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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

10

Bridgeport Telegram Local Post Office Ad Rates

The Bridgeport Telegram details advertising and postal matters including second class rate policy and distribution by The Post Publishing Co. at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport. The paper notes association with Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press for news dispatches.

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A Line O Cheer Remrest Poem Fragment

fragment from a lyric describing June days by a park and countryside, seeking simple peaceful moments away from pomp. mentions birds, friendliness, and heartful reflection as the day ends.

EditoriaJ Notes on World Affairs and Domestic Scenes

A garbled editorial page item discusses Du Four as a New York authority on interpretative cinema and notes about Greek dancing as insomnia remedy. It mentions Congress discussions on housing and movement of meetings to London, with references to French counts and an American stenographer, and hints at charges against a major in France during working hours. It also notes a Democratic women’s meeting and a potential change of party emblem, plus a Rooster mascot in a long-saved yellow fowl motif.

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Reck's Flower Growth Under Victorian Hothouse Era

The article profiles Carl Reck and his firm, famed for flower breeding and cultivation over two decades. Reck assumed leadership of the Marist louelness in late 1874, establishing hothouses and shops that have become a staple in Plymouth's floriculture since the city’s early development as a major industrial center.

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Conduct Inquest Into Boy's Death

Report states an inquest will convene at 9:30 to examine the death of John Jankard of Gell Street who was fatally struck around noon yesterday by a wagon given by John J Brown or Willard Jeireet while paying toll.

Covering the Convention by San Francisco News

The Bridgeport Telegram plans to deliver Democratic convention news with its breakfast, relying on two AP leased wires from San Francisco. Delivers early morning summaries as New York papers press earlier for trains. The telegraph ensures rapid transmission across the continent, letting Bridgeport readers wake to full coverage.

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A Season of Composure and New Political Spotlight

The piece argues for a shift in Washington, praising unity and new leadership as a remedy to drabness. It anticipates campaigns in San Francisco, highlighting candidates from humble origins and the public’s desire for steady progress and calmer governance through November.

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Letter Defends General Wood Against Butler Attacks

A group including Kermit Roosevelt asks President Butler to apologize for defaming General Wood as to his backers. The letter contrasts Butler’s war record with Wood and notes Butler’s ties to Oswald Garrison Villard and a German decoration. It argues Butler opposed the American Legion and supported Wilson neutrality, defending Wood’s stance.

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Our Popular Travelers in England a Honeymoon Welcome

Two American film stars Mary and Doug visit England on their honeymoon. Hydroplane roses showered the ships as they entered Southampton harbor. Crowds and officials greeted them warmly, praising their wholesome, popular personalities over proposed eminent visitors, with many calling them national representatives.

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New Truths Begin Amid Heresies Says Commentary

A fragmentary line reflects the clash of new beliefs with established doctrine. The phrase hints at intellectual debates about truth and tradition within a historical or literary context.

Bridgeport 40 Years Ago Upheaval and Local News

Bridgeport today features a wave of activity from religious fasting days led by Rev J B Doumbole to fighting Sunday liquor violations. The city also notes new artist Landers from Toston, endorsements and events at the Opera House, a General Tom Taam show on Corey Island, and updates on local politics as Democrats pursue seats and revenue roles.

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Mean and Wonder in Man Noted by an August Inquiry

The verse reflects on human dignity and frailty, tracing the paradox of the elevated and degraded self. It ponders the from nothing to the Deity arc, the worm and the god within, and the haunting tension between reason and mystery as the speaker, Edward Young, questions mortality and meaning.

Edward Foung

War missions vital to good relations

London June 4 84 Sir Henry Babington Smith royal commissioner to the United States said war missions numbering more than 4000 Englishmen to the U S are the most vital force for maintaining friendly relations between the two countries speaking at the America Yaneheda club in London Also 8000 veterans said to be America propaganda in Great Britain by a resident of the U S noted.

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Home Brewed Ale and a Reckoning with the Law

A rambling account describes home brewed ale made with raisins and yeast. The speaker laments jail time, recounts a confrontation with a village officer, and reflects on law, punishment, and the dangers of illegal brews. The piece invokes moral admonition and calls for respect of laws governing alcohol.

Walt Billy

Solving a Great Bird Life Puzzle in 1900s Era

The United States Biological Survey plans a vast bird banding study across North America to track migratory routes, ages, and lifespans. Dr. Oberholser notes bold aims, with S Prentiss Baldwin cited for pioneering trapping work and volunteers urged to join with bands and training provided.

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Questions From a Curious Public FAQ in 19th Century Form

A scanned fragment presents a Q A style with inquiries on Virginia Ohio time spans water intake in summer and transport costs for soldiers' relatives. It includes historical figures Pitman and Asaf Jah II, notes on compulsory schooling, and references to bird migration studies and early banding efforts. The piece mixes trivia with archival Qs and Aes.

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