Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
Bridgeport Telegram established 1911 lists advance subscription rates including seven dollars eighty cents for multiple months. The paper is published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co. at 440 Biddle St Bridgeport Connecticut with a Barnum Exchange and 24 hour open operations. Associated Press news dispatches are credited as stated.
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Editorial Notes From The Times Of Hampered Times
Morning notes from London report Bonar Law resigning and a repeal of a proposed bonus law. Comments question leadership of Hoovers era and point to Bryans urging officials to quit drinking. Buffalo mischief and Rome earthquakes punctuate a light, satirical column. Harvard’s McDougal favors class divisions, proposing a middle class for prestige.
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David Harum Returns Finite Reprint Anniversary Offer
Fat news from Faria signals a revival of David Harum as a representational figure of wit and kindness. A special anniversary edition, priced to attract readers, highlights the novel's durable portrayal of a shrewd yet humane character and the public mood for old things. The tale includes the famous mortgage scene with a widow and a remembered act of kindness linking past and present.
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Miss Schwed Supports Free Speech Limits in Wartime Debate
In a Telegram letter Miss Hermine Schwed field secretary of the National Association for Constitutional Government clarifies her stance on free speech. She favors jailing radicals convicted of wartime sedition but urges Americans to avoid backing those who advocate overthrow by illegal means. She stresses existing laws govern speech and that responsibility lies with those who incite or libel.
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Weather and random notes from a fragmented world page
Disjointed items list war era sentiments and forecasts. Mentions Hindenburg, factories, education, and auto warnings. Weather section notes fair conditions across New England and North Atlantic States with cool temperatures and moderate winds.
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David Harum Spirit Lingers Decades After Kindness
A reflective note recalls David Harum as a model of kindness, describing his enduring spirit as lasting beyond a quarter century and likely continuing for many years. The homage suggests admiration for his humane values and lasting influence.
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Morals of the Young at Breaktra Continuation School
The Break tra Continuation school adopts a Code of Ethics for daily conduct. It emphasizes erect posture, removing hats to law officers, thanking and using manners, respect for property, cleanliness, no smoking, no makeup for girls, daily learning, and warns that World War I era looseness in public conduct could harm next generations.
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Respecting the Constitution in Public Life
The article argues that amendments are integral to the Constitution, safeguarding liberty and defining limits. It notes frequent violations by legislatures, business groups, and individuals since the 18th amendment ratified, urging courts to curb such breaches and questioning whether alien newcomers mirror American habits.
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Better Radio Wave Lengths Improve Local Signals
After two weeks of the new cabin lengths, local fans report a vast improvement in reception. The stagger plan brings different wavelengths at intervals, reducing interference and promising clearer broadcasts.
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Letters to the Editor on liberty and constitutional rights
Readers address the First and Fifth Amendments amid wartime sedition debates. The writer argues against abridging free speech, defends civil liberties, and questions radical rhetoric and property rights under the Constitution, urging consistent protection of liberty and lawful government.
Fragmented tale with garbled names and cryptic lines
A garbled musing features scattered names and phrases, mentioning debt, Twelve, and a poemlike stream of words. The text blends uncertain references to people, places, and events, creating a hazy, unreadable tableau without clear narrative or reporting.
Fragmented confessional with scattered memories and taunting voices
The narrator recalls parental pressure and threats from peers as they contemplate leaving home to forge independence. They describe conflicts with their mother, a harsh social environment, and a sequence of confusing, disjointed recollections involving friends, ethnic slurs, and warnings about the future. The piece ends with a chaotic mix of names, places, and voices.
Childs and chickens spark memories of a quiet town
The narrator recalls a rural scene with rabbits and chicks, a trip to a show, and a visit from an elderly figure. The passage explores loneliness, family duties, and small joys like buying a chick, while noting the responsibilities that come with pets and helping a sick mother.
Lady Mosquito and the Uncertain Courtship
A quirky dialogue portrays a tormented suitor and a teasing Lady Mosquito as he laments her caprice and flirtation while insisting he wants peace. He confesses fascination yet rejects her drawn out wooing and musical wiles.
City high school auditorium to get pipe organ urged
A movement in Aridgenart pushes for a pipe organ in the municipal hall auditorium of City High School. Supporters argue the city should possess an organ like neighboring towns, while opponents doubt feasibility and funding.
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Three Petitions for Divorce Filed Here
Three divorce petitions are filed here alleging desertion and incompatibility. Names include Mable or Mable and William, with locations such as Wisconsin, Maine, and North Norfolk referenced. cases list defendants and dates around September disruptions, reflecting the era’s legal notices.
Reward Offered for Arrest of False Alarm Ringing
Announcement states a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for ringing false alarms. The notice references the Wire and Olive department and mentions payment terms, with unclear details about timing and procedures.
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Migraine signs and home care from Health Commissioner
In this Health column by Roy S. Copeland M D U S Senator from New York the physician discusses migraine or sick headache arising from blood circulation issues. He links symptoms such as morning taste, low appetite, mood, blurred vision gaps and temporary blindness to triggers like fatigue late hours and smoking, and advises lifestyle changes and medical questions answered through the paper.
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Fragmented note on food ingredients and health queries
A jumbled inquiry discusses gelatine avrawerat and cata milk in Tahsy food, mentions Mrs Geshvald and a son, asks about beans nutrilous and Apipeas id beans de, and references fresh gemetuTives and allergy concerns. It includes a partial line about Keo near retirement and a Belk render reference.
Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most by Pannie Hurst
The author lists books she cherishes including Star Dust The Jungle Book The Life of the Bee and The Book of Job Others appear in a wry thumoresque column noting personal affection and literary variety from Kipling to Shelley and Whitman
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