Bridgeport Telegram Classifieds and PublicationNotice
Page appears to be a publisher notice for Bridgeport Telegram and Sunior Post with subscription rates and delivery details. It lists the Post Publishing Co address at 0 Middle Street and notes circulation bureau membership. No specific news event is identifiable in readable text.
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Post Publishing CO
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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A Line O' Cheer by John Kendrick Bane
A line from John Kendrick Bane titled A Line O Cheer describes autumn winds and their vivid impact on mountains and seas with vivid imagery and mood. The fragment hints at seasonal themes and nature’s force through poetic lines.
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John Kendrick Bane
Editorial Notes on Music Culture and Public Access
An editorial argues for broad access to music through home listening and orchestral culture. It praises Shakespeare and modern instruments, urging communities like Bridgeport to support musical institutions and educate the public to appreciate great works.
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Fragmentary Verse Snippet From Goitle Prose
A fragmented OCR reading shows partial archaic style about Goitle and proclaimers, with references to lances and a road journey. The readable lines mention Rotan, Tas, and Wand Bot, and hint at a biblical or heroic narrative voice. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Goitle
Weather notes from central peane gathering
Fragmentary weather report lists rain and stalled center activity with unclear times. Mentions England and scattered statistics, but readable details are minimal.
Red Cross Aids Veterans War Relief Efforts
The American Red Cross reports 870,090,000 in relief aid this past year for disabled soldiers and veterans through local chapters, hospital contracts, and soldiers' homes. Home Service sections and regional divisions coordinate quiet, effective assistance, continuing mercy work across charitable networks.
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Fragmented health advice amid hard times and habits
A garbled historical passage argues that better health comes from reduced spending and disciplined living during financially tight periods. It claims that people sleep more and eat less due to scarcity, leading to improved wellbeing, though the text remains unclear and lost in transcription.
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Weber
Stormy night scene erupts with eerie wind and danger
Fragmentary verse paints a stormy night, with winds rising and fear in the air. Shifting imagery of rain, lightning, and claustrophobic menace dominates as characters face a perilous, restless atmosphere and looming calamity.
Not Determined by Briggs and Secretary Letter Saga
A fragmented blotter notes Briggs and a secretary handling correspondence. The text mocks a day of receiving a letter and a photo display while chastising dress and behavior toward a girl, suggesting public exposure or boastful conduct. The language is garbled and difficult to extract clear facts.
Our Children Words Empty Words
An account of parental frustration over teaching language and experience. The text critiques reliance on words without real-world verification and laments a child's learning gaps, contrasting hopeful talk with observed harm from misapplied instruction.
MADE IN FRANCE WARES TOURING CANADA SCIENCE EXHIBIT
A fragmented description notes "Made in France" wares touring Canada including a display of French arts and wares. The exhibit features swords, ivory, gold objects, and a range of crafts as part of a broader cultural presentation.
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Questionable English Language Quiz on participles and clauses
A garbled text fragment presents a quiz on participles and clause modification. It asks which participle form fits a sentence, with examples like having come of age and other altered phrases. The passage is incomplete and obscured, offering limited factual content beyond the grammar focus.
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Health Q and A From a 19th Century Column
A compact medical Q&A section discusses feeding stock by sailing methods, safe use of alcohol as medicine, preventing smoke during flashing, Mrs. Surratt’s Washington visit before Lincoln's assassination, coffee roasting yields, and total railroad mileage in the United States with figures. It also includes patient inquiries answered by Dr. Copeland on eye pain back pain sciatica and worm treatment, plus reader questions for a medical column.
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M. Dei
New York City
Oranges and Lemons Use and Historical Saddles
A fragmented Washington Information Bureau item promotes a free booklet on many fruit uses and condenses questions about side saddles first used in the twelfth century and Robert Louis Stevenson’s name pronunciation. It discusses light wrappers, tobacco strength, and the care of mild flavors in foods.
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Washington Information Bureau
Robert Louis Stevenson
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Sunday School Convention Held in Torrington Invite Accepted
A Connecticut Sunday school convention was held in Mewarita Conn Nor Vre. The Connecticut State Sunday School Association invited attendees and accepted an invitation to hold the next convention in Torrington.
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Connecticut State Sunday Selvet Association
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Telegram Information Bureau Offers Public Questions Service
The Telegram Information Bureau invites readers to ask questions by sending full name and address with two stamps for return postage. Frederick J. Haskin directs the Washington office. The service provides information but no legal medical or financial advice and does not conduct exhaustive research.
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Telegram Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Inquirer
Fragments of a Bridgeport Telegram notice
Brief, unclear archival fragment listing a director and postage request. Names and places are partially legible but details are incomplete and not clearly identifiable.
AY Health Convention Report From Local Delegation
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America Child Hysistica Association
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Health Iflory
William Hall Coon
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Patter and Mothers Correcting a Child at Table
A reader’s dialogue shows a mother and child in a humorously tense exchange about elbows on the table. The mother’s corrections clash with the child’s stubborn insistence on politeness and good manners. The piece critiques parental pressure and child behavior in a domestic scene.
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