Bridgeport Telegram Lost in Typo Lined Page Snippet
Fragmentary Bridgeport Telegram page shows advertising rates and delivery terms for orders by mail and carrier. It mentions 87.89 a month and a weekly rate, special combinations including Post and Telegrams, plus Sunday Post delivery. Publication operated daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co with 140 Medley Street Bridgeport Conn. Associated Press content rights noted.
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John Given
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Bridgeport
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Associated PR
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Cal News
A LINE O' CHEER By John Kendrick Bong
A fragment from a poem or prose piece by John Kendrick Bong titled A Line O' Cheer. The text invokes sanctuary and inner reflection, urging retreat from worldly pressures to find quietude away from life’s turmoil.
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John Kendrick
Morning Editorial Notes From a Fragmented Page
Fragmented editorials discuss weather, exploration, and societal quirks with garbled phrases. Mentions Eskimos, an explorer, a 150000 year figure, a buffalo area, and a misprinted word list. Contains stray quotes and unclear events, reflecting a damaged OCR page with scattered opinions and headlines.
Weather or Mot Sy Tom Gilliam Jr SZ
Fragmentary weather and motivational fragment appears in a noisy OCR passage. It hints at a reflection on fear and cheerfulness, with vague references to a crowd and a divine mark. Names and structure are unclear due to corruption.
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Tom Gilliam. Jr
Weather outlook with mixed mild and cool regions
fragmented weather forecast reports cooler conditions across Minnesota and the Dakotas with rising temps in the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys. local rains occurred along the Atlantic coast and upper Great Lakes area while the south Atlantic coast and New England see unsettled skies through Tuesday and Wednesday. a brief note on sunrise sunset timings and a stray bridge area mention appear in the fragment.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Receky Mountain
Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
South Atlantic Coast
Inualenoaa
Mississippi River
Jea Goll
Fe Schoewer
War’s moral cost overrules armament drive
A fragmentary editorial argues that war destroys character and civilization, not merely wealth. It warns Washington conference delegates against arming arguments of cost savings, asserting that moral consequences and the mad race for commodities weigh more than physical casualties or expenditure.
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Elaricter de Desl
Manchestes
Washington
Labor Endorses Armament Reductions
The American Federation of Labor endorses Hughes plan for armament reductions. Leaders state workers support disarmament and foresee shifts of naval spending to other industries, aiming to reduce war and maintain world peace.
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LABOR
American Federation of Labor
Hughes
Aly
Flue
Inber
Federation
Of One Freight Train Big Enough What Do To Carry the Whole Population
An 829,722 freight cars train idea imagines moving the entire U S population in a single long car chain during the first week of November. The article notes freight loads surpassed the previous year by 2998 loads and hints at improving business with rising rail traffic while touching on constitutional language and gender equality debates.
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United States
Payta Weather Report Highlights Harsh Climate and Adaptable Native Life
The piece notes Payta as the driest place on earth with expected long dry spells until 1928. It mentions the first shower in seven days of plant growth and describes the natives' resilience. It also characterizes Wife, a remarkable element, as stubborn and tenacious with a deadly force, and notes its ability to adapt to various environments.
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Payta
Pern
Mle
Harding Era Governance Costs Underlined by Taxpayer Burden
A fragmented note argues that Americans pay fractions of a cent per person toward President Harding’s expenses while Congress costs run far higher. It claims the U S Government holds assets around 220.2 billion and likens citizens to stockholders in a corporatized state, criticizing dividend policies and calling for legislative amends on voter rights and gender-inclusive statutes.
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Harding
Congress
Dir Ra
Reatist
Balance Tile Hopaphis Insect Study Notes
An encrypted sounding excerpt discusses a balance tile hopaphis insect with 100 chi rites, annual cycles, and a generational growth pattern. It mentions the Smith Soniag Institute, rates of life, predation among species, and a reflection that germs are man’s destroyers.
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Smithsoniag Institute
Immune System Myths From Youth to Maturity
A speaker at an animal meeting of the Bos tov Yuberenulosis Association discusses health and immunity. The talk notes that germ exposure rarely multiplies into danger in a warm body and that body maturity affects iron intake and stability across ages.
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Bostov Yuberenulosis Association
Incomplete Times Suggestion on Pavement Elasticity
The London Times contemplates outward progress with ribber pavements to ease walking and nerves. The idea of elastic streets seems unlikely yet signals a trend toward inventors pursuing safer, smoother cities amid growing civilization.
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London Times
Aulea
Washington Poem Reflects Diplomatic Ironies in Press Access
A poem critiques wartime diplomacy showing journalists pressed for access while Japanese officials dodge questions. It contrasts blunt delegations with polished talkers and notes diplomats guard openness, vow restraint, and promise to brief the world only when prepared. The piece comments on media, foreign policy, and the era's cautious rhetoric.
Honor Thy Father and the Burden of Respect on Children
A reflective piece on the commandment given to children and the duty of parents to model honor. It argues that children honor only where honor is earned, noting memory, discipline, and the impact of parental actions on a child’s sense of duty. The narrative questions contemporary practices and emphasizes lasting lessons over empty praise.
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Linleas
Nols
Chidren
Silloush Liev
Ant
L&o
Nat
Henry
Overworked Blessings and Sleepless Nights Amid Echoes
A fragmented poem-like piece laments weariness and longing for rest. It riffs on music, rhythm, and memory, mentioning phonographs, nights, sleep, and distant sounds. The narrator seeks solace in songs and quiet moments before dawn, while weaving in garbled phrases and interrupted thoughts.
Former Resident Dies in California
Satan Te Wotwartie, Terihaere Mehrurry bay died in Chendova California on Saturday. He was remembered by Bridgeport residents at an event. Survived by wife and three children, Beekaie HW Edwards Kennath BR. Also listed are military and Mrs William WW Nichola.
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Satan Te
Terihaere Mehrurry Bay
Chendova
California
Anidgeport
Tarremus Owl
Teall Wil
Sonnyiien
Cael
Bridgeport
Taut
Mr & Hotchwhiss
Threehildren
Beekaie
Edwards
Kennath BR
Miliary
William WW. Nichola
Otis
Divorce filing in Superior Court over custody and name change
A divorce petition was filed yesterday in Superior Court Ernest 41 Gibhora against o Govenent. The couple married February 804 and separated August 26, 2017. She seeks divorce and to resume her maiden name. The plaintiff resides in Bramford.
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Eien
Gitbony
Stamford
Iptoleruhic
Netton Aled
Ernest
Gibhora
O” Govenent
Ercaity
Imine
Mye Plainer
Bramford
Panama Canal noted as patriotism lesson in press history
A fragmented, OCR style passage discusses the Panama Canal as an object lesson in patriotism. It references a long chain of garbled phrases about the canal, national direction, and press involvement, implying a historic critique of media and policy.
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Panama
High acidity of wine in health column advice
Dr. Copeland answers reader questions on acidity in urine diet and treatment. He notes meat and fats raise acidity while fruit can lower it, and advises medical evaluation for kidney or heart issues. Readers are asked to send self addressed envelopes for full information and to keep inquiries general health topics.
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Toval Ss. Copelant
Commissaten
New York
Testis
Bright
Copeland
R. 8. Copeland
Cives
Remedy for Hearing Trouble in Age Advances
The text discusses hearing difficulties in Arkry Wereram enidn and T with increasing age. It suggests possible remedies and notes an operation may be necessary. It advises consulting a first class ear specialist and following medical advice. It mentions seeking help when loans or concerns arise.
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Arkry
Wereram
Houle
Hla Ada Vier
Correct English Quiz From an Old Newspaper
A fragmented daily quiz discusses Antipodes meaning and pronunciation, with questions about antipodes, Athens, and related terms. It mentions the phrase these must be judged by the triumph they gain and notes a singular pronoun agreement issue with hero rather than champions.
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York City
Cothim
Washington Levine
Wiedein
Noraee
Health official urges weight building over surplus loss
City health officer Dr. William Hall Coon said weight building programs are more needed than poundage reductions. He noted weight reducing classes in New York attract attention but many participants seek personal appearance improvements rather to improve health.
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Wiliam Hall Coon
New York
Telegram Information Bureau Answers Reader Questions
The Telegram Information Bureau in Washington D C offers to answer reader questions by mail for return postage. It provides general information on topics like the invention of talking machines and the Unknown Soldier, with answers attributed to various named respondents and authorities.
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Frideric J. Haskin
CHE
Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Ataapa
Frederick “J. Haskin
TI Bureau
Inquirer
How to Be a Lion Tamer Published
A humorous note recounts the diary of getting the Vocational Guidance piece on lion taming into print. editors balk, readers complain, and circulation battles echo as the author laments space limits and promised follow ups.
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