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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
5
A fragment notes a clergyman who boasted of owning a copy of an ancient hymn book. The text hints at a collecting hobby linked to a published work, with references to a room filled with hymns and a recent death. Details are sparse and scattered.
A fragmentary speech at a Methodist church urged personal accountability before God. The speaker argued that hating evil without forsaking temptations is useless without faith and righteous living, warning that salvation rests on individual choices and alignment with God rather than outward holiness.
A disorderly street scene on Barnum Avenue drew a crowd as Ra is n and John Shop, both accused in a drunken dispute, clashed with police who placed them under arrest amid the Mayhem.
A Hartford hearing on proposed newsboy licensing drew voices from Mrs Walden and local education figures. Speakers argued the bill would shield youth from exploitation while opponents warned it could curb paper routes and prompt illegal delivery practices.
The Fairfield and Vicinity Improvement Association met on the 16th to discuss Hartford bills affecting Fairfield. A resolution amended the constitution to set the annual meeting date on the first Monday in April and time to be determined by the president and a committee on by laws. Secretary Warren W. Cowles reviewed committee work since the last gathering.
A Belgian, French, and British labor delegation meeting in Paris urged that the Ruart labor dispute be referred to a higher tribunal. They argued continued trench occupation threatens peace and reconstruction and called for U S government intervention via the League of Nations to secure a modus vivendi.
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Fragmented OCR text discusses exhausted mothers, domestic toil, and social pressures. It references health issues, economic strain, and calls for attention to women’s burdens, with scattered mentions of home life, work, and advertisements.
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