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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
8
A Bridgeport Telegram excerpt traces the evolution of waste textiles from rag collecting to roof coverings. It links ancient and modern practices, noting asphalted rags support many roofs and underscoring humanity’s continuous pursuit of better methods and wealth through organization and craftsmanship.
A fragmented, archaic sounding verse expresses longing for courage and a smile through dark times. The speaker mentions being watched by others and seeks private relief, hinting at resilience amid gloom without clear narrative or names.
In the free city of Danzig a novel tax plan links income tax relief to casino revenue from Zoppot. Citizens earning over 40 000 marks face higher taxes unless they meet thresholds, prompting observed shifts in declared income as new rules take effect alongside casino profits in the Baltic region.
Weather forecast notes rising temperatures across the eastern half of the country with a southeast moving disturbance. Warmer conditions expected to continue through Monday and Tuesday, with cloudiness and mild temperatures prevailing along major river paths. Coastal areas may see stronger winds from the northwest and a potential storm track offshore. High water marks and almanac details are included for the Trietram area.
The article notes Tucuman's senate and assembly being locked up with armed forces and civilians amid attempts to force a federal senator's election. It compares with U S Congress dysfunction and suggests drastic measures such as sealing chambers or delaying records, while observing South American self government challenges.
A fragmentary obituary note on Emma H. Macevley Brockton worker, with scratched comments on crime heredity environment and Criminology. The text veers into quotes about crime, entertainment, and Oscar Wilde, reflecting editor insights and public concerns.
Readable text shows confusion over grape and liquor markets. Mentions Amazon 1 annual Francisca bunker and pro-Whicers defense. Observes people brewing at home and rising ratings. claim brewers say a rapid drop from liquor industry follows due to laziness in collar prohibition.
The readable fragments discuss hat sizes and a claimed link to intelligence. Mentions scientists, hat stores, and odd opinions about whether larger hats indicate brain expansion. Content is garbled and speculative with no clear reporting of events or quotes.
A garbled text fragment mentions a Democratic candidate for secretary in New York and discusses women in office. It references health topics and public policy opinions, with scattered phrases about women running for office, and opinions on health services and public concerns.
Fragmentary historical note describes a desert American mail route between Alro Beypi and Batdad in Mesopotamia. It mentions special arrangement with the British government and envisioned air transport to carry living beings, with references to governance and wartime logistics.
An fragmentary diary like passage describes evening rituals at home with reading aloud from ancient works, firelight, and distant sounds of murder and unrest. The imagery contrasts domestic calm with ominous echoes of violence as dawn approaches and a crowner arrives.
In Berlin and Vienna dance halls the fox-trot Salome by composer Robert Stolz has earned four million marks in royalties. Critics argue the money could better fund struggling musical institutions facing closures due to lack of funds. They note Vienna Opera Ensemble festival hopes failed for lack of guarantees and warn Leipziger Conservatory and the German Circulating Library are constraining under financial strain.
Silvers has pasted gold and pack ground for bardsemssades at 7 percent a Pillace with fancy guards. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts but implies a financial or trade notice involving precious metals and a price percentage. No verifiable entities or dates are identifiable from the readable fragments.
In Jacksonville a narrator notes the busy city, brisk overseers selling fur goods, and full stores as the climate shifts from dull skies to sunnier expectations. Citizens discuss the weather and winter attire, while Jacksonville’s lively scene with handsome people and rapid pace stands in contrast to cold and brisk business.
A fragmented poem piece travels through a southern winter, plotting a rhyming tour of Jacksonville with a playful travelogue voice. The writer hints at Brey and Bratey inspired lines, but the text remains garbled and uncertain.
The article discusses managing a two year old's persistent demand to do tasks. It advises gradual, safe exploration under supervision, restricting dangerous activities, and giving age appropriate chores. Mothers should guide play and work outdoors to train early minds and bodies.
Police are seeking a stolen vehicle described as a gray sedan. The owner is Beragide Varcaldi of 43 Nora Washington Street. No trace of the car or suspect details has been found as of this report.
In Aris on March 1 a ceremony honored 15 New York City police officers with medals for distinguished service. The event highlighted the municipal police's dedication amid a formal recognition.
Commissioner of eats New York argues cheerfulness is a habit shaping health and work. A contented mind aids digestion, reduces pain, and boosts efficiency. chronic grumbling harms health and relationships. Cultivating cheerfulness through self discipline strengthens faith, neighbors, and self, leading to better health and service.
Reader questions cover vein surgery, compression therapy, nervous anxiety, eye tearing, dermatitis after shaving, and general self care. Dr Copeland notes that varicose veins may require operation or elastic support, nervous symptoms often reflect anxiety, tearing may stem from blocked lacrimal ducts, and shaving with light technique plus skincare can help facial irritation.
Chicago announces expansion of the Opera in English Language Foundation Inc to foster American composers and artists. Mrs Archibaldman leads with support from 25 states and figures like Eidich Rockefeller McCor misk. Proceeds from the David Bisphany Memorial Fund will back production in America of English opera. The foundation aims to stage works by American poets, artists, and composers to depose nations of music borrowers and revive native music creation.
Sudapest reports Hungary plans to place thousands of acres for sale to Hungarians in America. Officials discuss funding measures and a possible agency to help buyers. Joseph Seasty, recently in the United States, notes a sizable Hungarian community there and estimates around five hundred thousand in America. Savings could fund farms.
The notice from The Telegram Information Bureau in Washington offers readers a chance to submit questions on information topics. It includes Q and A items on legal terms art and part Easter date French war gains and body weight ratios, with simple answers and instructions for return mailing.
Letter to the editor praises Dunex a fire chief and crew who faced a warehouse blaze at the Republic restaurant, entering waist-deep water to save colleagues and bystanders. The writer argues such courage warrants higher pay and respect, urging cities like Bridgport to learn from their example.
Albert R. Clifton, blind since age 12, is a successful tea and coffee salesman with a vast territory spanning Arkansas and portions of Oklahoma. His route covers over 200 towns, earning annual fees between 60,090 and 75,000 dollars. He navigates new towns with a partner and uses a small typewriter to draft bills and receipts.
After several days of good weather the furnace is fired up to keep homes warm. Careless firing up leads to fires many ways, costing millions. A free booklet explains home fire guarding and is available by mailing the coupon with name and address.
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