Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publisher Note
Bridgeport Telegram details subscription rates by mail Payable in advance and notes daily publication except Sundays. The Post Publishing Co located at 40 Middle St Bridgeport Conn lists contact, open hours and AP affiliation.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Satesen Gray
the Post Publishing CO
Middle St
Bridgeport
Conn
Barnum
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
Nereine
Editorial Notes Rows of Daily Snippets and Quips
A collage of light jabs and wry maxims on society manners and modern life. The snippets touch on fashion humor optimism and reform with playful observations on swimming trains and daily routines reflecting early 20th century sensibilities.
Weather Summary for New England and Coastal Areas
Cloudy conditions expected Saturday and Sunday with likely showers. Temperature remains near current readings with low pressure and unsettled trend continuing overnight. Fresh northeast winds north of Sandy Hook, lighter on the coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with overcast skies. Observation taken at 3 p.m. shows 73 at New Haven. sunrise at 4:47 a.m. and sunset around 5:55 p.m. High and low water times listed.
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New England
Chile Copper income shows great increase in 1922
New York May 4 operating income of the Chile Copper and Exploration companies in 1922 rose to 3,? million from 1,944,749 the prior year. Operating profit and miscellaneous receipts brought total income to about 3.3 million. Charges against income totaled 3,775, saving net income carried to surplus about 4.8 million.
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Chile
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Netcome
Non-Combatant Fury and The Propaganda War After Armistice
A critical look at post war propaganda as Montague in Disenchantment argues the non combatant fury continues. Admiral Sims cites U boat atrocity claims as propaganda and British and American records. The piece warns that elites push League of Nations and World Court to control public sanity and warns of the lingering poison gas of propaganda.
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Montague
Hell
League of Nations
Admiral Sims
Thessaly
America
TIME AND ACCIDENTS CAMPAIGN PROMOTES SAFETY COMMITTEE
The piece urges a state campaign starting May 15 to reduce accidents by individual safety actions. It blames speeding and hurried driving for many crashes and calls for reduced speeds to create more time, reducing risk for drivers and others on the streets.
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Connecticut Company
Carnegie's Poor Riches And Public Spirit In Death
The piece contrasts Andrew Carnegie's life and vast philanthropy with commentary on time, urban transit, and civic duty. It notes Carnegie's 330 million in gifts, 22 million left, and the Carnegie Foundation's million and a half grant for a new institute of law to streamline common law. It also references Stuyvesant Fish's will and questions of benevolence and vanity.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation
Institute of Law
Stuyvesant Fish
Vis
Tish
Restrictions On Firearms Federal Proposal Sparks Debate
A broad federal bill would standardize gun laws across states, penalize violators with up to 5000 dollars fines and ten years imprisonment, and threaten small manufacturers with heavy taxation to force exits. The proposal, backed by an international police conference, aims to curb weapon manufacture and sale where state controls fail.
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International Police Conference
New York
US and British Boards to Adjust Debt Plan Draft
The American Debt commission will meet with Sir Auckland Geddes in Washington to discuss changes Britain seeks in the draft of the wartime debt arrangement. Treasury officials say the changes are chiefly for clarity and do not alter the plan for instalments and principal.
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American Debt Commission
Auckland Geddes
Great Britain
United States
Treasury
London
Man Too Fond Of Police Sergeant Detained For Drunkenness
Andrew Shady of Henry Street became overly fond of Police Sergeant William Wolffe and refused to return home. He followed the sergeant on Mala Street despite repeated requests to separate, leading to his detention on a drunkenness charge.
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William Wolffe
Andrew Shady
Henry Street
Woltla Labout Mala
Shady
Bootlegger Crackdown and Clouded Hope in Letters
Readers weigh law and order in Bridgeport area with letters praising bootlegger crackdowns and condemning illicit liquor. Citizens urge officials to sustain anti illegal traffic efforts amid economic strain and social disruption. The exchange also includes reflective notes about optimism during hard times and cautions about attention to hostile pranksters.
Guaranteed Goods and the Timed Trade Tale
A garbled reminiscence recounts a barter with praise and caution. Mike Me Tete and Walt Mason spar over a trade of wheat and money, memories of clocks, luck, and a daughter’s tale weaving tension between honesty and haste. The speaker recalls a fumbled promise and the cost of a rushed bargain.
Answers to Questions on Flags Weevils Advertising and More
A reader column answers questions on proper flag draping for caskets the origin of advertising the way weevils attack seeds and the timing of postal services. It also covers wheat land prices Canada versus the United States moth antennas versus butterflies and how a Maxim silencer operates with gas filtration.
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Earth
Fox
Boston
Virginia
New York
Wiliam Penn
Philadelphia
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Unites States
Hopes By Berton Braley Poem About Wandering Home Ties
The poem expresses a traveler’s wish that loved ones back home will not worry or shed tears during his absence. He hopes friends and countrymen won’t fret as he roams the world, yet acknowledges that they will miss him a little now and then. The tone blends longing with reassurance and patriotic sentiment.
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Teicher
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Wei Lee
Children and the teacher push for true understanding
Angelo Patri discusses how children resist doings tasks for others and how adults encourage rote obedience rather than grasping value. The piece argues that real learning comes from recognizing effort, responsibility, and the personal growth taught by guidance from parents and teachers.
Derby Bowles Pices Knights of Media tale unclear
Fragmentary OCR text hints at names and events but lacks coherent details or dates. Core entities are scarce, with possible references to people and groups, yet no verifiable actions or outcomes emerge.
Police arrest man on boy's accusation in Alabama
A man was arrested yesterday after a boy accused him of a crime on Ret Jolts Street. The youth, 12 years old, testified leading to the charge. The suspect faced a single statutory charge in court.
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Thebes
Pompeii
Europe
Saw wood for health and fitness column
A health advice column touts wood sawing as exercise to improve digestion keep warm and build strength. It extols routine physical activity for all ages, notes discomforts from overdoing it, and provides medical Q and A guidance from Dr Copeland on eye and tooth issues and general hygienic topics.
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Tighty
Nil Colks
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Answers to Questions on Hive Remedy Guidance
A reader asks what to do for hives and potential causes. The reply notes hives can come from food or environment and suggests watching for sour or reactive foods to identify triggers.
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The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
Olga Samaroff lists favorite reads from memoirs to novels and essays, noting works by Cellini Gogol Stevenson Conrad Wilde and other authors. The pianist recalls readings ranging from Benvenuto Cellini to Aran Islands and Sartor Resartus, and suggests allowing a few essential authors before starting the list.
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Benvenuto Cellini
Brothers Karamazay
Dostolevsky
Gogol
Flaubert
Aran Islands
Synge
Stevenson
Lord Jim
Conrad
Clemence Dane
Marshals in Shopcraft Strike Cost 2 Million
Chicago May 4 The Department of Justice spent nearly two million dollars for special deputy marshals and their expenses during the shopcraft strike, according to department records introduced in the government’s case before Federal Judge Wilkerson. Evidence will be continued late next week in the injunction suit against the shipowners.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Departament of Justice
Wilkerson
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