Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publishing Info
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates and publishing details, noting advance payment terms and a daily schedule with exceptions. It references the Associated Press and local audit bureau involvement, indicating standard newspaper practices and crediting dispatches.
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A Line o Cheer by John Kendrick Bares
Fragmentary OCR item shows a cryptic note by Kendrick John about plans and a tied line of action. The text hints at a dawning vision and a debate over following through to the end despite comprehension limits. It mentions Audi and 101 and a nonhome suggestion amid a line of action.
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Fragmented Editorial Nonsense and Mixed Quotes
A garbled editorial note shambles through references to March brides, miners, a garden ruin, health board comments, war and scarcity, retail cuts, liquor seizures, dirigibles, a Spain sentence, and Chicago hair trends. The piece glides across random topics with only partial phrases remaining and no clear throughline.
Weather Forecast Fragments From Old Almanac
Fragmented weather notes describe cloudy periods and chances of sleet or snow across the northeastern states with a center near Charleston. Temperatures show little change east of the Mississippi while Atlantic coasts expect rain and warming trends. Old almanac text notes moths dislike printer's ink and recommends newspaper use for wrapping furs and fabrics.
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Alabama
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McAdoo Moves West Amid California Comeback Talk
The piece notes William Gibbs McAdoo plans to leave New York for Los Angeles as writers link the move to California’s 1916 impression. It questions motives, recalls Bryan’s migrations, and suggests a political pilgrimage beyond climate, noting McAdoo’s Westward lure and possible Senate speculation.
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Lamp Rubbing Postmasterships Delineated In Connecticut
The piece notes Republicans assume postmaster roles in Connecticut cities. Phillip Troup returns to New Haven with Charles W. Birley replacing him in Elm City. Troup praises the postmaster as a chief buffer between public and workers and urges political neutrality in federal service. He stresses that employes’ political views are private and that politics should be shelved like dead letters.
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Fuelless Days in the Navy Denounced as Inadequate
An editorial criticizes the House appropriations committee for limiting navy fuel funds to 5.2 million dollars through July 4, arguing the cut is harsh yet necessary for overall budget restraint. It contends the Navy can face emergencies with existing authority and urges continued fiscal caution despite possible fuel shortfalls.
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House Committee
Important Campaign in New Jersey and Public Health Notes
A fragmented report covers an important New Jersey campaign with mentions of disease control by mosquitoes and pests. It cites transportation profits, railroads, and a discussion on bird migration and navigation, noting long travel distances and risks. The text interleaves political and scientific jottings and questions readers about safety and luck.
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New Jersey
Canada Population Grows 16 Percent in Latest Census
The report notes Canada’s population rise of about 16 percent over the years, with total inhabitants near 1,772,087. It mentions scattered issues as spring approaches, birds migrating, and ongoing concerns across the American continent and in Europe and Asia.
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Ote County
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Asia
The Tax Grouch Walt Mason’s Tax Burden and Charity
A verse vignette by Walt Mason on tax burden and hypocrisy shows a narrator who has paid taxes yet feels morally judged. He confronts a beggar, a pastor, and his wife, noting how poverty and taxation strain virtue. The poem traces a modern voter’s ache, envy of foreign lands, and a final offer of coins to clergy and the needy.
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How Other Nations Operate Subsidy for Merchant Navy
London reports a survey of policy on mercantile subsidies by major nations. France, Italy, and Japan maintain active aid programs since 1875, 1935, and 1896 respectively, with varied forms including grants, subventions, and government-owned ships. Netherlands grants none while Norway Sweden and Denmark cap support. Spain, Portugal, and several Latin American states also deploy subsidies for mail and postal services, with Mexico aiding lines between Mexican and U S ports.
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United States
White to Speak at Tobby Meeting on Water Too Precious to Drink
Rev Father White of West End Congregational church will speak at the Tobby meeting in the YMCA Sunday afternoon at 3:34 on Water Too Precious to Drink.
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Harmony By HAL COCHRAN Color Tale From Early World
The fragment describes a mythic prehistory where colors determine sky and sun hues, with color symbolism guiding nature and perception. It blends surreal imagery of blue up top, yellow sun, green grass, pink light, silver gold, and other tones shaping dawn and existence before the world’s formation.
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Army Launch Caught in Blinding Storm at Sea
An army launch was driven by a blinding storm for over six hours from Fort Yorker to Marl's Island as crew battled wind and waves. Police units spotted the vessel. occupants were drenched and cold, given coffee and dry clothing, with one body recovered.
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Edward S. Hotchkiss Weds in Philadelphia
Edward S. Hotchkiss and Miss Jaty Richmond Harder wed at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia on a Wednesday ceremony. Hotchkiss, son of Charles Ay Hotchkiss, led Hotchkiss Machine Gun Co. until retirement and plans a yacht wedding trip before settling at the StatBetd residence.
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Housecleaning time and old health tips from Dr Copeland
A column by Roy al and Cope land MD offers home cleaning guidance and simple health Q A. It warns against overzealous lemon juice on skin and stresses regular washing of woodwork, closets, and ventilation. The feature includes reader questions on skin care, constipation, sleep disturbances, eye problems, and general wellness with medical cautions.
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Farmer Knapp Runs For Congress In Oklahoma
Unusual voter entry reports W Ey Knapp 48 farmer declaring a real farmer's voice is needed in Congress. He notes his family legacy on farms and vows to stay active on the land unless elected. The item also touches on cribbage terms nabobs and heels with a brief Q&A.
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Eye condition relief and surgery questions
A 64 year old woman asks about long term eye distress and whether to pursue a lens or other operation. She mentions prior probing without relief and seeks medical guidance on treatment and the advisability of a surgical option.
Answers to Questions from The Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau
A notice explains that readers may ask the Information Bureau questions and receive answers by mail. It states the bureau does not give legal medical or financial advice, or undertake exhaustive research. Include full name address and two cents for return postage. responses go directly to the inquirer.
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Free Panama Canal Map Souvenir Offer
Our Washington Information Bureau offers a four color bird s eye view map of the Panama Canal to anyone sending two cents in stamps for return postage. The notice touts the Panama project s vast earthworks and invites readers to fill out a coupon for a mailed map.
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French steamship released by Greeks near Athens
Greece is believed to be willing to work toward reparations after a Greek torpedo boat captured a French steamship off the coast near Asis on February 12. The ship was damaged and later discharged from Piraeus. France demanded immediate restitution of the vessel.
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