Bridgeport Telegram 1971 Subscription Rates and Masthead
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription rates by mail prepaid at year 1.80 dollars and 3.90 dollars. publication by The Post Publishing Co located at 100 Main Street Bridgeport County. Open daily and nightly with audit by Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press dispatches credited. Local and foreign bureaus listed in standard note.
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Dadly Samneray Tne
Post Publishing CO
Bridgeport
Coun
Sechanke Con
Totten
Dearborn
New York
N.Y. Chienga
Editorial Notes and Snippets From a Confused Page
A collage of stray lines and garbled items notes political quips, races, weather, and social mocks. It mentions Morvich winning the Kentucky Derby, a alimony suit, a Russian train delay, and scattered social commentary about elections, manners, and daily life with many unclear fragments.
Weather overview for Southern New England midweek
A cautious forecast shows fair conditions with little temperature change for Wednesday and Thursday. Pressure remains low west of the Rocky Mountains while high pressure dominates other regions. temperatures rise notably only in the Northwestern states. Winds vary from moderate to easterly in coastal zones with fair weather.
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New, England
New Foundland
Missouri Valley
West Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Vicenta Anel
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Springfield Men Held for Hartford Hold-Up
In Springfield on May 23 John Nemirow afia Harry Theroux of Springheld Mass were charged before Judge Creedon in a police court with robbing Dr Ely Morgan of this city of 32500 in cash and 70000 in securities on February 1. Both were bound over under 5000 each to the criminal court. Complaints against Solomon Schorr New Haven Harry Maxwell Springfield James D Swift and William O'Brien of this city were naked. Swift was arrested on a charge of theft of an automobile owned by Frederick Gray Cohoes. His case was continued to June 1 under 2500-pond.
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Hartford
John Nemirow
Harry Theroux
Bok
Springheld
Mass
Creedon
Ely Morgan
Criminal Court
Solomon Schorr
New Haven
Harry Maxwell
Springfeld
James D. Swift
William O'Brien
The Waste of Ideas and Conservation Paradox
A commentary argues that the greatest wealth lies in conserved ideas and timely information. It notes double meanings of conservation, critiques inefficient use of energy, and highlights waste in petroleum, coal, and sunshine. It calls for inventive effort to harness solar power and reduce national stagnation through better utilization of brainpower.
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United States
Death Valley
California
Tolerant President Could Shape Harding Era Policy
The piece argues Beveridge and Pinchot may back Harding if elected, while still signaling reservations. It portrays Harding as tolerant, preferring consultation and compromise to please both progressives and conservatives. A balanced Congress could help him work with diverse factions, promoting a live and let live spirit.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Giffard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pr . Harding
Harding
Bevers
Pinchot
Lodges
Smoots
McLeans
Congress
Beveridges
Pinchots
Senate
Bridge Demands Against Nature Hamper Local Bridges
A Bridgeport editor laments nature’s force on recent bridge projects across Stratford Milford Housatonic East Washington Avenue and Grand Street noting ground settling unreliable bottoms and riverbank action. Previous bridges like Congress Street and Barnum and Bailey era issues are cited as warnings about engineering limits and cost.
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Housatonic River
Stratford
M.lford
Bennett
Bridgeport
Congress Street
Peruane Neck
Grand Sires
Washington Avenue
Basare
Basayy
Fairfield
New Haven
Gorilla Compared to Humans by Mammalists Experts
Scientists and surgeons of the Amrrinza So ery of Mammalists report that the powerful gorilla is more like a man than any other monkey. The late John Daniel Jonn’s body was imported for study.
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Amrrinza Soery
Mammalists Oy
Stuog
John Daniel Jonn
A Good World In This Bright Spring World
A poetic piece extols a sunlit spring world free of suffering though it counts the narrator’s ailments. The speaker mocks pessimism, noting spring scents, bright skies, and a hopeful mood despite minor pains and troublesome creatures. The tone is upbeat and reflective on nature’s comforts.
Lady Astor Sails for England Telling Jokes to Cope
New York May 23 Lady Astor sailed aboard the Aquitania for England to ease tears with jokes but a planned jest backfired as she teased that Americans are Spanish by Columbus era. Miss Mary Garrock Hay of the National League of Women Voters objected, receiving a set of chronicles to share. The voyage prompt included gratitude for hospitality in America and a note that some questioned her status as an undesirable alien.
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Joseph
Rogers
New York
Lady Astor
England
Aquitania
America
Columbus
Mary Garrock Hay
National League of Women Voters
Miss Hay
Amenes
Burned body of Hartford woman found in woods
The dead body of Mrs. French W. Bags, 67, of East Witdeor Bill, was found burned Monday afternoon by her son-in-law Henry Starke in the Hartford woods behind her house. Medical Examiner H. J. Ondeardonk ruled death from burns and shock. Neighbors saw flames and, after notifying Starke, firefighters found the body among trees. Despondent for some time, she had left a husband in North Carolina and several children.
They Fall To Love: Bachelors and the Ancient Craving
A quirky ode argues that free men remain unable to escape love. It depicts bachelors chased by a timeless desire, claiming they eventually surrender to romance and marriage despite initial claims of freedom. The piece reflects on longing, fate, and the pull of companionship.
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Ang
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The Little Boy Inside by Angelo Patri
A humorous tale of Pudge the mischief maker told through a village setting. The boy’s antics trigger laughter and concern as family and neighbors witness his pranks, from dropping a latch to shooting at a window, ending with a reflection on the boy within.
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Our
Angelo Patri
Sinter
Mother Brown
Murphy's Emporium
Mother Krown
Lhasa
Pudge
Noor
Liz
Vilage
Slong Bahin
Pune
Pudsey
Jack
Jutk
Wee
Podge
Uncle Jack
Reddie
Errur
Believe Prisoner Runaway Andover Body
Charles Donaldson 14 of Andover Massachusetts disappeared from home in February and is believed to be the same man arrested last night on a bicycle theft charge. He claimed to be returning from Atlantic City. His court case was continued and authorities may contact his parents tomorrow.
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Stamford
Charles Donaldson
Andover
Mcas
Sterling
Atlantic City
Pianist Grainger to Inherit About 1 Million Dollars
Percy Grainger the pianist will inherit roughly 1000000 dollars in real and personal property from his mother Rosa Angie. The will was filed in Surrogate Court after Mrs. Angie died from a fall from a New York window on April 20.
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White Plains
N.Y
Associated Press
Percy Grainger
Rosa Angie. Grainger
New York
Neuralgia And its Wandering Pains Across the Body
The article discusses neuralgia as a broad, wandering pain affecting multiple body regions. It stresses examining the whole body, including teeth and digestion, kidneys, sleep and worry as contributing factors, and describes various neuralgia forms such as intercostal and facial pain with paroxysms. It notes the complexity of the nervous system and cites a New York incident of a man’s fatal neuralgia episode.
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Royals
Copeland
M. D
Minerv
Thaves
New York
Associ
Frank M. Parry
Long Island City
Metro
Politan Lita
Medical Q and A on health hints and remedies
Question and answer column from Dr Copeland offering home remedies and medical guidance. Topics include eye wrinkles from strain, troublesome foot sores, a back pimple likely shingles, and general causes such as anemia or malaria. Readers are urged to seek professional examination for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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Tr. Copelynd
Dre Copeland
Questions and Answers From Telegam Information Bureau
A long Q and A list from the Telegraph Information Bureau covers general knowledge queries. It includes timing for picking strawberries, baseball swing basics, the American Political Science Association founded in 1904, railroads with wireless tests, Lady Astor’s maiden name, deep sea fish eggs, Quakers alternate names, escort etiquette, Eugenie’s death in Madrid, the civil year, and Pacific Ocean dimensions with the Hydrographic Office data. The piece presents concise answers attributed to various authorities.
Unusual People in York Chronicle Local Oddities
York Pa May 2 An unusual note on directors trained by Prof M. Snyder or Banville hints at unique methods. The article mentions York County bands and a yearly event near York that centers on a creation of the professor, with limited local opposition to his influence.
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York
Matty Hands
M. MM Snyder
Banville
Syltvania
York County
Tork
What Ails the Child Health Booklet Offered Free
A Washington Information Bureau offers a free booklet titled The School Childs Health, aiding early identification of over 40 common diseases in children. Prepared for the American School Hygienists Association with American Red Cross cooperation, the guide urges mothers and teachers to send for a copy with a 2 cent stamp for postage.
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Washington
Goren
Rygiens Association
Enclose Herewith Two Tents for Return Postage
A notice states stamps supplied for return postage on a free copy of School ChEd's Health. The item appears in a brief periodical notice, indicating a request to include postage stamps to mail back the complimentary issue.
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