Bridgeport Telegram Advertisement and Publishing Details
The notice outlines subscription rates by mail and in advance, with monthly and weekly options. It lists advertising representatives, office address at Barnum 6100, and connects to The Associated Press. The publication is described as the Bridgeport Telegram, published daily and open for all departments.
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Forsign Advertise
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Conn
Staberstee Associated Press
Associated? Press
H-news
Jr Thin Paner
Jocal News
A Line of Cheer by John Kendrick Banzs
In a rough March scene the poet reflects on hidden beauty within dull blocks. The unnamed lines promise genius freeing stone into a fair form, hinting at March’s uneasy path toward a brighter spring.
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Soring
Editorial Notes from a Fractured Morning
A garbled morning note mixes misquoted lines, stray references, and stray headlines. It touches on daylight saving, a Texas candidate with gun history, a cigar store hold up, Russian revolt chatter, and camels arriving in damp climates, all in a fragmentary, newspaper-voice style.
Sidewalk Snapshots of Joseph Drucker’s Electric Firm
Joseph Drucker of 1482 Yranistay Avenue runs Mad fem Electric Equipment Co. He is described as an electrical expert in local notes, with early business activity at Oak and George Streets and involvement in a local electrical guild or society.
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Joseph Drucker
Yranistay Avenue
Madfem Electric Equipment Company
Electrical Bugs
Sears Are
Mpusiness
Qak
George Stree Drucker
Eke
Dadisa Square Area
Daylight Saving Debate Drives Local Option Possibility
The attack on Daylight Saving legislation persists with indications that Eastern states may adopt a local option allowing cities to set clocks while farming areas keep standard time. New Haven railroad and New York City influence loom large as Connecticut cities like Bridgeport New Haven and Hartford likely align. Legislation appears futile as people prefer their own time practices regardless of state law.
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Connecticut
Can
New Haven
New York City
New York
Bridgeport
Hartford
Debts and War Loans in Postwar Cancelation Debate
The piece argues over canceling Allied war debts to the United States and American indemnities. It notes loans largely financed wartime purchases, questions collectability, and weighs Britain’s position seeking relief in exchange for forgiveness. It discusses economic disruption from huge national debts and the idea that stabilization requires broader write offs.
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Great Britain
United States
Washington
France
Italy
Great
America
Europe
Germany
Trede
Spring house cleaning tale of chaos to order
A humorous vignette follows a family as Ma plans a spring house cleaning that upends the home. Dad suspects conspiracies as carpets vanish and walls are scrubbed. After a week the house returns to order, with Ma as the triumphant fairy queen of cleaning using mop and lye.
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Dad
Dai
Iumphant
Piel
Questions on science and history in a 1918 inquiry column
The fragment shows a requests page from a Washington Telegram Informaten Bureau style column asking for quick, accurate information. It includes questions about aeroplanes circling the globe, diamond cutting terms, freight car tonnage, biblical quotations, Sunday gasoline usage, and various historical curiosities with brief answers hinted.
Bridgeport News Roundup From March 74s Era Items
Bridgeport notes discuss a mix of local business, arrests, and fires. Items include property transfers on Main Street, a barn arson inquiry involving young Coombs, harness thefts linked to Ferris and Henry Phoenix, and plans for a Malleable Iron Works expansion. Also covered are a timber relic from Charter Oak, a boxing match setup, scientific lectures, baptisms at First Baptist, a seven feet six inch heirloom clock, and recent deaths and funerals.
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Railroad Avenue
Flav Vaytor
Charles Beiknan
Tater &T
Geschka
Frank Ferris
Henry Sherman
Henry Phoenix
Peres
Jferris
Phoenix
Canned Goods Folly Reported in Turbulent Letter
A garbled OCR fragment shows references to canned goods and a failed plan, with stray phrases about original items and a plea for better writing. The readable bits hint at a chaotic note or satire, lacking clear names, dates, or locations for fuller context.
Fragmented Ire in The Safe Course Lhaven Text
Vague, damaged OCR-like passage references plans, ruin, and emotions. It mentions names and actions in a jumbled style, with scattered terms such as wages, records, and celebrations. The fragment lacks coherent events or clear entities to identify a definite news item or outcome.
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Lhaven
Walt
York
Debs and Russia Ghosts in White House Halls
Fragmented OCR piece discusses President Harding and supervision of ghosts in the White House, with debates over Russia policy, ambassadors, and political tensions. It references Debs, Lloyd George, Hughes, and Len in a speculative, opinionated tone about U S foreign and domestic policy and political alignment.
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Debs
Russia
White House Halls
Norman Rapgool
Washton
Mar
Alt. Harding
White House
Mr. Harding
Hillyes
Tarvey
Uff
Roblin
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Trotsky
Cours
London
Hughes
Hamo
Wwe
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Sheen
MLO Pronigateln
Helsingfers
Copenhagen
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Riku
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Washington
Brshevik
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Dr Pallen to Secure Dr Conde Pai Lecture in Columbus
Dr Pallen will secure Dr Conde B Pai of New York to deliver a public lecture in Columbus under the auspices of the Reserved Service. The event is billed as a civic discourse aimed at fostering Western industry and public welfare.
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Conde B. Pai
New York
Bell
Pudiie
Columbus
Nba
Fragmentary quotes on Quakers and minority views in 1927
A fragmented excerpt references Quakers and minority opinions with remarks on remaking beliefs. It discusses preaching and teaching near, around, or at a house and mentions historical views from 1560 and 1927 without clear context or full sentences.
Fragmented OCR Letter Skips Between Topics
Readable passages discuss diverse items from ROMs to new recipes and a World War era mood. The note hints at a book’s contents or layout with mentions of meals, sweets, and a party. Names and clear actions are unclear due to garbled text.
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Tuttdteport Kelegeag Information Party
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