Bridgeport Telegram Postal Delivery Rates Notice
Legal notice style fragment from Bridgeport Telegram showing postage rates and delivery details. Mentions Post Publishing Co, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Associated Press and provided advertising representatives.
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A New Year Hope Amid Mistakes and New Beginnings
A reflective verse celebrates the New Year as a dawn of fresh beginnings. It speaks of comfort, redemption, and a sunlit upward path, urging readers to start each morning with renewed hours and chances to mend yesterday’s errors.
Editorial Notes Reflect Morning Medley of News
A garbled editorial notes page mixes comments on campaigns, dancing, used cars, a salary report, and cinema plans. It references Omaha pastors, Congress, Europe, a bachelor’s marriage, and Princess Mary's mother, with scattered fragments about school superintendents, Lloyd George, and Turkish women. The piece reads as a collage of quotes and jottings from various topics rather than a single coherent report.
Weather forecast for Bridgeport and surrounding regions
A multi day forecast notes mild temperatures in Amity and Bridgeport with Tuesday and Wednesday bringing fair to colder conditions. Disturbances move from the Middle Mississippi Valley toward Lake Superior, bringing rain in the Great Lakes and Ohio valleys, then snow in the Ohio valley and ice region. Warmer Atlantic temperatures shift to colder by Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Misingour Valley
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Mississippi
Atlantic
Mississippi River
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Naturalization in Bridgeport Cartoonist's View
The Bridgeport naturalization process is praised for its serious oath and impartial court procedures. Details show sessions in Post Office Building rooms and County Court House with 448 aliens admitted and 147 petitions denied over six days. Civics classes attend to witness the examinations firsthand.
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Naturalization
Naturalization Court
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County Court House
WEARY OF HIS TALENTS AT AGE 73 BELL ADVISERS CHAT
Dr Alexander Graham Bell who invented the telephone in 1876 spoke with officials of the United States Patent Office on his 73rd birthday. He noted the spread of telephones since his invention and his own waning interest in the device. From Miami Florida the aged inventor, who sometimes works until 3 or 4 in the morning, resists having a telephone installed in his study. His stance is likened to an actor wanting to forget a famous role after success. Memory of Bell remains tied to the telephone.
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United States Patent Office
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Florida
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Rip van Winkle
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Pity the Poor Jury What the Case With the Editor Was All About
At Newport Kentucky a jury in a civil case returns a criminal verdict amid oratory. Judge Caldfield halts the proceedings to correct the mistake and sends the panel back to the jury room. The piece argues jurors are hypnotized by dramatic courtroom staging rather than clear reasoning.
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Newport
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Caldweld
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Fragmentary OBS not recognizable historical item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hair, water, and vague references to people and dates but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Whiskey Stolen Whiskey Stocks Vary Across States
Prohibition records show 95 of every 219 bottles of real whiskey remain in three storage facilities in Maryland and Kentucky holds large totals. The nationwide stockpiles total around 35,000 non kulons with Kentucky alone reporting about 25,900,009. Guards patrol the area as authorities warn against buyers of stolen goods, noting the risk of receiving contraband liquor.
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Kentucky
Shocked critics warn American films offend South Sea islanders
A reported missive by Br. Atherton Palmer, head of a missionary school, critiques U.S. movies as too raw for Pacific audiences. The piece alleges films shape views of American women and distant cultures, labeling such content as ignorant and dangerous to local values.
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Br. Atherton Palmer
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Andy Amestonus
Keeping His Word Amid Trials and Treachery
Fragmented text presents a narrator praising steadfast honesty. A figure named He never takes, never slips, and keeps promises despite temptations and threats. The piece contrasts moral integrity with betrayal, referencing clocks, debts, and a solemn vow. It reads like a reflective, archaic moral meditation on character and obligation.
Seventeen Youths Highlight News of the Day in Bridgeport
Three seventeen year old boys figure on the front page in Bridgeport yesterday. Ernest Gyorke committed suicide by gas after visiting a moving picture show. Frank Damati rescued a baby from a runaway horse, earning a dollar as reward. Thomas Fitzgibbon faced court for supplying liquor to youths, narrowly avoiding reform school.
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Ernest Gyorke
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Frank Damati
Hurd Avenue
Thomas Fitzgibbong
Pequonnock
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Missionary Slayers Targeted by U S Action in Peking
Washington reports the American legation in Peking has urged the Chinese government to take immediate steps to capture and bring to trial the robbers who murdered Dr. A. Shelton, an American missionary of the Church of the Disciples of Christ, on February 17. News reached the general mission board in St. Louis by telegram.
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State Department
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Church of the Disciples of Christ
General Mission Board
St. Louis
Lotus in Miami Poem By Berton Braley Invites Repose
A vivid lyrical sketch of Miami in a June scene, praising sunlit beaches, palm-lined avenues, and bustling streets. The piece extols the city’s warmth, clamor, and carefree mood, with playful contrasts between luxury life and everyday activity, ending in a celebratory flourish about Miami as a dreamlike paradise.
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Miami
Fresh Air Indoors Urges Ventilation and Health
Dr Copeland addresses readers on indoor air quality, urging regular airing and open windows to avoid dust smoke and invisible contaminants. He notes risks of confined spaces, advises consulting a doctor for persistent symptoms, and answers reader questions on orthopedic and neurological concerns.
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M. de Commissioner of Health
New York City
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Roy
Ramge House
Mothers pride harms a wronged graduate tale
Gerald a seventeen year old high school senior is celebrated as a model son yet his mother’s pride blinds her. She gives away his graduation tickets to friends leaving him with grief and a bow to a cruel joke as he faces a social misfit at the ceremony.
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Inquiry on Nose Injury After Surgery and Persistent Odor
A reader recalls a nose surgery years ago with bone removal leading to a lasting odor. They seek medical exam and tests to identify cause, mentioning possible atrophy and requesting professional evaluation and relief options. The text conveys confusion and urgency about symptoms and treatment.
Unusual Tales Of A Youth In A Day To Day World
The story centers on Justin James Sanford a 14 year old in Syracuse New York tied to a famed Daytona business fortune. He receives 350000 in interest from his father’s will and a 2000 percent yearly income plus money allowances. He works as an office boy for a commercial organization while required to occupy two annual offices before adulthood.
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Calamity Jane and other trivia Q and A bureau prompts
Questions and answers from The Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau led by Frederic J. Haskin cover historical figures, aviation concepts, trade terms, earthquakes, and naval punishment. The feature presents sample Q lines and concise A lines, with guidance on how to submit inquiries and obtain replies.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Bridgeport Telegram, Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Warner to Coach Pitt Football by Telegraph from Stanford
Warner of Pittsburgh will coach the Pitt team next fall using telegraph guidance from Leland Stanford. He recently visited the coast at Stanford’s request to raise athletic standards, especially in football, while California under Andy Smith seeks stronger competition. Warner could not leave Pittsburgh until his contract was fulfilled.
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University of Pittburgh
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University of Pennsylvania
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When Things Go Wrong Cook Quick with Canned Food
When cooks quit or guests arrive unannounced you can serve an attractive meal fast by using canned foods. Domestic science experts offered about 200 tested recipes ranging from savory dishes to desserts, available via a coupon in this issue. Enclose stamps for postage and write your name and address clearly on the coupon.
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