Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates with various options, notes daily publication except Sundays, and provides contact details for The Post Publishing Co. at 40 Middle Street, Bridgeport, Conn. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press.
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Fragmented Editorial Notes from a National Page
A collage of bemused quips and snatches on politics sport and society. Observations touch on congressmen in Russia weather changes in ice use and a rainy New York wedding incident with reaction from various provocateurs.
Weather Outlook for New England and Atlantic States
The outlook shows fair and warm conditions across New England and eastern New York on Wednesday with partly cloudy skies Thursday. Light to moderate winds from the east and southeast, with local showers possible. Temperatures rise above normal across the region, with some readings reaching the mid 70s in coastal areas. highest recorded in the text note around 75 at New Haven.
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Height of the Wainkrow Observed by Brooks Institute
The fragment describes atmospheric observations and solar activity linked to a meteorological note. Dr Charles I Brooks of the American Meteorological Society records a scene of low light and early dawn, noting the sun’s height and atmospheric phenomena as part of a weather study.
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Beveridge in Amazing Garments in Boston Speech
A Boston ceremony cites Mr Beveridge’s address amid praise and critique. He condemns the world court while defending national sovereignty, arguing that a world court would erase American identity and overlook historic battles like Bunker Hill. The piece contrasts his stance with contemporary foreign-policy debates and warns against diluting the nation’s independence.
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Unclear fragment on civilization and slaughter risk
A fragment discusses belief among thinking men that action is worthwhile to prevent further slaughter and save civilization from perishing, implying urgency and caution without providing concrete details.
Books to Avoid Reading Sparks Bold List of Painful Works
A critic proposes a bold list of the world's most painful books. Top entries include Main Street and Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis, The American Language by H L Mencken, and works by George Jean Nathan. The piece skewers the Literary Claque and defends sharp, plain-spoken critique.
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Sherwood Anderson
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Gloom Over City Court Reforms Cited by Bridgeport Times
The Bridgeport Times disputes claims about court arrests since May 1 after Judge Beers and associates assumed charge, while noting Judge Boardman praised the Bridgeport city court and its officials for continuing prior law enforcement policies, with commentary from a New Britain address reported by The Telegram.
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Readers Letters on Free Expression and Community Issues
A mix of reader letters discusses free expression, local railings safety, and summer library programs. Contributors urge signed correspondence, note concerns about anonymous messages, and advocate parent engagement to keep children’s minds active during school holidays.
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Women in Novels Walt Mists BAYS
A fragmented and surreal critique on female characters in novels, describing modern deities and stereotypes. The piece contrasts sensational depictions with aged gender norms, noting discomfort with depictive trends and urges for more restrained portrayals. It reflects sharp cultural critique of gendered imagery in literature.
Fireworks Safety and Local July Fourth Plans
A fragmented reflection urges parents to supervise children during Independence Day celebrations. The author laments past accidents and calls for laws to curb dangerous uses while urging cooperation among families and authorities to protect youth.
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One Hundred Years Ago Pin Making Tool
From the Americ Daily Adyer Hisce of June 20 1828 a note describes a small tool for making pins. It mentions an American inventor Mr Whittemore who allegedly designed a machine that forms pins in one piece with a single band and head. The apparatus was reportedly made at 84 Ferry Street New York.
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Fragmented Q&A on citizenship and natural history notes
A rough compilation of quiz style questions and answers includes: whether marriage affects citizenship for a foreign spouse. the high school with the largest enrollment. a discussion of freshwater and other liquids being nearly perfect fluids. information on the trader rat and its behavior. birds named in the Bible. locations and years of past Olympic Games. the Baghdad Railway’s status. and hatch timing of eggs, with various figures and species mentioned.
The Tractor as a Tireless Farm Helper
A rugged laborer speaks for the tractor praising its strength and endurance on the farm. It emphasizes heavy duty plowing harvesting and field work while admitting it is not pretty or artistic but full of energy and reliability. The call is to fuel it and guide it to conquer tasks on the job.
Aunts Read Aloud From Avsop a Fables For Children
A tale time scene shows Aunt Carrie reading moral fables to Tad and Ann, including a greedy dog and a wolf with the lamb. The children press for more stories as the aunt explains lessons about greed, kindness, and caution.
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Tokio Names Kawakami to Handle Soviet Talks
Tokyo appointed Kawakami as Japan's representative for the forthcoming conferences with the Soviet Union. The move aims to shape the year’s negotiations and secure terms favorable to Japan amid mounting tensions.
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Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
The list includes classic titles and authors from Tolstoy Mann to Shakespeare Buckle and Goethe. It references the Bible Shelley Buckle and Macaulay with brief mentions of their works, noting a mix of biographies, histories, and essays.
Sunburn remedies and lime in the diet guidance
A health column advises carren oil on sunburned skin and answers reader questions. It emphasizes calcium and lime in diet, noting milk as a key source, explains lime’s role for bones, pregnancy needs, and contrasts dairy intake with common foods in different regions. It warns white flour processing reduces lime salts and advocates daily milk consumption.
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Medical Q&A on anatomy nerves and skin care
A reader asks about chicken breast appearance from anatomy, and whether it is curable. An answer notes no treatment changes for anatomy, and clarifies cod liver oil is a nerve tonic with no artificial iron, recommending one tablespoon after meals. A reader seeks diagnosis for burning sensation spreading on the body and is advised to seek medical evaluation. Peroxide usage for facial hair is cautioned as could dry the skin and is not recommended.
Supreme Court narrows Kansas Industrial Court powers
A U S Supreme Court decision limits the Kansas Industrial Court authority over wages in the meat packing industry while affirming broader powers under the state statute. The piece argues cautious, incremental regulation of essential industries as public utilities expand.
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