Bridgeport Telegram Established 1891 subscription rates
Bridgeport Telegram publishes daily except Sunday from 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn with post publishing company printing details and advertising rates. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press News dispatches are credited where applicable.
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Editorial Notes and Snapshots of a Turbulent Morning
A collage of observations on philosophy, advertising, and culture overtones. References touch on soap brands Lord Leverhulme Cowley Mussolini and public opinion, with wry musings on divorce sermons publicity and human vanity in a brisk, fragmentary editorial voice.
Sentence Sermons Reflecting on Duty and Humility
A reflective piece urges self examination and accountability. It praises honest effort that pleases oneself and another, warns that dishonor carries a cost, and encourages learning from mistakes. The author suggests apologizing when deception is contemplated, stressing moral growth over pride.
Weather map forecast for Eastern New York and New England
Eastern New York and Northern New England experience fair to partly cloudy conditions with isolated thunder showers in west and north areas. Temperatures largely unchanged with warmer trends in several regions, while Atlantic coastal areas show showers tonight and Tuesday due to evolving pressure patterns from a western Atlantic system.
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Who Owns The North Pole Now In Parliment Debate
The article notes the Canadian Parliament debates ownership of the North Pole and the United States claim based on Admiral Peary’s flag. It describes a cautious stance, suggesting possession would be nine points of law, and imagines an American flag marking the site amid polar desolation.
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Let's All Speak English Says Illinois Chief Justice
Justice Floyd Thompson of the Illinois Supreme Court argues against teaching foreign languages in U S schools and for enforcing English as the national tongue. He warns foreign colonies on the continent threaten unity and urges one speech and one language nationwide.
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Broadcasting music hits and sheet music sales impact
The National Association of Sheet Music Dealers concludes radio broadcasting may boost sheet music sales briefly but will harm the retail trade in the long run. Dealers note short term gains from new songs as multiple stations air a catchy tune, but anticipate a reverse effect as broadcasts become widespread.
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Broadcasting of popular hits threatens golden goose
Dealers fear broadcasters kill the goose that lays the golden eggs as song popularity falters. Public fatigue from repeated tunes may end sales growth, and overcoming this obstacle remains unresolved. They doubt curtailment of programs will suit listeners or revive demand.
Gluttons for Exercise Warn Also on Moderation
A dated editorial argues Americans risk harm from overdoing workouts and sports. It urges moderation, noting nine holes or fifteen minutes daily as safe limits, and warns against weekend excess. It cautions athletes to ease after seasons end and under professional guidance for stronger regimens.
Scrubbing Diplomas Promise Janitor Upheaval at College
The piece lampoons gender roles by predicting a future where Colorado State Teachers' College adds sweeping, window washing, and furnace tending to its curriculum. It envisions janitors becoming scholars with degrees like Bachelor of Arts or Master of Dish washing as women may reclaim domestic work today.
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Political Pointers and Local Council Actions Highlight District News
Thomas McCormick drafts a resolution urging immediate action to remove hazards at Carson Street crossing amid Eighth District Republican club activity. Bridgeport sewers sidewalks and street projects under council review with bond considerations. sprinklers and sweepers to be deployed.
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Perkins Girl Ready to Go on Stand in Murder Case
Dorothy Perkins seventeen faces murder charge for Valentine's Day party death of Thomas Templeton. She recovered enough to testify tomorrow in general sessions court before Judge McIntyre after collapsing in her cell yesterday and needing a physician's aid.
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The Knapsack of Mine Sings Through Silent Days
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls an old classroom ritual from dawn by a one-room schoolhouse It centers on a worn Knapsack songbook that held old ballads and school songs The piece reflects on memory longing for youth and loss of that simple daily chorus.
The Fun Shop and High School Humors Sheet
A collage of satirical verse and humorous panels from a high school publication. Features spoof dialogues about weddings and farewells, student quips on Julius Caesar and Latin, comic strips, love anecdotes, whispers of daily life, and faux advice columns with playful, period voice. Includes named students and teachers in lighthearted vignettes.
Readers sought for humorous verse and epigrams
Readers are invited to contribute original humor epigrams jokes anecdotes and bright sayings of children for publication in the paper. Accepted material pays 5 to 10 dollars per contribution and 25 cents to 1 dollar per poem. Unaccepted manuscripts are not returned and must be addressed to Fun Shop Headquarters Bridgeport Telegram.
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Modern Business Ethics and the Trade Commission in 1923
A discussion on the Federal Trade Commission’s evolving role amid changes in business practices. The piece argues that the Commission must adapt to modern commerce and asserts that unfair trade persists but is met with heightened standards. It warns against clinging to past views and urges balanced, fair enforcement.
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Analyzing Emotions and the Roots of Hate
Elinor Glyn’s claim that hate stems from fear is echoed as the text probes jealousy, selfish love, and envy. It argues most passions mix selfish desire and fear, with charity and selflessness rare, urging honest emotional analysis.
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Rider Haggard Remembered In Fervent Tribute
A nostalgic tribute laments Rider Haggard's departure from fiction and celebrates his adventurous tales. The piece recalls his vivid worlds, daring plotlines, and enduring influence as readers yearn for the old style of heroic fights and exotic journeys.
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Diphtheria Eradication Hope From Expert Plan
Dr Lie K Frankel, a leading authority, says diphtheria can be eradicated within five years through universal vaccination of children before school age. He notes antitoxin is highly effective, preventing illness and shielding exposed individuals, and advocates a five year drive to end the disease.
Bridgeport Firms Watch Polluton Legislation Impact
Bridgeport factories face clean up requirements under new pollution law as July 1 marks enforcement. Charles Wheeler says a new commission will hire technical staff and categorize industrial wastes from textiles, row and paper industries for compliance, with prior research guiding cures.
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Pomfret School Honors Wheeler D Fairchild Wheeler Jr
Wheeler D Fairchild Wheeler Jr son of Mr and Mrs D Fairchild Wheeler 735 Lafayette St Pomfret Conn was elected senior class editor in chief of the Pentecra school magazine at Pomfret prize day and commencement exercises his parents attended and saw him receive honors as editor in chief of the magazine
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