Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates Note
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and delivery details for Bridgeport Telegram and Sunday Post. Mentions 8 months and special combination telegram plus Sunday Post delivered weekly. Advertising reps listed for Metropolitan and New York offices. Publication by Post Publishing at 640 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn. Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press notices referenced.
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Ofden
Adennee
Seeeneee
POST
St. Bridgeport
Moe ‘ ‘Mampers Audit Bureau of Circulation
Republica Tion
March Winds and Spring Promise After Winter
Fragmentary verse suggests March winds may topple winter's reign and awaken spring. The text hints at abdication of a ruler of season, with blustering maneuvers that may revive fires as warmth returns. Rational hope follows for brighter days and renewed joys of May.
Editorial Notes From a Jumbled Page
A fragmented history of notes and remarks, mixing slang and garbled phrases. It references Wall Street, Muscle Shoals, Ford, knickers, and a janitor quip about ceasing firing, with scattered bits about brains, monke y grinds, and blotters as ink dries.
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Ford
Pia
Epring
Anada
Weather Outlook for Bridgeport Area Amid Cloudiness
The forecast notes increasing cloudiness on Wednesday with snow or rain possible by Thursday. An area of high pressure over the central plains moves southeast toward Louisiana, bringing colder air and unsettled conditions to the East with snow in parts of the Midwest and Northeast.
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Bridgeport
Souch ‘Pakota
Louisianna
Gulf States
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Atlantic
New York
New England
Miles City
Mont
Owl
Middle Atlantic
Politics or partisanship in Stratford and Connecticut local government
A Hartford Courant report notes efforts to draft uniform city charters aim to reduce politics in local government, but readers argue true reform requires citizen involvement. Stratford's shift from direct primaries to a town manager shows partial progress, yet partisanship persists. Citizens increasingly engage in politics, signaling potential for reform as vigilant voters seek healthier municipal governance.
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Lena
General Assembly
Connecticut
Hartford
Arthur E. Bowers
Manchester
Bowers
Hartford Courant
State Commission On
Bridgeport
Stratford
The Radio Uses: Hoover on Wireless Limits and Future
Secretary Hoover argues that using radio as a personal telephone is impractical now and urges amateurs to avoid wasteful use. He notes rapid growth from under a thousand stations to 600000, urging strict but temporary regulation. The conference theme is to balance commercial privilege with short term amateur restrictions.
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Hoover
Ima
United States
Tax outlook and corporate finances forecast higher prices
Editorial notes shifting tax prospects as incomes lag and deficits rise. Analysts say two thirds of industrials show reduced shipments and inventories below prewar levels, with warehouses full but prices for raw materials and goods shrinking. The piece warns of future tax burdens as government bills mount and corporations adjust spending.
Greatness Ends in Punkvilla Town
The town mourns a leading citizen, restlessly remembered as the greatest among Punkville’s residents. Citizens recall his stern frown and steady presence as voters, farmers, and townsfolk react to his death and the ongoing campaigns.
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Punkvilla
Walt Arap
Ald
Mason
Punieville
Kada
Vila
Avner Jitks
Alain Sill
Paved Roads From Coast to Coast
Henry Tee Bowlby, president of the American Road Builders' Association, argues in Chicago that two years will decide if America advances to interconnected highways. He cites 25,000 miles of paved roads and urges federal funds and education, predicting cross-country auto routes and north south highways to unite communities and strengthen national cohesion.
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Henry Tee Bowlby
American Road Builders’ Association
Chicago
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Americana
America
AAAS Convention Set for Salt Lake City in June
Scientists from North America will attend the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Salt Lake City from June 22 to 24. The event promises discussion of new cases and studies from the war era and the goals of science amid global conflict.
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Salud Lake City
Gtak Fob
North America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ealt Lake City
Nonsense Land: A Surreal Tale of Lard and Letters
Nonsense Land presents a whimsical world where hue is chosen at whim and scenery dominates mood. Peculiar creatures like the Gooddoo Bird and Spotted Ghin inhabit deserts and hills as society moves from divorce to marriage with comic chaos and playful satire.
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San
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Our Children Choosing the Way
Angelo Patri laments the parental burden in guiding children toward education and values. He questions whether parents influence or overreach while urging thoughtful, principled guidance for a child’s future.
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Angelo Patri
Water supply threat and public health guidance from Royal Copeland
The text discusses protecting a city’s water supply from contamination and attack, noting methods like boiling for disinfection and dangers from algae and pollutants. It includes Copeland’s warnings on waterborne risks, plus advice on health questions about skin marks and cold sores, emphasizing general health and medical consultation.
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My. McSwiney
New York City
Ehlet
Arinstorma
Alsace
Tad Welor
Unusual Stories About Unusual People in Los Angeles
A collage of questions and musings on health and metaphysics from a Los Angeles feature. Readers ask about headaches and posture while a noted metaphysical lecturer predicts the end of matter as consciousness evolves. Medical and dietary guidance is offered alongside sweeping philosophical claims.
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Tan
FL Rawson
Is Yor Home A Fire Trap
Question on medical and home safety topics. advice sought on eye strain and nervous tension. Announcement urges readers to obtain a National Board of Fire Underwriters safety manual for school children, with a coupon and stamped return envelope included.
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Yaxinaly
America
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Washington
Tureau
Answers to Questions About Dental Health and Skin Marks
The text asks how to remove film from teeth and suggests dental care every six months. It mentions dental health, teeth whitening, and removing marks or acne on the arms. It requests advice on how to remove marks and mentions several unclear terms.
Questions and Answers From The Telegram Information Bureau
A reader asks about countries with high telephone density, patent office fires, Strassburg, literacy by city, medical calling, vessels carrying documents, farm sizes, and dusty air. The column provides concise responses clarifying figures for telephone use, patent history, Strassburg location, Spokane’s literacy, medical practice as optional, certificate of registry, farm size trends, and dust levels in London, Paris, and Scottish highlands.
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London
Edinburgh
Paria
Scotland
Swisa
Bridge surveyors map approaches after cracked spans
State Highway Commissioner Bennett said surveyors laid out uncompleted approaches for the Washington bridge between Daven and Stratford. He noted the bridge remains sound and that approaches would be taken as ground thaws, with engineers reporting potential span issues last night.
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Washington
Daven
Stratford
Bennett
Tung
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