Bridgeport Telegram Advertisements and Editorial Notes
Daily Bridgeport Telegram details rates and classified notices with references to fourteen month periods and carrier charges. It notes the paper’s publishing schedule, contact details at 149 Middle Street, Bridgeport, and an Associated Press copyright clause for news dispatches and foreign advertising representation in cities including New York and Chicago.
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Jonal News
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Tegartim
Chicago
Fragmented Editorial Notes and Nonsensical Claims
A garbled collection of editorial fragments mocks politics fashion and culture. It mentions Secretary Weeks, almanac lines, a Wisconsin note, a penitentiary term, and disjointed social observations about movies, clothing, and gender topics, mostly fragmentary and incoherent.
Weather Forecast for New England and Atlantic Coast
The forecast shows fair weather across New England and eastern New York with mild temperatures. Winds will shift from north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras and remain light, with below normal temperatures in the middle and north Atlantic regions.
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New England
New York
Sandy Hook
Sandy
Hatteras
Wed- Org
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Spellacy Tariff Talk Mixed In Bridgeport Speech
In Bridgeport and Hartford speeches Thomas J. Spellacy criticizes tariff complexity while voicing support for revenue based duties and protection. The piece contrasts his views with Fordney McCumber through references to economic conditions in Connecticut and Senator McLean, noting his uncertainty and urging closer study before endorsement.
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Spellacy
Bridgeport
Thomas J. Spellacy
United States
Hartford
Spellncy
Fortiney-McCamber
McLean
House
Senate
Tris
Connecticut
United States Senate
Tari
Senator Challenger Seeks Reelection With Education Backing
Senator Howard Challenger, Republican candidate for the 23rd state senate district, touts over two decades on the Bridgeport Board of Education. He emphasizes deep school knowledge, ties to the State Board of Education, and prior General Assembly experience as important school measures loom this term.
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Howard Challenger
State
Senate
Bridgeport Board of Education
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Challenger backed by Bridgeport interests for state seat
A political endorsement notes Bridgeport interests urging the disposition of the Bridgeport Normal school. It praises Senator Challenger as a powerful factor to make the school a state institution and cites his role in New Britain’s school building compromise. The piece argues party not main issue, endorsing Challenger for capability and experience.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Normal School
Challenger
City Normal School
New Britain
Senate
Daylight saving time debate fuels 1921 era letters
The Hartford Courant notes no official guidance on daylight saving from the League urging candidates to respond on standard time versus daylight saving. It recalls the 1921 assembly’s delays over the issue and predicts 1924 debates, urging action on modern time preferences and economic welfare.
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General Assembly
League
Hartford Courant
the Courant
15Th
Connecticut
Imudde
Heavens in November Reveals Orion Gemini Sky Wonders
Dr C S Brainin details a November sky tour highlighting Orion and Gemini with seven of the twenty brightest stars. The article discusses star groups, visibility from mid-latitudes, and the leading stars Castor Pollux and Alpha Geminorum in a period tone.
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Orion
Gemini
Answers to Questions on Libby Prison and Other Trivia
Answers cover Libby Prison history the bricks reused in Chicago structures and artifacts held at 87 North Dearborn Street. Also notes oldest love letter from 2000 B C clay tablet Babylon seeks lover in fear and longing. Other items explain mosque history and prize limits in tennis tournaments.
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Libby Prison
Wame
Chicago Historical Society
Colissum
Vona Tide Walla
Priaon
Wrecking Company
Ie Foundation
Gunther Coleet
Chicago Historical Son Cisty
Dearborn Street
Babylon
NOW By Berton Braley
Poem style line reads about weary crowds and restless townsfolk. The speaker laments jeering outsiders and fading energy as days pass. References to post orders and communal unease imply a stalled social mood. Entities include Berton Braley as author and dated cadence.
Fragmented plea for help amid confusion and blame
The passage presents a distorted dialogue about a lender, a library visit, and a call for action. It weaves obstacles, blame, and scattered questions about power, knowledge, and responsibility, with characters debating limits, support, and the right course of action. The garbled text suggests a chaotic scene of frustration and search for guidance.
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Daek
Kouwhwaye
Aity
Hiv
Ldo
Bovange
Reagan Nt
Vincent's angina and throat infection dangers
Royal S Copeland notes Vincent's angina a form of sore throat with patches in the mouth and throat caused by streptocci and diphtheria like membranes. Emphasizes dental health, mouth cleanliness, and prompt microscope examination. says to seek dentist and physician care, avoid alcohol and tobacco, and urge care for debilitated persons to prevent serious infection.
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Evergy
Vincent
Wore
Avatar
Dnetay
Observation of planetary motion and heating in early November
Fragmentary notes discuss heating and visibility of planets and stars in early November. Mentions Venus rising as a bright star and shifting sky phenomena, with unclear references to observations and dates.
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Uroud
Venus
Ana
Sisibhe
Varias
Bern
Appelle
Fragmentary musings on independence and debt in a challenged voice
Fragmented lines evoke a speaker seeking independence amid creditors and debt. The text weaves personal struggle with societal pressures, referencing a journey, a river, a hill, and the burden of a mortgaged vehicle. The piece hints at defiance and fatigue, with a bleak outlook on financial obligations and autonomy.
Mayor Sets Election Warnings and Polling Places
Mayor Atwater issues a warning for the upcoming election next Tuesday designating the offices on the ballot and the 16 polling locations. Polls will run from morning until 5 pm with two precinct splits in the Fifth Sixth Ninth and Twelfth districts. Most polling places will be in public schools.
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Atwater
Bis
Slectara
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