning of wasted candidates for elite majors.
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Flanagan to Address Citizenship Meeting
Attorney Michael J. Planagan will speak on United States citizenship at the fourth meeting of members of the Singapore Citizens' department in Balkacey Hall, 620 Bostwick Avenue. All Hungarian speaking people are invited to attend.
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Show Manufacturer Dies in Suardale Minnesota Tragedy
William G. Greth, a retired shag and veudher manufacturer and former Waco Industries Board member, died suddenly today in Suardale Minnesota. He was mayor of Longport, Texas, and had Wig Sumner some. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday with burial at West Laurel Hill Cemetery near Philadelphia.
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West Laurel Hill Cemetery
Philadelphia
HEALTH ADVICE ON SMALL INJURIES AND FIRST AID
Public health guidance from Dr. R S Copeland covers cleaning wounds, avoiding home poultices, using hydrogen peroxide or soap and water, and proper bandaging. Readers submit questions on corsets, digestion, skin spots, nervous behavior in children, weight loss, dizziness, and itching after bathing. Dr. Copeland answers with practical, non graphic medical advice.
Ask Questions on Information Bureau Reply Practices
Readers asked about the Telegram Information Bureau and its scope. The bureau replies that it offers information only, not legal medical or financial advice, and requests plain questions with name and address and a small stamp for return postage.
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First Woman Set to Lead Seminoles as Chief
Mra Alice B. Davis of Weweka is chosen by the Seminoles as their leader, becoming the first woman chief of any Civlized Tribe. Born near historic Park Ht by Tatle quah, her father Dr John M. Brown was a noted early Indian country figure. Davis has spent much of her life in welfare work among Indians.
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Table Vegetables Guide to Healthy Home Cooking
The article urges households to become familiar with vegetables, their food value, and methods of preparation. It highlights the Department of Agriculture free booklet on vegetables, essential for health, and notes a coupon offer to receive the publication by mail with two cent stamps for return postage.
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Preparation at Vegetables booklet postage request
A fragment notes a request for two cents to cover return postage for a tree copy of the booklet titled Preparation at Vegetables. The line is terse and provides no corroborating details.
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