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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1921
Page
8
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription details and rates, lists office addresses, and notes daily publication except Sundays. Mentions Metropolitan Tower New York and New York contacts, with agency and Associated Press credits.
A fragmented poem-like passage reflects on weather and mood, contrasting winter hardships with the hopeful calm of spring. The text centers on gentle joys, resilience, and the anticipation of sunlit hours. The author hints at seasonal renewal and emotional steadiness despite adverse conditions.
A cautious report from Washington outlines U S and Britain planning joint efforts to aid China. Officials emphasize a cooperative approach within Far East policy to present a united stance and avoid singling out any one power, signaling broad alliance plans.
Hartford divine arrives to lead a missionary drive with local attendees and a scheduled program. The event features speakers and community outreach activities aimed at supporting the mission in the area.
The Telegram lauds Mayor Atwater and his associates as they assume control of Bridgeport. It urges public spirit, unity, and focus on welfare over private gains, noting immediate problems and the need to prove capable leadership for a prosperous, united Bridgeport.
A fragmented portrait recalls Robert Todd Lincoln living a recluse life in Georgetown shaded by colonial brick houses. The piece traces his education, wartime service, career, and family ties, emphasizing the intimate human side behind a nation’s historic figure and warning against treating him as distant myth.
Fragmentary notes describe events about women workers, debts, and a meeting. The readable entities include terms like work women and a date near November, with mentions of a national search and debt, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple locations and names with no clear event. It appears to mix dates, institutions, and individuals without coherent context.
Washington reports the American Mercantile Federation objects to a valuation plan in tariff legislation. Silver, a federation official, says basing import duties on American wholesale values would provoke farmer and market discontent and urges reconsideration of the Senate committee decision.
A historic notice explains that most U.S. home fires are preventable by simple rules. It cites a National Board of Fire Underwriters study and offers a pamphlet, available via the Washington Information Bureau, for readers who mail in two stamps with their name and address.
The note identifies Frederick Haskin of the Information Bureau in Washington DC. It mentions enclosing cents for postage to obtain a free copy of the Eire Boalslet and requests a direct sale.
An elderly mother counsels her child to hold their head high despite hardship. Lavinia, the teacher, smiles as the student recalls a parent’s steady influence guiding resilience, pride, and hopeful outlook through daily challenges and future dreams. The passage emphasizes strength, perseverance, and a brighter outlook for tomorrow.
A historical health column discusses varicose veins and their symptoms. It notes enlarged twisted leg veins, possible pain, and the impact of long illness or poor health. It suggests seeking a specialist, avoiding unsafe home remedies, and mentions a proposal to use hypoPhosphite of soda as a suggested treatment.
A fragmented text piece discusses hair growth, personal concerns, and medical inquiry. The speaker mentions a 16 year old girl with slender hands, worries about arm hair, and requests hair growth guidance. It references a doctor, eye specialist, and a court-like inquiry. The passage blends medical, sexual, and forensic tones with unclear provenance and era.
A published Q and A from The Telegram Information Bureau presents brief answers on population density by country, next moonless month timing, the first Ford car year, the Read the Riot Act origin, Cape Wrath location, bird protection laws, Capulets and Montague origins, bread shelf life, Florida vegetable shipments, and presiding officer voting rights. It lists sources and short explanations for each query.
A garbled reminiscence recounts a wedding and journey by a couple named Alice and Julius Morelkey. The narrative mentions a bridal coat, a lively ceremony, gifts, and a world tour via Wisconsin and Illinois towns. It reflects family life and social behavior with uncertain details and broken phrases.
A new city clerk is reported to have severed ties with Gre Hemitngran Arms and assumed duties after a purse containing gold was found near his desk. The incident led to a gathering of engineers, foremen, and friends at the works engineers office for a joint meeting to discuss wage matters and plans for the upcoming event.
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