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Bridgeport Telegram details subscription rates payable in advance and open hours. Publication by The Post Publishing Co lists city offices on Midale Street Bridgeport Conn with circulation credit and foreign representative bureaus noted.
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Editorial notes and quirky clippings on politics and life
A collage of fragmented editorials and humorous quips on candidates energy in politics, local remarks about nurses and hospitals, and a mix of cultural witticisms. Notable lines touch on party vigor, election prospects, and odd observations about daily life and global topics.
Indications of Ongoing Republican Party Tensions
The Maine and Minnesota primaries show Old Guard support for the administration while insurgent farm and other factions threaten unity. Indiana, Pennsylvania and Iowa rebuked the administration, suggesting continued Congressional deadlock and a flux in national sentiment toward progressivism atop the Republican Party.
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Hale
Maine
Kellogg
Minnesota
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Congress
Old Guard
Why Not the Housatonic Yale Harvard Rowing Call
Yale and Harvard finished another Thames rowing day amid traffic jams and open drawbridges as spectators watched from afar. They note the Housatonic offers a better course for crews and spectators, arguing racing there would avoid Thames constraints and provide closer observation from trains.
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Weather forecast for South New England and East New York
Fair and warmer Saturday with likely fair Sunday. Scattered showers recently in North Atlantic states and along the South Atlantic and East Gulf coasts. Outlook: generally fair in the Atlantic region, warmer Saturday across the Atlantic states, Upper Ohio valley, Lower Lap region, and continued warmth Sunday in eastern and southern states. Winds offshore from the Atlantic coast vary. weather fair Saturday. Almanac note included.
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East New York
Athptic
Atlentic
East Gulf Coasts
Nouthern
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic
Atlantic States
Upper
Ohio Valley
Sendy Hook
Hatteras
Public Health Service Reports 1200 Lepers At Large
The United States Public Health Service reports twelve hundred lepers remain at large. The piece discusses historical fear, containment, and humane treatment including isolation, food, lodging, and medical care, while noting public visibility aids rapid attention to cases.
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United States Public Health Service
Foot Beauty Standards Stir Washington Debate
An unnamed woman enters a discussion on feet and beauty, claiming uniqueness among American women. The piece cites ancient Greek sculpture linking foot aesthetics to body height and suggests observers judge beauty by a yardstick.
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Inghee Song
Washington
Mes
Carson, Linker
Chiropedists Debate Toe Reduction in Women
The discussion argues women may have only four toes on each foot in future generations. Teachers note deformities in tight shoes and shrinking little toes. The piece links this to natural principles of additions and removals, citing cave fish and a shrinking human appendix due to dirt exposure.
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Mammoth Cave
Hold-Ups on Wall Street Prompt New Messenger Protections
Reported uptick in robberies on Wall Street leads firms to deploy armed guards and disguises to shield money carrying messengers. New measures include varied disguises and strategic routes as attackers persist.
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Wall Street
Wright Searles
Country helps youths, Gary says steel king urges farming start
Gary the steel king argues the country yields the most successes and urges every young man to begin there. He says parents should direct youths to country life before leaving home, warning that urban wealth scramble harms families and that country upbringing frees a youth from burdens.
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Gary
Airplanes to Change Civilization and Daily Life
The article envisions airplanes becoming common as cheaper craft and new technologies allow easier takeoffs and landings in England. It predicts radio style adoption, more foolproof devices, and a transformative effect on civilization once air travel becomes widespread.
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Science Land Engineering
Yale
England
Wren
Hookworm Cure Emerges From Iverm and Garvan Study
Evidence from Ceylon and Fiji suggests hookworm disease may be cured by carbon tetrachloride based treatments, with American scientist Maurice Hall and Garvan’s tetrachloride noted. A volunteer test in Kandy yielded a postmortem that influenced conclusions, while the U.S. research highlights the potential infinite value of a cure.
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Fiji Islands
Maurice ©. Hall
Department of Agriculture
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Doing It Well in Life Says Walt Mason Poem Fragment
A Walt Mason poem reflects on doing work with will and honesty from sheep shearing to piracy and aging. It playfully recalls past jobs and urges steady effort, noting a life trail of labor and personal creed despite critics. The verse mixes humor and moral sentiment with irregular spelling.
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City Manager Plans for Forward-Looking Municipal Policy
City managers in progressive municipalities favor continuous policy over election cycles. Jackson and Dayton illustrate long term systems for sewer water and flood control, while Niagara Falls zoning protects residential areas. Foreseen bridge, water pipe, and steel purchases saved significant sums through ahead planning.
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The Optimist At A Gloomy Social Gathering
A speaker laments a dull party yet clings to hope for improvement. They refuse to leave early, enduring bleak moments while imagining a brighter, more lively future with friends like Valen. The narration weighs staying through the gloom against missed chances for joy.
Our Children Watching Him by Angelo Pat
A reflective piece on parental scrutiny. Mothers watch children constantly, shaping behavior with sharp criticism. The writer argues restraint, suggesting outdoor activities and busy work to reduce anxiety while preserving health and happiness. Monday presents.
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Angelo Pat
England Buys Over a Million Clocks From Germany
Washington June 22 England is using German time according to a Commerce Department report. Clark Nutting at London stated that in the first four months of the year imports show Germany supplying about 1,115,5xx clocks out of a total 1,194,732 from all countries, marking a sharp share from Germany.
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Dangers of Locksaw Fourth of July Health Advice
A health commissioner writes about Fourth of July hazards, emphasizing tetanus risks from dirt and animal excretions, the importance of wound care, and the availability of antitoxin. The piece urges prompt medical attention for injuries, proper first aid, and public health readiness, noting eye wash and skin care questions with brief expert answers.
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Board of Health
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Verybody
Questions from Dr Copeland reader Q&A page in newspaper
A historical odds and ends Q&A feature presents reader questions answered by Dr B S Copeland. Topics include letters timing for treasury items, prison escapes, blushing, Liberia independence, religious freedom, sleep practices, tundra versus steppe, pleurisy remedies, make-ahead fruit preserves, mineral oil use, nosebleeds, and general medical hygiene advice.
Free Laundry Book From Washington Information Bureau
A free booklet from the States Relation Service offers expert guidance on home laundering. It covers washing, rinsing, bleaching, drying, ironing, testing soaps, and whitening yellowed fabrics. Readers may request a copy by mailing the coupon with two cents for return postage.
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States Relation Service
Washington Information Bureau
Breathing Difficulty Report From R A B Q I Case
A 13 year old reports intermittent breathing trouble over roughly two hours, with related episodes. The note lists personal experience and general description of symptoms without clinical details or diagnosis. Further medical evaluation is advised to determine cause and appropriate treatment.
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