Bridgeport Telegram Subscription and Publication Note
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Editorial Notes From A Fragmented Morning Wire
A garbled compilation of dated remarks touches on France England Chicago and roads. It mentions a dog bite incident a wolf encounter a Harding portrait theft and various political quips about China New York and Russia with vague urban anecdotes and stray phrases.
Weather Forecast for South New England and East New York
General fair and warm weather expected Tuesday and Wednesday across South New England and East New York. High pressure off the North Carolina coast while low pressure lines up along the northern border. Winds southerly to southwest with mostly fair conditions and continued warmth predicted for the eastern states over the next three days.
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Forecast for June Weather From Wiel Forecaster
Meteorologist Dr. Charles F. Brooks notes June brings calm but varied patterns with thunderstorms and heat waves, while tropical threats loom after July. Great Lakes icebergs drift from Labrador and Greenland as warm air shifts. forecast emphasizes changes, farmer impact, and need to monitor storms and humidity.
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Large scale raids seize counterfeit whiskey labels and stamps
Federal agents destroyed a major counterfeit operation in three simultaneous New York raids. They seized five million counterfeit whiskey labels, about five hundred thousand fake internal revenue stamps, and printing plates. The group produced bogus prescriptions, forged permits, and sold labels to bootleggers for illicit liquor, including fake imported Scotch. Joseph A. Palma led the effort, aiming to cut the supply chain at the source.
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Duty to perform daily work with conscience and action
The speaker urges steady, honest duty in the face of inner conflict. They insist that a judge’s verdict mirrors conscience and require filling each minute with value. The message promises transformation if one acts faithfully for a day and express faith through deeds.
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Republican Chairman Adams Visits Boston for New England Insight
National chairman John T. Adams met Republican leaders from every New England state in Boston to gain an intimate view of regional issues. He pledged a militant campaign through 1924 while confirming no policy or candidate talks. Connecticut's scene appeared strong, with state organization stabilizing factional splits and showing robust Republican support.
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The Unforgiving Minute and Conscience's Quiet Justice
A reflective piece on conscience as a court of inner judgment. It argues that real peace comes from a satisfied conscience, noting how moral lapses anger the inner judge and disturb daily life, urging readers to meet daily duties with integrity.
Size Standardization Aims To Cut Waste And Costs
Scientific circles push standard sizes for doors, tools, and other products to reduce needless variety. Critics note current random sizing raises inventory and investment while passing costs to consumers. The American Engineering Standards Committee and American Surgical Trade Association urge simplification, citing gains seen in specialized industries.
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Danbury Man to Be Ordained a Priest
Danbury resident William F. Culhane son of Mr and Mrs Michael Culbane of 114 Liberty street will be ordained a Roman Catholic priest tomorrow at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg Md He has studied there twelve years after St Peters parochial school Danbury He will celebrate his first mass at St Peters church and will be feted at home in the afternoon next Sunday
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Memorial Park hosts envoy on civic mission
An Ambassador Mayor visits Memorial Park amid talks with local officials about expanding facilities. The plan envisions a new friericn center with 100 beds over a three year period, aiming to replace the previous institution.
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Letters to the Editor Free Expressions of Opinion
Telegram raadera invite free expression of opinion but letters must include names and addresses, though names can be confidential if desired. Letters exceeding 500 words will be shortened by editors and anonymous communications may be ignored.
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Connecticut Health Report Favors Fewer Diseases
To the Editor the May health report shows fewer communicable disease cases in Connecticut than in May of last year. Health boards statewide defend their roles with measures to prevent contagion and safeguard communities, while questioning evolving authority and coordination among agencies.
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The Bruisers Revival and a War of Words
A fragmentary and garbled note frames a debate around a group called The Bruisers, accusing rival fighters of cheating and chaos. It hints at moralists and industry rivals vilifying the pugilists while claiming work and order bring progress, yet the piece remains unclear and nonspecific about events or outcomes.
Training Parents To Teach Children Aimed At Change
The text argues for enforcing discipline and moral training at home, stressing a mother’s primary role while noting fathers work long hours. It questions urging others to act and warns against premature adoption of innovations without fair evaluation. Personal anecdotes reflect frustration with current childrearing norms.
Answers to Questions papers in the United States era
The excerpt lists diverse quiz prompts and answers on government expenditure for 1922 and 1923, a play character, lexis on birds and geography, currency design notes, and Weather Bureau staffing details. It mixes factual figures with trivia about Lord Dun and the one dollar bill.
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Ode to Instruments in a Memory of Sound
A playful nostalgic catalog lists countless instruments and sounds in a single gleeful burst. The speaker riffs through flutes, bagpipes, fiddles, drums, brass, keyboards, and more, inviting a joyful chorus of music across memory and imagination.
OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri on Girls and Boys Roles
The piece argues that girls are becoming strong and equal to boys, challenging the notion that boys dominate school and life. It praises girls for resilience, warns against condescension, and calls for honoring those guiding youth without prejudice.
Murder Suspect Held Aboard Pacific Steamer
Chief of Police Cranston of Wirwle notified today Harold A. White, wanted for the murder in Warwick, is aboard ship en route to San Pedro. He will be taken off by Los Angeles police for Rhode Island authorities.
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Storm Rips Telegraph Lines Across Manitoba
A violent wind and rain storm swept Manitoba damaging telegraph lines and flooding farms. Telegraph service was down for hours, cutting Souris off from communications as the province faced disruptions and power outages from the severe weather.
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Nervous disorders and public health concerns raised by Dr Copeland
In a column from Dr. Copeland, the health feature discusses nervous disorders across ages, urging early treatment to prevent lifelong damage. It notes many cases in New York, urges professional supervision, and promises responsive answers to reader questions, including constipation and tongue issues.
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QandA on skin care and medical concerns from old column
A reader asks about white pore material and preventing wrinkles. Advice: avoid squeezing, wash with soap, apply witch hazel, and use cold cream with a soft cloth. hot and cold facial treatments and moisturizers are suggested for wrinkles. Another question seeks allergy related rash and asthma cure. Guidance: avoid triggering foods and seek specialist evaluation. long term asthma can improve with proper medical care and hospital examination.
The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
Mc Hough's death occurred a sly time after he had vom et. He was widely known as author of The Mississippi Bubble The Purchase Pride and other novels, and was art President of the Society of 3 Authors, Taylis of the King Tennyson Ivanhoe Scott Westward Ho Kingsley Lorna Doone Blackmore The Virginians Thackray The Great West Henry Hope 1885 The Cloister and the Heart Reade Conquest of Mexico Prescott Life of Napoleon Abbott Warwick Woodlands Forester. These are books which I seem remember as having given one lasting jolt when I read them.
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One Hundred Years Ago From the National Intelligent 1922
A Baltimore Patriot correspondent proposes using cotton seed for illuminating gas. He notes vast quantities rot on cotton gins and plantations in the South. Cotton seed oil could aid gas manufacturing and boost cotton planting value.
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SOPER HONORED BY HAMILTON COLLEGE
Hamilton College awarded honorary Doctor of Dignity degrees to Willard P. Soper of Stamford Connecticut and Samuel Piercy of White Plains New York while Miss Wayne of Portland Oregon received a similar honor. The June 18 ceremony highlighted contributions to education and community service.
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