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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1921

Page

8

Bridgeport Telegram Founded and Publication Details

The Bridgeport Telegram announces its founding details and publication scope. It lists subscription notes and advertising representations in New York Chicago and Bridgeport, with a dawn to night daily schedule and Sunday excert. It notes membership with the Associated Press and audit bureau affiliation.

Care Foreign A. Kiein Ware York N. T John Glass Peoples Ges Chicago Barnim AI Publishing & HO Middle Street Bridgenort Pos Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press

A Line of Cheer by John Kendrick Banns

A poetic piece titled A Line of Cheer by John Kendrick Banss celebrates a recent May wedding. The verses praise the bride as she stands, promising fulfillment of love and happiness as she ushers in a new home and future.

Point of View on Britain’s Industrial Plight and U.S. Trade

The piece contrasts U.S. and Britain conditions, noting unemployment around 12 percent in Britain and a potential 13 million unemployed in the U.S. if mirrored. It cites exports at half last year’s level for both nations, argues Britain’s fate hinges on export strength, and mocks Britain’s Coal to Newcastle scenario while acknowledging American troubles yet suggesting Britain faces harsher, self-inflicted strain.

America Great Britain Crbal Britain Newcastle China

Editorial Notes on Public Figures and Social Trends

A stream of editorial jabs targets politicians and social phenomena. Observations critique a congressman’s 13 month proposal, ex-president Wilson’s book tour, and the Kaiser in uniform, while lampooning chorus girls’ pay, neighborly car costs, and schoolboy garden produce. The piece questions values, law, and publicity amid a tone of witty, pointed commentary.

Sidewalk Snapshorts Headed by Late Patrol Man Deitz

The report notes Patrolman Deitz died in an incident while on duty. Details are sparse but indicate he was serving in his role when the event occurred, with tributes expected from local authorities and colleagues.

Deitz Erin Dower Kent

Your First White Ancestor Claims In Utah Court Ruling

A Utah court ruled that a black-skinned Hindu belongs to the white race, citing science. The piece cites ethnologists on racial origins, noting debates on ancestry and migrations from Africa to India and Japan, and references historic Library losses and the Boxer uprising.

A. Utah Stndia Africa Sudan Egypt Russia Indi Japan Malay “Archipelago China Han-Lin College Pekin Sriceless Yung-la Ta Tien Ancient

Ancient Welsh stone axe factory sparks war origins debate

In a Royal Anthropological Society lecture, S Hazzledine Warren describes ruins of a vast 6,000 year old quarry at a Welsh ammunition site where workers forged stone axes for war. He argues primitive labor pooling mirrors modern conflict, suggesting chiefs vie for resources and status, revealing enduring patterns of war and civilization.

Wales S. Hazzledine Warren Royal Anthropological Society London

Guns On The Table In Nations Disarm At Once

A viewpoint urges a rule like Western dance halls to leave national guns at the door. It argues for simultaneous disarmament among nations, stopping new battleships and weapons, through general agreements rather than heroic risk.

America

Poroscopy Seen As Remedy For Lost Identity

The article discusses poroscopy as an alternative to fingerprinting in identifying individuals. It highlights Deputy Police Commissioner Joseph A. Wauroty's call for universal fingerprinting, arguing it would cut crime and aid missing persons, immigrants, and voter integrity, while noting opposition from critics.

New York Joseph A. Wauroty America Faurot Inatian Hospital S Ehool Chargy Waurat MPA mMeusand Ceg Ras Keitan United St. Hor

Legion Commander's Message To Members In Indianapolis

A fragmented Legion notice from Indianapolis presents a memorial address to Legion members. It honors World War I veterans, pledging to visit every grave at home and abroad and to offer words of comfort, recalling comrades in arms and national reverence.

Indianapolis Ink Mary Son PF Galbraith National Apn Mandar Logan Priday Legion Gett Burs Santiagy Aml Ponne Aum

Thousands Visit Roosevelt Grave Amid Nation Remembrance

Thousands visit the grave of Theodore Roosevelt in a sunrise procession and public display. Scouts, veterans groups, and civic organizations participate as the ceremony honors the late president and his legacy.

Theodore Roosevelt

Fragmented musings on greed and loss amid riverside scenes

A fragmentary verse piece laments avarice and the theft of plunder and savings. It contrasts greedy contractors and lawyers with the narrator’s sorrowful reflection on wealth hoarded by some and scattered by others, ending with a cry for lost fortunes.

Telegraph Information Bureau query on farm shipping and market news

The fragment discusses inquiries about farm shipments and markets, asking who determines pricing, who informs farmers, and how promotional news and loan data reach operators. It notes daily market reports and the role of Washington quotes, with references to officials and regions in the Midwest and South.

Washingtom Bureau Telagram Information Bureau Fredric WJ. Haskin Gireetor Qoods Lois Washington Jefonias Piaradora Wess TA Ae Uate Diecely

Hollywood Struggles With European Film Influence Amid War of Images

The piece surveys Hollywood reacting to European cinema dominating markets, arguing against imported styles and finances. It cites German and English productions as cheaper yet inferior, while American studios push for homegrown standards and star systems amid cross-Atlantic competition. It also includes political notes on Eamon De Valera and miscellaneous editorials.

Hollywood Europe Relativity America Germany England Leneor Holywood Fiarman Pictures Thor Hallgarand Eit

Girls 10 Receive Practical Lessons in Salesmanship

In Boston a program blends shopping floor experience with classroom study for young girls. Pupils split weeks between department stores and school, earning $120 during work weeks. F. Fish oversees training, outlining core skills from merchandise knowledge to customer psychology and cash handling.

Boston High School Boston Senanis Sineni Cours Fir Leauis F. Fish S.tock Board

Midshipmen Prepare Summer Practice Cruise at Annapolis

Midshipmen from three tower classes mobilize for summer cruise aboard a naval schooner anchored seven miles from Annapolis. Under Admiral Charles, the squadron sails for seven weeks, visiting European waters before returning to Annapolis for leave.

Anasatomis Naval Scadem Moh Ne Indy Annapolis Ormore Annanolis Awan

Correct English Quiz: common misspellings and style notes

Confused prompts discuss correct spelling of words like judgment versus judgement, punctuation, and emphasis in prose. It notes how readers insist on certain forms, with examples about memoranda, memoranture, and retraced borders, and questions about sentence structure and editing choices.

The Feature Film's Troubled Release in Town Lights

A garbled OCR piece hints at a feature film described as lavish yet compromised, with glamour and scant costumes. It mentions a large budget and a cast of performers, including a notable figure, amid sensational chatter on backstage talent and public reception.

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