Bridgeport Telegram Masthead and Payment Note
Bridgeport Telegram published daily except Sundays by The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn Open daily and nightly subscriptions payable in advance The Associated Press news service credited for local and dispatch news to be republished as permitted by copyright rules
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Editorial Notes on Modish Quips and Morals
A compact collection of witty, topical quips on marriage, science, and society. The items joke about the June bride, crime cases, religion, cars, and fashion with puns and playful observations from a bygone era.
Weather Forecast for South New England and Atlantic Coast
The forecast calls for fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler conditions in eastern Massachusetts. Winds along the coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras shift from southwest to southeast, remain light to moderate, and conditions stay generally fair. Pressure patterns show high readings over Ontario and Bermuda, with low pressure centers in Texas, the Gulf of St Lawrence, and off the north Pacific. Temperatures rise in New England yesterday, with little overall change expected in the Washington district, and cooler air may spread into New England Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Ontario
Bermuda
Texas
Gulf of St. Lawrence
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Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
New England
Washington
Middle Atlant
New Enys Jand
Weather and crime letters mix advice and storms
A reader notes authorities’ success in breaking up interstate car theft rings and urges rapid action on crime evidence. The second portion offers domestic advice on handling a selfish husband, urging self-respect and firm boundaries to improve relations.
Garys Sorry Showing Infants Death Linked to Poverty
The Children Bureau of the U S Department of Labor surveyed Gary Indiana inf ant life conditions and found infant death rates higher than national figures due to low wage income poor housing and inadequate sanitation. The report notes foreign born residents and a city policy limiting housing to Americanized workers worsened conditions. As earnings fall infant mortality rises, underscoring the health ties between wealth, housing, and public welfare.
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Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Indiana
United States
Steel Corporation
Die-Hards Die at Last in Irish Question
The piece argues De Valera’s statement ends armed resistance to the Irish Republic, calls for realism in politics and notes Buckley’s stance on pollution reform. It discusses how compromise fuels governance, urges constructive state action to clean inland waters, and warns against letting a pollution bill die in a political dispute.
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John Buckley
Senate
Consisten
Buckley
Connecticut
Naugatuck Valley
Republican State Organization
Irished Surmises Highlight Free State Outlook
The document discusses Ireland’s path after internal issues, noting a planned 12.5 million dollar Tree State loan to be floated and expected to attract full bond sales in Ireland. It mentions De Valera surviving threats, facing possible capture, and the notion of accepting majority will to shape the days ahead for the so called “superpatriot.”
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Neatten
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Free State
Moral Decline Warned By Lieutenant Governor in New England
Lieutenant Governor Bingham of Connecticut criticizes modern morality and manners in New England. He argues trends in literature, art, and behavior reflect a drift toward primitive savagery, warning that such decay endangers the nation’s moral foundation and civic virtue.
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Connecticut
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New York Mail
Diet Dilemma Amid Tempting Foods
A speaker laments dieting with potatoes, pork, beer, and ice cream tempting indulgence. He contemplates a lighter meal of lettuce and stewed tomatoes while admitting weakness and vowing to diet tomorrow. The piece captures a humorous struggle with self control and food cravings.
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Memorial Day Appeal From Angelo Patri in Springtime
The piece celebrates spring’s renewal and calls readers to observe Memorial Day with reverence. It links joy and tragedy, honors those who served, and urges continued faith in America. It laments war’s shadows and urges remembrance, duty, and preserving American ideals.
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Prama
Banda
America
Memorial Dar
Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
A fragmentary note lists favored works and authors. Included are diaries and classic texts such as Zarathustra and Goethe, with references to Oxford's English literature volumes and various poets. The writer queries availability in Tinglah and mentions several authors and titles.
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Tinglah
Goethe
Mitton
Phus Spake Zarathustra
Niewrache
Santuel Prastice
Minnesotan Klan to banish some members in row
Minneapolis report claims a Ku Klux Klan local council faced action to expel members after an attack on Mayor George J. Keach. The article notes internal disagreements and references national Klan leadership, with unclear details due to garbled text.
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Ku Klux Klan
George J. Keach
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Obie
Athosnex
Whey
Fional Witeers
Kenneth M Laren Wins Naval Academy Honors
Midship man Kenneth M Laren, appointed from Washington State, is declared winner of the navigation prize offered annually by Colonel Robert M Thompson to the graduating class member judged most fit for gunnery and seamanship. He led his class for three years.
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Annapolis
Kenneth M’laren
Washington State
Robert M. Thompson
Eninance
Gannery
Meharey
National Hospital Day Urges Support For Local Hospitals
A historic call stresses hospitals as vital, non profit institutions to relieve human suffering and prolong life. Citizens are urged to donate and participate, supporting doctors, nurses, and staff who aid every patient without question, regardless of background or prior views.
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Cniegs
Tio
Questions and Answers From The Great Inquiry Series
Answers address a range of curiosities including kissing bugs real name and history of excitement about them, blue roses, Kipling versus Ella Wheeler Wilcox authorship, the fastest and slowest speeds, adulterants in candy, European cities over a million, cyclone wind directions, and biblical flood proof versus China existence.
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Telest
London
Berlin
Vienna
Moscow
Runaway Negro for Sale in Washington District
An auction notice from May 28, 1822 describes selling a enslaved man named John Bhickstone at the jail in Washington County, District of Columbia, on Tuesday June 24. He is 5 feet tall, about 46, has a prominent scar above the left eye, and is described with specific clothing and physical details. Sale terms are listed by the marshal and registrar, with fees covering jail costs.
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Washington County
District of Columbia
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John Bhickstone
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