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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1927
Page
12
A long defense of public schooling argues that fundamentals matter most and that the modern system overemphasizes breadth at the expense of mastery. Critics fault educators for superficial learning while praising focus on core subjects and self directed growth.
The piece argues the Chemical Foundation struggles to protect wartime German patent spoils while Germans develop newer alcohol methods. It notes Germany’s cheap alcohol undercuts American production, tariffs fail to stop imports, and urges discovering German methods or improving American processes to avoid aiding foreign users.
Debutante intoxicated at Charity ball draws police attention while a dangerous maniac rumored at large prompts investigators to widen their search. Missing garments found near the river and a hot headed motorist clash prompt further inquiries as authorities pursue multiple leads.
The piece argues that presidents should avoid clever double meanings in public remarks as it can erode trust. It asserts that simple, frank explanations outshine elaborate schemes and cautions that overthinking political tactics invites public doubt. The author also critiques conceited political justifications for renomination.
A wide mix of New York scenes and characters unfolds from the Bowery to Greenwich Village. Father Duffy appeals for funds while streets brim with theft, poverty, and bold streetwise talk, revealing a tough, frank city of wrecked genius, crooks, and soup kitchens.
A frantic speech mocks superstition and patent medicines while urging a trusted physician. The speaker warns of seventeen diseases and a fading life, then contrasts belief in Johnson almanacs with seeking real medical help. The piece satirizes gullibility and ends with a scattered, surreal set of images.
A New Haven district report covers GOP speakers attacking opponents and supporting Behrens, with delegates voting patterns noted. It notes expected shifts in county clerk and superior court positions, voter registration changes, Merritt addressing women’s groups, school budget items, and calls to limit fundraising activities in schools.
An essay urging balance between focused thought and alert openness. The speaker argues science and religion may miss crucial realities if they fixate on one aim. He warns against excessive concentration and advocates noticing opportunities and blessings that appear unexpectedly along the path.
Wallington November 1 By Associated Press first enlistment is hardest for soldiers. Among 1200 prisoners at Fort Leavenworth 841 were on first enlistments when convicted. Desertion was the main cause with 1102 deserters in a prison population of 1360.
A poetic fragment describes a kitchen window as a channel for heavenly gifts and beauty, with a rainbow promising simple bliss and brighter outlook. The text references rough musings on American evolutionists and a prediction about Mr Hoover’s reputation and possible presidential election.
A letter from Richmond argues about precocious child preachers and revivalism, warns against exploiting youth for evangelistic aims, and questions the meaning of the Parable of the Talents. It emphasizes fidelity, spiritual gifts, and democratic responsibility in religious life and public duty.
Captain R H Macintosh who failed to reach New York now aims for a non stop flight to India within 24 hours. He will fly with Bert Hinkler, famed for a previous long distance record, from Upavon airfield aboard the monoplane Princess Exenia.
Nov 1 Associated Press report to Chief Inspector Grant B Millar said a small plane en route from Chicago to New Brunswick New Jersey landed on Reading Railway tracks near New Milford New Jersey at 90 o'clock this morning The plane was struck by a train causing its destruction There were no serious injuries Guard units were dispatched to protect the mail crew member Howson Slightly injured on landing
The Bridgeport NAS chapter plans a statewide reception at the Hotel Taft Sunday night. Elmer Bassett of Hartford, newly elected president of the national association, will attend the event, with refreshments after the meeting and a showing of The Arteries of Industry.
Samuel Hunt of J&G Munstiert sought emergency care with a swollen left elbow after a severe blow. Doctors identified a chipped piece of elbow bone and began examination and treatment.
At a Monday meeting in the Stratfield hotel the Advertising club planned to hear an illustrated talk on paper making by William Melcolm of the Rourke Eno company Hartford. Mechanical difficulties prevented showing the picture.
Andrey Smith of 595 South Avenue was arrested at 340 PM yesterday by Motorcycle Police man Hill for operating an automobile with a suspended license. He was held at police headquarters after failing to post a $300 bond for his city court appearance this morning.
A battered OCR weather summary notes fair and colder conditions across New England and New York Wednesday with possible showers in the northern states. A trough of low pressure extends from the southwest toward the Lake Superior area with increasing cloudiness and a cold front driving temperate drops into the Atlantic states by Thursday.
Compiled almanac entries from the Werther bureau observation noting high and low water conditions. Data appears as fragmented OCR with references to times, places, and measurements, including names and numerical values. The readable portions suggest water level observations and related notes without a clear narrative.
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