Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription plans and staff Office
Bridgeport Telegram details subscription options by mail or carrier and notes a department connection change at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut. The paper credits The Associated Press for dispatches and lists publishing details for daily weekday issues.
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Editorial Notes on Congress and Society Echoing Satire
A fragmented, satirical column touches on Congress, marriage norms, moon myths, public speech, lunch no longer free, and social trends. It mocks temperance, gender roles, and media, citing a magazine voice and a xenial tone about modern life and hypocrisy.
Sentence Sermons On Rights and Respect
Fragmented text discusses children rights and national respect. It touches on government protection of work and funding, urging stability and lawful action to secure a future. The garbled content limits clear attribution or events.
Weather forecast for Northern New Day and Southern New England
Readable portions indicate a two region forecast with showers possible Friday night or Saturday. Expect low to moderate temperatures and generally light winds with variable pressure. Forecast mentions south of Sanity Hook and Sands Hook regions with fair to overcast conditions and a potential rise in temperature later in the period.
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Commutation Rates and Public Policy Debate
The piece argues New York World objections fail to fix commuter rail fares and stresses a complex balance among public policy service quality and safety. It notes railroads face rising costs and that only government ownership can guarantee below cost service, urging taxpayers to consider the financial risks.
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Anti Klan surge marks genuine Democratic convention moment
A spontaneous anti Klan demonstration during a Democratic convention session is described as a genuine gauge of delegate sentiment. The piece argues the Klan stands out among groups tied to religious or racial affiliations and questions its political leverage.
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Campaigners call to curb political Klan influence nationwide
The text argues for a nationwide organization to control nominations and elections and to counter political intrusion by the Klan. It asserts actions against bodies not open to all persons and vows equal resistance to any political intrusion.
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New York Democratic Convention Signals Unclear Final Choice
The edge remains murky as delegates and demonstrations cloud the room. Forney Johnson speaks for Senator Underwood while McAdoo and others push factions, with no single nominee emerging clearly yet.
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Senator Reed Attacks Child Labor Amendment In Congress
A Missouri Senator denounces a proposed constitutional child labor amendment as centralizing power in Congress and destroying parental rights. He warns it echoes socialism and jeopardizes liberty, urging states to lead rather than federalize labor standards. He notes enforcement challenges when local opinion disagrees.
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New York Visit Foreshadows Bridgeport Political Fight
Mayor Behrens city officials and a Democratic core traveled to New York to press for unity in support of the Coolidge Dawes ticket. The Board of Assessors near election time examined property assessments as factions prepare for the fall campaign, with Henry Greenstein as lead speaker.
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Pirate school regulation split in gubernatorial race
A proposed law to regulate pirate schools drew favor from a leading gubernatorial candidate backed by the Ku Klux Klan. Opponent Fallington trumped the nomination by a wide margin in a 97000 vote poll. New York betting odds expect around ten ballots needed, not fifty, with the McAdoo faction pursuing nomination between the fifteenth and twentieth ballots.
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Hundred Years Ago From New York Post June 27 1824
A note recalls a foot race on the new course opened July 4 with a prize of 100 dollars. Gymnastic exercises are promoted to foster strength and athletics among youths. A pedestrian match in London last week featured a backwards mile walk with four days of effort.
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Unclear political gathering referenced with national figures
fragmented OCR describes a political scene with a minister or speaker, a discussion of American unity, alliances, and a nighttime rural Vermont village setting. It references a central figure addressing an audience and a perceived misstep, with emphasis on reverence and justice in a rural context.
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Flies and civic talk mix with poetry and notices
A dense OCR fragment blends accounts of insects and household remedies with poems and social notes. It mentions public figures, local events, pensions, and civic items, interspersed with verse and personal reflections.
Protestantsm debate: future of Protestantism and Rome
The Century Magazine era piece poses blunt questions about whether Protestantism should be authority driven or adventure seeking, personal or social, and whether it aligns with science or mysticism. It contrasts Protestantism with Rome and suggests a split church future, noting laymen feel excluded from doctrinal debates.
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Baby teeth care and dental health guidance
An old column offers advice on early dental care for infants and children, stressing daily brushing, flossing where appropriate, regular dental examinations, and a nutritious diet. It also includes reader questions on weight estimates, sleep causes, freckles, and water safety with brief responses.
Receiver Fees Authorized in Connecticut Breweries Case
Judge John W Banks in superior court approved fees for the receiver and counsel of the Connecticut Breweries company in a partnership. George McCarthy was granted 1600 dollars, and attorney Jacob Khien received 2000 dollars in a decision filed yesterday.
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