Bridgeport Telegram Founded 1891 Ad Rates and Contacts
Open daily at 189 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut The Bridgeport Telegram founded 1891 publishes news and advertising content including subscriptions rates paid in advance 499 at times and notices. The paper is associated with The Associated Press and distributes local dispatches.
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A Line of Cheer An Agreeable Tyrant
A fragment of verse compares love to a despot, describing a tyrant pleasing yet controlling. The speaker admits bondage to affection, accepting subjugation as favorable within a personal, intimate gaze.
Editorial notes on storms politics and cinema
A fragmentary editorial note piece mocks the recent snowstorm and presidential tracking while touching on Greek elections, commission government debates, theater pricing, and wartime generals. It references Chaplin and Bryan and critiques attention to political affairs, prohibitions, and civilian reporting, with stray remarks on a cinema tax and weather.
Sidewalk Snapshots Misread Leads to Obscure Tale
A garbled OCR fragment from a local column hints at a longtime Center city resident named RATAVISLIA EL KE eadwell, described as a familiar insurance figure. The piece suggests a well-known local character tied to an insular estate and public life, with unclear surrounding details.
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Watch the man on your right road rule for safety
A historical note emphasizes the universal rule of yielding to the vehicle on your right. It argues drivers should observe right of way, caution against new rules, and apply common sense to avoid accidents. It cites Connecticut as official, and cautions against overrigid adherence.
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Help the Little Children War Relief Appeal
A plea appeals to Americans to donate for millions of malnourished children in Europe. Herbert Mangan leads fundraising to raise 95 050 000 and urges gifts to provide coats boots stockings and one daily meal. Send contributions to the Little Child-Teedtimne Fund at 354 860 Fourth Avenue New York.
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The Biggest Farm: Wall Street Farm Gains Ground
The Morgan venture in a 200000 acre Montana farm shows progress with nearly a million bushels of wheat threshed and 32000 acres cultivated in five years. Tom Campbell promoted the all machine farm and seed program while tracking every dollar, acre, worker, and machine. The operation runs on human and machine labor with strict bookkeeping, turning farming into a business.
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Oil Boom From Mackenzie Lands Spurs Global Supply Fears
Prospectors for Imperial Oil report vast Mackenzie region oil, with 180 cubic miles of tar sands in Alberta and 800000 square miles of land holding potential. Fort Norman discovery by Imperial Oil geologists under T A Link could grow into a field rivaling Mexico, signaling future world energy scales.
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Newsprint Prices Rise Forecast for 1921
The Bostoad News Bureau reports Canadian Export Paper Company sets first four months of 1921 price at 6.5 cents per pound for 154 5 ton rolls. Current price stands at 12.0 cents per ton, signaling continued pressu re and potential higher prices. Export Company controls about 60,000 of Canada's 808,000 ton output. other firms may align, possibly making the entire Canadian output follow this price. American mills expected to follow, raising white paper costs for publishers and readers alike.
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Bridgeport News Reel From 40 Years Ago
A miscellany of local happenings in Bridgeport includes a wedding at the North End, police notes on robberies and a money theft case, and reports of a school and military company activities. Names like Major J. M. Hoyt and various local residents appear amid court briefs and community events.
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Italy Premier Describes Compromise on Industrial War
The Italian premier outlines a plan to ease industrial conflict by creating a government commission to balance capital and labor. He argues for peaceful settlement, warns against repression, and details a decree to modify relations between owners and workers through a mixed commission.
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Farmers Quietly Powering Nation Amid Loud Public Splendor
The piece contrasts busy public figures with the farmer who runs the nation’s engine. While speakers, fighters, actors, and politicians command attention, the farmer calmly feeds calves, tends fields, and keeps the world turning despite the stage noise. The rustic laborer’s value is praised.
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A Wonderful Country Verse Promises Restful Homeland
A fragmented verse poem yearns for a peaceful land beyond war and noise. It imagines winds, singing birds, and dusty streets fading away behind a call to enter the heart of happy hills where skies are blue and strength and joy await.
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Ask Questions From Our Washington Bureau Q&A Digest
A noisy compilation shows The Telegrams Information Bureau answering inquiries on topics from pin money origins in English law to weight standards and naval timings. It cites the California and Maryland battleships, Irish MPs voting rights, and various factual trivia with brief responses and dates from the early 20th century.
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Let Science Help When Washday Comes
A government bulletin promotes household hints for washing and ironing. It explains how test soaps indicate strength, warns against damage to woolens, and shares lore on turp and blueing. The Washington Information Service distributes the guide to help housewives.
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State drawing up rules for worker participation in industry
Draft decree outlines organizing industry with worker participation in technical and financial management and policy. A commission will set rules for observance of reputations and discipline, and resolve issues on dismissal. A two plus two member commission will decide steps if department conflicts arise.
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