Bridgeport Telegram Postal and publication notice
The Bridgeport Telegram announces postal rates and subscription options with in advance and by carrier pricing. It notes delivery including Sundays, contact details in New York and Connecticut, and daily operation. The notice cites The Post Publishing Co and lists address 149 Middle Street, Boston, Conn. as part of the publication.
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Epalitan
New York
the Post Publishing CO
Middle Street
Bosenort
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associater Press
Associated Press
A Line G? Sheer By John Kentiick Bane
A poetic fragment contrasts a starry guidance theme with personal aspiration. The speaker seeks to brighten like a star and provide direction to others in the quest for day, hoping to become a guiding light for someone seeking clarity.
Fragmented Editorial Notes Echo Social Jokes and Nods
A jumble of satirical lines touching on gender roles taxation theater and fashion. Topics include public budgets jokes about naval holidays and Zion City dress reforms. The piece intermixes phrases about battleships prices and diplomats with quips on dogs wolves and attire.
Weather or Not Muse Poem by Tom Gilliam Jr
A fragmentary verse piece by Tom Gilliam Jr titled Weather or Not explores the elusive muse as a restless influence. The speaker laments the muse's fickle presence, alternating between inspiration and distraction during the writing process.
Weather Summary For Great Lakes And Atlantic Regions
A weather summary notes cloudy conditions and storm warnings in the Northeast. Pressure has fallen to high levels over the Great Lakes with a maximum center near Lake Superior. Temperatures drop across the Great Lakes and St Lawrence valley while remaining high along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Remaining regions see fair and colder conditions with cloudy spells on Thursday.
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Colhursiar
Biiami
Great Lak
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Eating for Health and Bad Nutrition in Modern Diets
An opinion piece argues refined foods like white flour sugar and polished cereals harm health. It urges returning to whole wheat and brown sugar, noting supply and storage challenges but highlighting Bridgeport efforts to grind whole cereals for local use. It stresses parental responsibility and calls Rotary Club action.
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Jengor Park
Fa Tlovtor
Bachiel
Alfred
Uie
Bridgeport
Board of Education
Rotary Cluk
Jockeying for Advantage in City Education Board
Democrats and Republicans clash over control of Bridgeport's board of Education after a member's death shifts the majority. The dispute, framed as politics in public schools, reveals partisan loyalties and prompts calls to nominate plain citizens or adopt a city manager plan to remove party lines from city governance.
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Board of Education
Harvard
Bridgeport
The Car or the Boy The Our Children Debate
A school discussion centers on Arnold's welfare and home life as the teacher reviews his progress. The mother’s note, wartime ambitions, and questions of care and support highlight concerns about chores, clothing, and preparation for life beyond school. The piece reflects tension between independence and parental guidance amid economic strain.
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Arnold
Tote
Tor Ninewens
Joe Isepied
Uae
Bk Baal
Misread fragments spark wild headline mash to nothing
Fragmentary OCR text yields a chaotic mix of phrases and punctuation. No coherent event or names emerge to summarize a clear news item or provide factual details for a card teaser.
Diversa Versus at the Arms Conference
A fragmented 1910s era record by Berton Braley depicts Chinese delegates Tsai TingKan Hawk Ling Yen and Thomas King at a French and Chinese headquarters during an arms conference chat. The piece blends satire on diplomacy with playful banter about attire and idle moments while noting no concrete disarmament moves.
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Berton Braley
Ares Charning Oninwimien
Shu
Ling You
Thomas Fine
Tor
Gr. Hawk Ling Yen
Thomas King
Tsui Ting-kan
Hawk Ling Yen
White
B. C
Unnamed tale of decay and ending in a troubled scene
A fragmented historical notice describes a deteriorating setting and looming end. It references various figures, events, and places in a blurred, troubled narrative with decay and uncertainty dominating the scene.
Health signs and food poverty in Russia and Poland
Public health column by Dr. Roy Copeland discusses famine in parts of Europe where children under seven die from malnutrition. He links wealth to health, notes low birth fatalities in New York, and urges gratitude for food. Readers’ health questions are answered by Copeland on dandruff, chronic diarrhea, and tonsil trouble.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
New York City
Rem
Russia
Poland
Europe
Wheate City
Blake
Avery
New York
Chis
Werth
Wwe
Hla
M. Q
Coneland
Adney
B.S. Copeland
Rarefield Avenue
Stratford
von Stralvord
Ana Editariad
DY Phillips
Question on medical symptoms and vaccination timing
The reader describes chest tightness and coughing after exposure to a pest or toxin, with wheezing and a possible interference with breathing. They request guidance on when to seek care and the best time to vaccinate, noting a recent medical event and possible exposure.
Correct English A Bally Quiz and Pronunciation
A reader asks about pronunciation of supple and supplement verb forms and about the noun supplement and related language points. Other queries address a sentence about a woman beside a car and meanings of satinod and crete fore in historical usage.
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Witniss
Wien
Crete
Letter Writers Debate City Fare Reform and Transit Costs
Readers weigh in on proposed fare changes and the new transit system, arguing the burden on workers and families. Letters discuss downtown distances, streetcar routes, and the impact on daily commutes, urging fair pricing and accessible transport for all residents.
Questions and Answers From The Telegram Bureau
A reader inquiry column answers varied questions on wireless apparatus at Arlington, lost arts, the Whitley Plan in England, dates of savings banks, pitching rules, advertising impact on business failures, and the origin of the tobacco Burley name. Notable items include the Arlington station using a Federal arc transmitter and spark, early savings banks in Hamburg 1778 and Philadelphia 1816, and Burley tobacco name origins among Virginia settlers.
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Arlington
Pee
Arington
Federal Arc
England
F.L. DO
Hamburg
Oldenburg
London
United States
Im Theat
Philaderpais
F. D. AL
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Virginia
Nonsense sales pitch demo hooks reader attention
A fragmentary mock sales demonstration shows a salesman attempting to sell a device by dramatic gestures and escalating promises. The prospect remains unmoved as the presenter presses for a close, while a brochure offer urges readers to request a booklet by clipping and mailing a coupon.
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Cil
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