Bridgeport Telegram Inside Page Subscription Rates
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription prices for print and combined Telegraph and Sunkey Post deliveries. Advertising offices are in New York, with a Bridgeport address for the local paper. The notice notes daily publication except Sunday and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches. Weather data from New Haven area is referenced.
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Telegram
Sunkey Post
West
Metropolitan Tower
New York
Enteago
Telephers Barnum
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Post Publishing CO
Middie Street
Bridgeport
A Line o Cheer by John Kerdrick Bargs
A fragment from a verse column recounts a figure famed within a sphere who faced daily tasks with quiet power and courage. The piece weaves imagery of light, night, and a stark path, hinting at a celebrated persona among poets or judges in a market setting.
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John Kerdrick Bargs
Editorial Notes on Comedy, Economy, and Society
Fragmented remarks touch on Perbana Chaplin leaving comedy to cut costs, disputed testiness from a person about teachers and small towns, issues in the Far East, a near bankruptcy danger, and labor actions restraining landlords. The text mentions fewer films, a baby shortage and comic party failures, an elevator worker’s marital ups and downs, and a cold winter hamper.
Weather Or Worldly Woes Of A Quiet Day
Fragmentary weather note and reflective verse mix in a dated column. The readable text mentions Tom Giltraam and a cryptic planning admonition implying caution and prudent actions for the day. The line suggests weather and personal planning guidance with a cautionary tone.
Weather forecast for New England and Atlantic states
The latest weather bulletin reports rain and unsettled conditions across New England and the Middle Atlantic. A central low moved over the Chesapeake region with general rains east of the Mississippi, storm warnings along the Atlantic coast north of Cape Hatteras. Expect cooler temperatures Wednesday with improving conditions Thursday.
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Washington
New England
Chesapeake
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Cape Veteras
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
St Louis Woman Appointed Civil Service Board Member
Mrs Brueggeman, a Missouri political figure and national Republican adviser, is the first St Louis woman named to the Civil Service Commission to review claims of employed veterans. She aims to serve six years, stressing women's broader public roles and support for reform.
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SH. Wolts
Harding
Heasie Parke
Ervegeeman
Stouts
Missouri
Chicago
Bruecse
Washington
Brames Axtell
Bellingham
Hruegger
Poliiiediay
Hay Denn
ST. Louis
Civil Service Board
Brueggemian
Republican Shire
White House
Wollen
Washington, D
Sam
Mich
Almasphere
Telcos
Mayor Endorses Bridgeport Chamber Program Amid Contradictions
In a speech, Mayor Wilson backs the Chamber of Commerce push to attract industries to Bridgeport, praising the call for growth. Critics urge consistency, noting his simultaneous opposition to anti manufacturer actions and urging action from his allies to stop hampering Bridgeport’s industrial prospects.
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Wilson
Chambber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Chamber of Commerce
Five Cent Fare Debate Spreads Across Cities
The Public Utilities Commission faces a choice after approving a five cent fare in Norwalk to boost trolley ridership. Advocates argue lower fares with increased service boost use, while Bridgeport and other large centers offer denser populations and shorter hauls that suggest five cents could work there too. If policy holds, all major cities may seek the lower fare based on density and distance.
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Norvalk
Public Utilities Commission
Noweln
Bridgeport
Neds
Trolley
Norwalk
Poptlaion
Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
Tarwalmnot
Highton
Bridge Por
Prohibition Enforcements Begun at New York Oyster House
A historic New York oyster house, a Tammany era haunt since 1955, closes under renewed prohibition enforcement. The article notes officials claim prohibition steps are being enforced in New York, raising questions about the fate of famed local establishments.
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New York
Fractured Verses On Time And Seasons In A Reflective Monologue
A reflective, fragmented narration compares aging and time with racing seasons and Christmas shopping. The speaker recalls youthful vigor, seasonal cycles, and the rush of life, noting how time accelerates as one ages and prompts contemplation of past and present. The prose shifts between nostalgic memory and present urgency.
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Benny
Raccoons Diet and Other Reader Q A Stories
A reader questions bureau style column answers on raccoon diets, The Ring music, elements discovered, pine rust spread, wolf species in America, and iodine in fruits and grains. Notable facts include raccoons eat small animals and corn, Wagner’s Ring is a quartet of dramas, about four elements recognized with samarium credited to J M Eder, pine rust spreads from gooseberries and currants, two main wolf types in America, and iodine in bananas strawberries grapes pears oats and wheat.
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Richard Wagner
Siegfried and
Bureau of Plant
Indus Rays
Il Svems
America
Our Children Hands Off A Tot and Toy Story Reflected
A fragmented poem talks about a mother and child, warning against treating children as property. It extols respecting a child’s individuality, urges gentle discipline, and stresses loving guidance over smothering or harsh methods.
New GAS Mask Protects Against Ammonia Fumes
A newly invented ammonia gas mask by Gal G. Barret, former chief of the U S Army diamond warfare service research division, provides filtration from intake through a supply line to the face and channels exhaled air away via an exhalation valve. The lightweight device, weighing about 2.2 pounds, sits on a chest harness with no nose piece, ensuring free speech and moisture-free vision.
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Diamiond Warfare Service
UT. 3. Army
Acthys
WROUSER RATS CAMBER WEST Teng Mow
The article reports a strange disturbance on Vicarage Road where a creature emerged from a drain causing alarm. Local residents claimed a ratlike figure moved near the gate of a nearby property, prompting calls to authorities.
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Camber West
Teng
Nalehborhar
Saraund Vicarage Road
Cnmm
Coal Miners Strike Amid Ohio Labor Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR reports a strike among coal miners in Athess Ohio with mentions of unions and wage disputes. Details are unclear due to corrupted text, but references to employers, unions, and labor unrest indicate a regional industrial dispute affecting mines and workers.
U S Delegates Advisors Named for World Conference
President Harding announced the 21 named American advisors forming the advisory committee for the United States delegation to the Conference on Limdtytinn. Appointments include army navy and labor officials, with Georgy Suthert as chair and Stephen c Porter among nominees. a wide slate of lawmakers and association heads is listed.
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Harding
Rmnimed
Téchnit
Army
Depact- Menk
Publis Us
Ghee
Georgy Suthert Uirmait
Mads
Phillips
Walter Use Smith
Pennsylvania
Camil Thompson
Chhavies S Bareret
Warmers’ Winton
Amt
Harold M. Sewell
Women Enter Pharmacist Roles Breaking Old Barriers
Dr. Diekman of Columbia University notes college records show women excel academically and win honors in practical work as they fill pharmacy positions once reserved for men. He states prejudice against women in pharmacies is rapidly fading in cities, suburbs, and rural communities.
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Diekman
Gallese of Fharme
Columbia University
Correct English Quiz On Dangling Participles And Usage
A collection of malformed sentences and questions about grammar issues including dangling participles improper punctuation and misused phrases. The text includes queries about sentence structure accent placement in Finance and example errors from a learner seeking corrections and explanations.
Health reform plan to curb opium trade proposed
A wartime era health column urges using a binational policy between the United States and Canada to end opium and morphine smuggling. It proposes setting strict import caps, restricting opioids to medical firms, and banning export to curb addiction, with public questions answered by Dr. Copeland.
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Atd Agressmen
United States
Canada
Quebec
A Corner in Nonsense Woman Sets Table
A fragment shows a woman setting a table with multiple trips and mislaid items. She discovers chipped cups, missing salt and pepper shakers, a broken handle, and an empty sugar bowl. She borrows items from neighbors then arranges the final place setting.
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Dole
Talsea
Cearu
Star
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