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Editorial Snippets Reflect Far-Flung Newsroom Catchwords
A jumble of clipped editorial notes mocks public figures and social norms. The item riffs on De Valera, Ruth, Soloxnon, and various contemporary curiosities, from jet-age gadgets to labor data and housing disputes, in a rapid-fire collage of opinions and quips.
Weather Forecast For Bridleport And Vicinity
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday with unsettled tendencies earlier. Strong winds off the Atlantic coast become north and northeast and shift to calmer conditions. Scattered showers were reported in the North Atlantic states in the last 24 hours.
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Thinking and Remembering as Practical Knowledge
A Harvard scene shows Chesley M. Hutchings answering 15 language questions with ease after a three hour examination on romance languages and literature. The piece argues that future education should emphasize finding knowledge and accessing it quickly over cramming endless facts, noting that thinking stems from knowledge and practical use outweighs unused information.
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New Energy Hints at GOP Reorganization and Unity
Seward B. Price urged a broad representation within the Republican machinery at a harmony dinner, calling for a new energy and an honorable compromise among factions. He warned against a single faction’s dominance and suggested a fresh deal to avoid past faults and guide future reorganizing efforts.
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Horses and human sense in railside reflections
A fragment discusses a horse on Pennsylvan ia railroad tracks near Riverside, contrasting animal instinct with human reasoning. It critiques avarice and reckless behavior, urging consideration of intellect and risk. The piece combines comic asides with moral commentary on decision making and safety.
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Secret gland operation sparks youth transplant talk
Harold P L McCormick undergoes a gland transplant described as a secret operation by Dr Despinasse, dean of gland ransplanters. The piece notes public interest in gland transplants to prolong youth, recalls James H Brested of the University of Chicago finding ancient attempts by Egyptian doctors, and suggests limited progress over 3,000 years.
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Growth forecasts for auto production and airplanes
The text projects growth in auto manufacturing last month and anticipates future to see day when airplanes will be sold. It claims by 1940 America will have more machine production and investment in industry, forecasting significant expansion for autos and related gear.
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Senators Debate Coal Mine Proposals for Government Action
The article discusses Coal Borah Welsh Lenroot Calder and other intelligent senators weighing best government operation to curb profiteering and avert a coal famine next winter. It questions feasibility, noting railroads could be easier to seize but coal industry remains complex and unsettled.
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Radio Senator Kelaxy Proposes Age Regulation on Broadcasts
A lawmaker named Kelaxy introduces regulation aimed at limiting radio age or activity. The goal is to curb chaotic broadcasting during speeches at public conventions. The proposal envisions orderly wireless messaging with privacy and potential government or invention support.
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Bonus Soldier Bonus EU Reaches Senate Oath Alarm
The Senate debates a military bonus with some members anxious about swearing the oath. The cost is estimated at 3.84565 billion dollars, roughly equal to one month of a civilian’s income. Soldiers will be taxed similarly to others to fund the measure.
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Slandered Prunes Walt Mason Say51
A playful verse mocks prunes as wholesome yet ridiculed for health myths and social jokes. It argues doctors praise prunes for acids and vitamins while people blush at asking for them, fearing mockery and awkward table talk.
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City Manager State of Happiness Over Gravetones
This eleventh of fourteen essays by H S Gilbertson argues city manager reforms lift public welfare, citing Dayton, Norfolk, Grand Rapids and others. It links improved services to city hall driven programs, noting welfare advances reduce infant mortality and expand clinics, with caution about reform’s permanence.
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Yellow River Dyke Project Aids Famine Refugees
Authorities are building a new dyke at a bend in the Yellow River to alter its course toward the north. Funded by the American Advisory Yamie evler committee, the project will protect about 900 villages. About 15,090 famine refugees are employed in the world.
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No News By Berton Braley
Poem laments that daily press covers crime and tragedy while ordinary life and joy go underreported. It contrasts sensational stories with steady, unseen life of people who shape destiny through everyday work and resilience.
Our Children Presents by Angelo Patri
A birthday tale about Mary Louise receiving gifts from Aunt Mary. She delights in a tea cup set and jewelry, but initially grumbles at practical presents. The story emphasizes gifts as lasting tokens and cites children learning to value meaningful keepsakes over quick purchases.
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Taxpayer disrupts police. falls at home in St Vincent’s area
H T French of 935 Broad Street fell down three flights of stairs at home last night and was taken to St Vincent’s hospital. His injuries were not serious. George Masszurio of 164 Pem faced drunkenness charges after verbally assaulting two Second Precinct officers investigating a neighbor’s complaint. Masszurio, described with distinctive attire, was bonded at 750 dollars.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis Causes and Care Advise
Dr. Copeland explains rheumatoid arthritis origins often germ related secondary to infections. It damages joints through cartilage loss, swelling, and stiffness with possible spinal involvement and severe flareups. Treatments include locating pus sources, climate changes, hot baths, mineral springs, general health, and doctor prescribed remedies. Readers may mail for treatment instructions if stamped envelopes are provided.
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Paris approves Mme Diaz in refined exile in Paris
The Mexican embassy in Paris profiles Carmen Murillo Diaz, widow of Porfirio Diaz, living in a stylish but quiet apartment near the Bois de Boulogne. The piece notes her guarded public presence, frequent discussions on Mexico, and reflections on education, revolutions, and national destiny while America’s former leader’s widow remains largely apart from society.
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Questions and answers from The Telegram Bureau
A compiled Q and A list covers topics from clothing changes and Prussian blue in dyes to fish oil used in paints, types of water meters, congressional terms, and early American history. The item presents a sequence of queries and concise responses with names of people and factual details.
Lavery Named K of G District Deputy in State
Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery of Bridgeport is appointed deputy of the Knights of Columbus for district No. 11 with office starting July 1. State deputy Toho F. Callahan announced deputies for districts across the state including Francia A. Ford for Dist 12 and Edward W. Mullen for Dist 4.
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