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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1921

Page

8

Post Office Subscription Rates and Ad Rates Notice

Entered at the Post Office as second class matter. Subscriptions and adverts: one year three hundred eighty dollars, one month, rates vary. Published daily except Sunday by The Post Perlisting Co. 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn with Metro office in New York City. The Associated Press dispatches credited to it and local news published here.

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Profiteering in Gasoline Sparks Public Debate

The piece argues crude oil price collapses should lower gasoline costs but notes refiners and pipeline firms stockpile cheap oil while gasoline edges higher. It claims Americans paid roughly 27 cents a gallon, with potential savings of about 42 million dollars yearly if prices dropped, and questions a buyers strike to pressure industry.

Pennsylvania Otter Pacific Coast United States Middle West

A LINE O' CHEER. By John Kendrick Bangs

A whimsical poem about wealth and generosity contrasts riches with the joy of giving. The speaker muses that even vast wealth cannot enrich the world without generosity, suggesting the more one gives the greater the personal fulfillment.

Editorial Notes Mixed Nonsense On Public Affairs

A jumble of fragmented notes references weather gymnastics poverty marriages Nas­sary and public figures. The text mocks headlines and contains stray lines about cigarettes pipes and a truck driver fined for marble transport.

Wallace Bayliss A Booth and Bayliss Scholar

Wallace Bayliss of the Booth and Bayliss Commercial School at 176 Fairfield Avenue came to this state 14 years ago from Colorado. He worked in the American Tube and Stamping sales department while studying stenography and aimed to become a court reporter. He holds multiple roles and memberships, including editor of the Bug House Bugle and secretary of Kowarismhil, with ties to various clubs and organizations. His daughter Marion attends Bridgeport High School.

Wallace Baytiss Wallace Bayliss Booth and

Death Traps at Fairfield Rail Crossing Highlight Travel Dangers

A Connecticut reader warns that early trolley lines created dangerous highway crossings, citing the Benson’s switch crossing in Fairfield where Andrew Steen was killed. The piece argues for safer crossings, better signage, and possible engineering fixes to prevent future deaths and narrow escapes.

Connecticut Benson's Switch Fairfield Andrew Steen Jas A Rele Faifield

Friday as a mixed omen in global calendar lore

The article surveys Friday superstitions across nations, noting widespread fear or caution with Friday yet highlighting exceptions. It cites historical events linked to Friday from shipwrecks to political acts, and cites figures like Gould Fisk and Columbus to illustrate Friday's contested luckiness.

Debs case prompts debate on justice and clemency

The Hillwash of Debs argues for open-minded mercy in the Debs case. It defends the wartime conviction under the Espionage Act, noting his loyalty, the harshness of general punishment, and the president’s authority to tailor sentences while urging caution against leniency that could undermine the republic.

DELL Gene J. Debs Apn Oracle Washington i Tim Daugherty Debs United States Supreme Cous Isbor Akessins Ruiers Cere United Suites Wilson Taos Pristuter Washington Ward America Republic Jjarding Harding

Confused Questions From Washington Bureau Query

A printed Q and A page from the Washington bureau outlines inquiries about maritime law the freedom of the seas origins Grotius Mare Liberum and related topics. It includes definitions of Old Point Comfort the Puritans and Pilgrims and notes on early wireless communication history.

M. OC Grotius

Bridgeport Forty Years Ago Primine Standard

Bridgeport items from March 30 1852 report athletic events in New Haven boxing Frank Boyle and Prod Biilen, church liquor saloon debates, a girl injured by a burning garment, a window broken by a stone, Florence Fairchild concert at the Opera House, Judge Seymour ill, police cases live, local politics caucuses results, and officers visiting posts in New Haven. The note details community happenings, crime, culture, and civic matters in Bridgeport.

Florence Fairchild Misa Fairch George 5S. Weers Wm. HW. Corbett Alfred H. Pearse

Advertised Goods and Soap Advertising Confusion

A fragmentary reminiscence on soap brands and dealer talk compares Goosh and Mason lines with Japson’s Soap. The garbled text suggests a public quarrel over advertising, quality signals, and national reputation, with references to family, moral matters, and old industry lore.

Semetine Japson Goosh Advectisivge Sof Ional

Rene Viviani's Visit and Germany's Indemnity Puzzle

Norman Hapgood analyzes Rene Viviani's upcoming talk to President Harding, stressing France's view of Germany's reparations. He outlines German pay estimates, the dispute over calculation methods, and how Allied positions shape policy amid fears of punitive measures and economic strain.

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Wait ye You Come to Forty Year song of aging and youth

The speaker laments turning forty yet clings to youth. He insists the inner spirit remains adolescent while joints stiffen. He refuses to feel old, claiming vitality persists beyond the numeric milestone and mocks critics who call youth relics.

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