Bridgeport Telegram Advertising Rates Notice
Public notice from The Bridgeport Telegram portal lists subscription options including 1 year and 6 months and a weekly rate. It notes the newspaper is published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co and provides contact numbers for Milford and Fairfield patrons for toll-free advertising and news items.
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the Post Publishing CO
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Lridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Telephotre Variuna 6100
Luxchange
Milford
Faifield
Miford
Fairfield
Health Guardians and City Health Budget Support
Bridgeport health workers deserve a general raise in salary based on results accomplished led by Dr William Hall Coon. The health department has prevented disease and saved costs, showing a strong return on municipal health spending. A severe weekend rainfall recalled the 1888 blizzard with only temperature differences.
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Bridgeport
William Hall Coon
Coon
College Commercialism and Alumni Ticket Charges
A New Haven Register critique argues that college athletic bodies exploit supply and demand to charge alumni more for football tickets. It calls out advisory attitudes and the push for royalties, labeling the practice as raw profit-taking undermining amateurism.
Sidelight on Transatlantic Radiophone Echoes
A fragmented report notes a Sunday incident involving a long distance radiophone transmission across the Atlantic. The transmission reportedly passed words back and forth as kilowatts mounted and the line carried voices, though details remain unclear and garbled.
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Atlantic
Bern
Bora and Maren Ley Engage in Contested Senate Race
Fragmented OCR reads Bora and Maren Ley in a tense state race as opponent vows for the World Court and illegible names show a heated contest with claims of a real fault and a possible loss. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear references to candidates and events.
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Senate
Bera
Illinois Republicans Split Over Small Machine in McKinley Contest
The dispute pits Governor Len Small and his organization against Senator McKinley as Borah’s interference, though unintended, helps Small. Liberals and clean government spokesmen fear machine domination harming the Illinois GOP, while Borah’s stance complicates interstate campaign lines and senatorial courtesy.
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Len Small
McKinley
Borah
Tryig
Republican Party
Ilinois
Small
Idaho
U.S
Murder by impulse shocks Bridgeport as wife dies
A jealous young husband slashed his wife in Bridgeport, she died from the wounds, and the man fled. His mother collapsed from the news and died in hospital. The case raises calls for strict restraint in capital crimes and ponders Clarence Darrow’s view on murder.
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Bridgeport
Clarence Darrow
Abbe Bacie's cabbage planting machine described
A Nantes despatch notes Abbe Bacie village priest inventing a cabbage planter that seeds ten times faster without harming plants. The piece compares to Connecticut tobacco planting, praising the machine yet noting human labor remains dominant, with a horse drawn furrow and water aid before a seated planter feeds the rows.
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Nantes
France
Abbe Bacie
Connecticut
Nickel Plate Merger Debate Sparks Private Property Clash
The article discusses government leverage over railroads via the Interstate Commerce Commission and criticizes the Van Sweringen plan to control Nickel Plate through a holding company. It argues such consolidation could threaten private property rights and set a national precedent, as reflected by editorials in The Wall Street Journal.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringens
Vaness Holding Company
Vanest Rolding Company
Wall Steel Journal
Pulersace Comimerce Commission
Political GOps eye peace talks in Bridgeport race
A prelude to party mergers in Bridgeport and the Roraback administration hints at cleanouts of officials tied to enemy trading. The Sixth District GOP plans a March 25 dinner for Dennis Kackett. Hartford and Manchester Republicans weigh incumbents. Be nard W. Goss may seek state or federal office. Stamford remains unsettled amid broader upstate machine peace efforts.
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Bridgeport
Exo
Poth Aideg
Dennis Kackett
Waterbury
Stamford
Senate
Benard W. Goss
Republican Town Committee
Congress
Quirky aphorisms and social quips from a past column
A collage of witty lines and misheard phrases reflecting social norms and political nuance. The speaker jokes about taxes, divorce, court, and propriety, skewering attitudes with playful wordplay and historical references.
Sentence Sermons on Family Love and Choice
A fragmented reflection on choosing family by birth and marriage, and selecting friends from those around us. It laments weather and life’s storms while urging openness to love, despite hardship and loss. It emphasizes parental influence and the belief that no one else will love as deeply.
Mexican Question and Church Policy in Mexico
An analysis of the Mexican religious situation and property rights debates. The piece notes long-standing church state tensions, constitutional provisions limiting ecclesiastics, and the shift toward Mexican control. It cites American ministerial activity, mission boards, and a stance against intervention, with Calies defending coexistence of church influence and government reforms.
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Supreme Court
New York
United States
Prepure
Callys
Tis
Mexico City
Wiotestatus
Gevermyr
Calies
Anmericansmission Boards
Mouico
Muxic
Gales
Patrons of Art and the Munsey Legacy
The article portrays Mr. Munsey as a business man who, in his will, wills his fortune to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to inspire artists and beauty lovers. It argues his life was devoted to art as usufruct, citing examples of John Trupkins and Senator Clark, and praises Munsey as a great artist of the country despite never painting.
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Pire
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Auseum of Art
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Niizer
Mr. Munsey
Conyrignt
The Sight of You In Twilight Reflections On Loss
A fragmented verse recalls longing and memory as a speaker faces absence and the ache of seeing a past presence. The speaker mutters of months gone by and a doctor’s words while yearning for a lost beloved. The piece blends sorrow, love, and a haunting sense of time.
Weather and storm warnings across the Northeast and Atlantic coast
Weather outlook covers Southern New England to New Brunswick with partly cloudy skies and slightly colder interior conditions. Fair, unchanged temperatures expected in eastern New York and Atlantic coastal regions, while a disturbance moving from Connecticut to New Brunswick brings increased intensity. Strong west and northwest winds forecast north of Sandy Hook. coastal seas remain active with Tuesday conditions improving inland.
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Newngland
New England
New York
Connecticut
New Brunswick
Sydney
Well Fed By Walt Blason A Shanty Dinner Praise
A vivid comic verse depicts a kitchen scene where women praised for cooking and serving a bountiful feast. The speaker extols the dishes and cooks, while village life and the gnarled praise for crafts, from looms to motors, ripple through the stanzas.
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Walt Blason
Mina
Itousin
Radio Audience Hears AP War News Talk
An AP feature on radio programs explains how the Associated Press gathers and distributes news worldwide. Edward McKernon outlines a vast cooperative system with 80,000 staffers, 1,200 member papers, and 75 domestic bureaus, detailing how news flows from reporters to readers.
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Leningrad
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Whaea
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France
Metropollitan
Countess Repents Says Rector Assert
New York March report states Countess of Cathcart repented of her sins and should be treated magnanimously as Mary Magdalene. Dr Christian F F Ketener, pastor of Chelsea Methodist church, said she wired him after he publicly said she deserved Christian treatment if truly repentant. She claimed she repented four years ago and came to New York to make good for her children.
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Cathcart
Mary Magdalene
Christian FF Ketener
Chelsea
Rake
U S Captive of Riffs Delivered to Consult
AP dispatch reports Thomas Williams of San Francisco captured by Rift tribes while in Morocco as part of a French Foreign Legion tour. He was turned over to Makwe Blake, the American diplomatic agent at Tangier, after escape attempts.
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Thomas Willams
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Rift Tribate
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Morocco
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Makwe Blake
Tangier
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