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A Line o' Cheer by John Kindrick Bangs
Poem fragment extols patience as a motto amid daily wear for laborers. The speaker contrasts patience with fortune and endurance, invoking repeated exhortations to endure hardship while pursuing a shared goal. The piece threads moral cue through unconventional spelling and cadence.
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Editorial Notes and Misplaced Fragments
An assorted, fragmented editorial column references social issues and public figures. It touches on race, industry, politics, and advertising, with stray phrases about Germany, labor strikes, Congress, and weather statistics, presented in a jumbled daily paper montage.
Weather Outlook for Bridgeport and Atlantic States
Forecast shows Saturday unsettled but settling, with little temperature change. Pressure remains high over the South, Middle, and North Atlantic states and the Lake region. Generally fair weather in the Middle Atlantic last 24 hours. outlook calls for mostly fair to cloudy skies across the region, with no major temperature shifts in the next 34 hours.
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A Year With Harding Century News Review
A year into Harding’s presidency is assessed by Simeon D. Fess as Congress remains gridlocked and slow to follow leadership. The piece credits Harding’s diligence and patience while noting limited progress on the budget, farm relief, foreign debt, and postwar policies, with mixed optimism about the Congress’s response.
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Bridgeport Fire Department Praised After Major City Blaze
A big Bridgeport fire in crowded city center tested the department but was contained quickly. Firefighters battled dense smoke and wind, with several jetters overcome by smoke, yet the blaze remained under control and the city’s per capita fire loss cited as among the lowest in New England.
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Blue Nose Schooner Proves Profit in Grand Banks Racing
After the America's Cup fiasco, sailors shifted to Grand Banks racing with the Bluensose schooner. Canada's champion earned 6385 in its first year of operation on a 35580 build cost. The craft proves sturdy, a dependable work vessel rather than a fair weather sport.
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What Radiophone Is Equal to a Here and There Woman Power
A fragmentary piece discusses intuition versus instinct linking a wife’s perception to a broader idea of womanly insight. It references a man with a striking appearance and a wife’s justification of intuition as a revealing force. Chaplin is noted for his universal appeal and critique of civilization’s machine-like behavior.
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Red Cross Acknowledges Large War Relief Gift
The Red Cross reports 255 275 900 dollars donated to ease European distress. Critics say the sum equals two dollars per person, a rough funeral estimate. The figure parallels 500.4 thousand men donating yearly trusts, sparking debate about American generosity.
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Waterway project eyed as vital as transcontinental rail
The Timisenna canal in Great Lakes region will open to traffic during WW2, per Governor Len Sayall. The waterway is seen as potentially as valuable as the transcontinental railroad, signaling a new era of water transport with rapid progress anticipated.
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When Winter Fades and Spring Comes Home
A nostalgic verse laments winter’s bite and looks ahead to spring’s return. The speaker recalls youth in snow, longs for warmer days, and imagines birds, blossoms, and meadow scents awakening as vernal zephyrs blow.
Russia Outside of Russia Refugee Aid Network Examined
Karl H. Von Wiegand reports on an organization aiding five million Russian refugees scattered across Europe. Germany hosts 300,000 refugees while Kerensky-era officials run aid efforts from abroad. The group aims to provide work, self sufficiency, and safe return, with backing from notable figures like Challapin and support from diplomatic offices funded by Czar era deposits.
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Metropolitan Opera
Our Children Rebellion by Angelo Patri
Parents confront rebellious youths and seek guidance. The article urges patient guidance, empathy, and consistent boundaries, urging adults to be a trusted, steady influence while avoiding harsh ultimata. It stresses that children need home support and understanding as they figure out plans beyond school.
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Angelo Patri
Hold Bridgeport Man for Peddling Liquor in Milford
Milford March 6 Gramies Sawlell of 147 Tiallett-sitest Bridgeport was arrested by local police on bootlegging charges and held under 190 bond for town court. He was found on Cherry street with about two gallons of moonshine in a bus, and police say he has been operating his trade among customers for some time.
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Fort Trumbull Firemen Social On Saturday Night
Milford March 2 the firemen and ladies Auxiliary at Fort Trumbull Beach will host the next in a series of social affairs for members and guests at the club house Saturday evening. Perling orchestra will furnish the music. Committee includes A Suithiea Edward Scott Mrs Saran Mathews Edward Head and Henry Tubbe. Reading Circle to Meet at Riverside Reading Room at the home of Mrs William 3 Goldsmith 23 West Main Street Monday evening at eight o'clock.
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Firewens and Ladies Auxiliary
Arso
Fort Trumend Beach
State Commissioner Warns Tax Delinquents
Hartmond March 5 Warning to delinquents who must pay their tax on individuals and partnerships. State Tax Court warns that no waiver of penalties will be allowed for late returns due March 15. Only 8,000 of 23,138 taxpayers have complied. penalties apply to all others.
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Understanding edema and its lung implications
Dr Roy S Copeland explains edema or dropsy as fluid buildup in tissues including lungs. He describes how fluid can leak into air sacs causing congestion and severe breathing difficulty, coughing, frothy sputum, and possible blood in cough. Medical care and evaluation are urged for underlying causes and treatment guidance.
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Bright
Questions and answers about age height and weight
A reader letters page offers guidance on a 13 year old who is 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 112 pounds. The reply notes no serious trouble indicated by current temperature and suggests visiting an eye specialist for potential vision concerns.
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Bridgeport Forms Temporary Veterans Group Members Elected
The Bridgeport chapter of Disabled American Veterans began with a meeting to advance legislation. Walter B. Thayer was chosen commander, Peter Tewinakt vice commander, Charles Conkrey adjutant, Hf. Bl Treloar treasurer, and other officers noted. next meeting will set date for permanent officers.
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Disables! Americar
Ryote Beale
Walter B. Thayer
Pater Tewinakt
Charles Conkrey
Bethel Reports Fifteen Smallpox Cases
Bethel officials announce fifteen mild smallpox cases after discovery of eleven early infections. General vaccination of adits and compulsory vaccination for school children ordered by Dr. Block, secretary of the state Health Department, with state officials alerted for emergency measures.
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Montreal City Hall Destroyed In Major Fire
A fire tonight totally destroyed Montreal City Hall, a thirty year old building with a cost around one million dollars. The five story structure collapsed as the roof caved in, leaving only walls standing.
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Blind Woman Burned to Death in New Haven
Mary E. Wade, about five years old and totally blind, died at the hospital from burns received when her clothing caught fire while watching a gas range. Her niece, with whom she lived, was away. Special policemen assisted by the police commissioners during the annual inspection held in the city court room.
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Mary EL. Wade
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Chy Court
Questions and Answers on Stock, History and Language
A compiled Q and A set with trivia on the New York Stock Exchange after Civil War prices, Lincoln's forefather country, U S rail mileage, sun heat theory, the poem line from Elizabeth Akers Allen, Finland's oldest city, the bird in hand proverb origin, and shoemaker trade nickname Gentle craft. Includes named individuals and places.
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New York Stock Exchange
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C. A. Thia
Elizabeth Akers Allen
Florence Percy
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A. Abo
Unusual impostor dupes nobility near King George
Posing Colonel Hanbury Williams rented an estate in the Scottish Highlands near the king's hunting ground and hosted a gathering for many nobles who paid for the chance to meet. Royal servants suspected the ruse, declined invitations to hunt, and the impersonator was later arrested.
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Nutrition Claims Prompt Public Health Warnings
A historical notice warns readers about malnutrition risks among New York schoolchildren and stresses dangers of exclusive cooked foods. It promotes raw fruits and vegetables, especially citrus, as healthier options and offers a recipe booklet via a coupon with two cents postage.
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