Bridgeport Telegram Publication Note
Bridgeport Telegram established 1891 notes daily publication by The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut. Phone Barnum 6180. Open daily and nightly with all departments connected. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press rights and credits stated.
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Associated Press
Editorial Notes On A Patchwork Of Quips And Tricks
A collection of humorous misprints and household tips with stray advice on fashion, etiquette, and domestic hacks. The fragments touch on sewing, cooking, cleaning, and daily life, presenting a dated playful editorial flavor with quirks and misspellings.
Weather shows showers and cooling across New England
The forecast predicts showers and warmer interior conditions on Wednesday followed by cloudy cooler weather and potential Thursday showers. Strong southerly winds may reach gale force north of Sandy Hook with overcast, thick, and showery conditions. A storm tracked from Illinois will move east-northeast with showers and possible thunder into the Washington district Wednesday, then generally fair Thursday with lingering showers in parts of the Atlantic states Thursday morning. Cold air will spread over the Atlantic states Wednesday night into Thursday. Storm warnings exist along the Atlantic coast from Norfolk to Eastport.
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Sandy Hook
Sandy Mook Te Hatterat
Atlantic States
Atlantic
Norfolk
Eastport
Connecticut Judges Face Political Strife Over Peasley Nomination
The message critiques Connecticut’s high court appointments amid the rejection of Frederick M. Peasley for the Superior court. It argues partisan influences from Hartford to Waterbury and warns the Republican machine’s vengeance risks tainting the judiciary, urging a Democratic nominee to restore balance.
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Frederick M. Peasley
Cheshire
Superior Court
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HL. Webb
Hamden
Waterbury
Hartford
Senate
Peasley
Republican State Organization
Republican Party
Frank S. Healy
Roraback
Republican State Central Committee
Templeton
Supreme
Democratic Party
A Sand Monument on the Apache Trail Arizona
The interior department to preserve a desert region along the Apache Trail as a national monument in sand. Reclamation projects will be forbidden to protect the real southwest and its sparse plant and animal life.
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Arizona
Southwest
Department of the Interier
Monument of sand along the Apache Trail recalls pioneers
A desert region is described as a mute monument of sand and death along the Apache Trail. The passage contemplates future fertility and population but warns of the enduring hazards faced by hardy pioneers who carried civilization from coast to coast.
Danbury Normal Dormitory Dream Defeated in State Debate
Danbury faced a political setback as lawmakers rejected funding for a dormitory at the Danbury Normal School. Senator Ells argued the state should invest in a Bridgeport or Waterbury normal school instead, noting Danbury's inaccessibility and limited usage. The piece credits Principal Perkins and questions the dormitory rationale while proposing a Bridgeport campus to serve the wider region.
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House of Representatives
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Waterbury
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Mong
Banbury Normal School
Airfeld County
Litchfield County
Value of Money and The Pleasure Beach Letters
Telegram readers discuss valuing money and independence for children via paying for room and board and buying building society shares. They praise a plan where kids cover costs, earn back with interest if parents pass, and suggest using such lessons to foster responsibility. The piece also notes anticipation of the Pleasure Beach opening and asks about weekly free trips for children, while expressing curiosity about plans and access.
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Ill fated invitation shows cultural clash over friendship
A student recounts meeting a girl during a visit, forming a bond, and receiving an invitation to visit again. The mother declines the invitation, citing lack of knowledge about the girl's family, while acknowledging potential. The narrator seeks guidance on navigating friends across cultural boundaries.
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Conrae
Answers to Questions from the Nasal Observatory Quiz
A mixed list of science trivia questions and answers includes astronomy about a shadow length of a million miles, a moon distance shadow, digestion speed of about one inch per second, several biological and astronomical queries, and notes on oxy acetylene welding invention, grape origins, penguin sizes, and national forest use rules.
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Nasal Observatory
Ata Aixtanen
Cookies and baking guidance from Department of Agriculture
Fragmented OCR text describes making cookies in various varieties with directions from a government leaflet. It mentions sugar, rolls, wafers, and other baked goods and references Washington and agricultural departments. The readable portions suggest general baking guidance and a broad supply context.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
Floyd Dell recalls his favorite books across poetry, novels, and plays, naming authors including Millay, Wells, Shakespeare, and Moore. He notes living authors and contrasts poetry collections with novels and plays, reflecting on why these works remain compelling.
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Cleopatra
George Moore
Tarewell
Ford Mad Hlueffer
Arthur Davison Ficke
Edna Vincent Millay
Dont Misjudge A Guy Who Seems To Be A Kawkh
A story about underestimating a quiet man who turns out to have sharp understanding when he discusses his job. The narrator notes initial impressions of dullness and stolid bearing, then observes the moment his expertise and clear speech reveal strong brains and competence.
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Junior Returns From Scrape After School Baseball Game
A dramatic family scene shows Junior limping in with torn clothes and bandaged knee after a wild school baseball game. Parents express worry yet celebrate his return and the team’s victory as Red Wininigan pitched strongly in a high school championship effort.
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Junior
Mother
Cone
Jather
Tynefield
Orioles
Red Wininigan
Torther
Red
Biges
Public health tips from Dr Copeland on child care
Civilisation improves infant health with better housing sunlight and feeding. Rickets is avoidable with sunshine cod liver oil and proper feeding while cleanliness and regular care protect babies. Questions to Dr Copeland cover whooping cough cures catarrh and eye symptoms with general hygienic advice and mail responses.
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R. B. Copeland
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