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Editorial Notes on Social Satire and Bias
A collection of editorial snippets lampoons laziness pride and prejudice and mocks pretentious rhetoric as it touches on race class money and gender. Humorous but pointed lines critique vanity and social norms while noting absurdities in political and cultural discourse.
Sentence Sermons and Life Lessons in Brief Adages
A compact collection of maxims links good parenting to respect, church work to service, marriage to sustained harmony, taxation to prudent spending, and writing to initial ideas. Each line offers a practical micro-lesson on character, work, and daily conduct.
Weather Outlook For New England And Atlantic States
Fair and warmer in New England Tuesday with increasing clouds and higher temperatures across the region. Eastern New York sees fair weather with clouding and warmth, with possible rain in central and northern portions. Winds mainly northeast to east north of Sandy Hook, with fresh northeast offshore from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. High water periods noted. tropical disturbance remains stationary near Eastern Cuba with strong winds expected there in the next 34 hours.
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Behrens Outlines Bridgeport’s Three Year Plan
Mayor Behrens unveils a forward program for Bridgeport featuring a new Yellow Mill bridge, permanent school buildings replacing portable ones, and expansion of the sewer system. He stresses the bridge is a necessity and denounces portable classrooms as a disgrace while noting sewer expansion is essential in parts of the city. The plan includes three core projects without frills, aimed at modernizing the city.
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Notre Dame as an educator in modern football lessons
The article argues Notre Dame has consistently shaped other teams by teaching them newer open football. It cites Army, Yale, Princeton and Harvard learning through losses, with Yale and Harvard facing stiffer tests as Notre Dame’s influence spreads. Yale’s next encounter is framed as a test of this so called education.
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Mother Becomes a Trust In Baking Merger Era
An article discusses a 450 million dollar bakery merger amid mass production of pies breads and cakes. It questions the fate of traditional home baking as mothers adapt alongside a progressive daughter the flapper and aim to shift more work to larger ventures.
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Mother’s bread craft fades as bakery takes over
An elderly family baker recalls how mother baked twice weekly to supply fresh bread and avoid waste by turning stale loaves into pudding. She notes the shift as a buying house takes over bread production, offering daily, uniform loaves and steady reliability, freeing her to new tasks.
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Jury Duty For Women In Connecticut Sparks Debate
Meriden Journal reports a vigorous campaign to grant women juror rights in Connecticut. The piece argues women are full citizens with equal political voice and that jury service is a duty, not a privilege, with men currently bearing the burden.
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Hunting Suspension Brings Hardship Yet Aims To Save Wildlife
In Connecticut forests a severe fire in New Fairfield and Sherman underscores fire hazards from carelessly discarded embers and sparks. The hunting ban angered some sportsmen though experts say limiting season may protect scarce birds, with Eugene Stiltz of Bridgeport praising the pause as possibly saving birds for next year.
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Political Pointers On Election Ties And Local GOP Action
City hall and schools stay open as Armistice Day isn’t a holiday here. Republicans debate a banner across Main Street critiqued for cartoonish portraits of Coolidge and Dawes. Delegates for the Sixth district GOP club begin a week of caucuses with a Friday primary and Monday city convention.
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The Meuse Division's Valor in Lorraine Frontline Tales
Nicholas A. Lacobelle recalls U S troops in the Lorraine sector from Maes to St Mihiel. He honors fallen comrades as the division held ground under heavy shellfire and mortar, describing brutal combat, the night trap in a pass, and the terror of bombardment.
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The Pipes of Panhandle by Arthur Lippmann
A fragmented poetic piece and light humor column share musings on pipes and song. The excerpt blends playful verse about flutes and night with casual dialogue among named speakers and a shopping anecdote. It sketches a carefree, nostalgic tone with characters Gertrude Marie Heller Lyle Heintz and Helen A. Bristol appearing.
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Master of Interpreting Message Causes Court Martial
A corporal in the A I FB misreads a coded order shouting house and is accused of insulting language. Headquarters orders interpretation, leading to arrest and court martial for miscommunication in a single-squad old building scenario.
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Sailor voice defends shipboard life in letter to editor
A sailor anonymous letter writer contests the Admiral Sum merville description of merchant ship conditions. He argues American ships are clean, with decent bunks, baths, and meals, and asserts crews are not treated as slave labor. He calls for publishing true findings to counter negative press.
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Uremea Poisoning and Its Varying Forms in Kidney Failure
A historical health column explains uremic poisoning from kidney failure, outlining three forms: digestive symptoms with vomiting and diarrhea, breathing difficulties resembling asthma, and brain involvement with delirium and insomnia. It notes toxins the kidneys fail to remove, possible corn pack and hot treatments, and urges prompt medical attention.
To Town With Daddy
Poem recalls a child’s town outing with father on a horse drawn ride. The speaker praises the father’s kindness and the pride of riding beside him as crowds, shops, popcorn stands, and candy temptations pass by. The journey ends with family affection at home and a sleepy dream-filled return.
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A Humorous Exchange With a Chronic Bore
Walt Mason plays with courtesy and a tedious neighbor as he chronicles a meeting that drags on with labored storytelling. The speaker, forced to listen, endures a long ramble about ailments and misery while trying to remain polite and cheerful.
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Driving cattle through city streets endangers citizens
A century ago a citizen decried driving cattle through main streets citing imminent danger to pedestrians including children and the elderly. An incident on Sixth Street near Walnut Street nearly killed a woman chased by a mad steer along the footpath by Washington Square, only stalled by carriages at the nearby stand.
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