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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
8
A Bridgeport Telegram snippet discusses publishing rates and directory notices while veering into a controversial essay on Buddhism in Japan. It questions Westernization of Buddhism under Japanese leadership and warns against foreign religious influence on American values and communities.
A detailed obituary tribute in Germany honors Richt hofe SN as a young hero of the front. The piece recalls his fearless actions during a critical flight, the crash that claimed his life, and the nationwide mourning that followed. French and Polish admirers also pay respects, highlighting his recognition as an outstanding young soldier.
Josef Singewald of Johns Hopkins University discusses an expedition along the Upper Amazon in Peru. He suggests fault zones and inner hinge regions indicate large Andean mountains may be younger than previously thought and could redefine continental geology.
Fragmented vintage article reflects on a perhaps fundraiser and its aims, mentioning Bran and the Roucheteller Poure. It recalls Lua Morris, a Canadian born actress who rose to fame in Cleveland and suffered a nervous breakdown before retirement. The piece comments on American politics, theater, and international affairs with broad, sometimes garbled observations.
The piece outlines ongoing political maneuvering around missing tax books, a new board of appointments, and calls for accountability. It notes Governor and Republican action, potential indictments, and looming deadlines as parties tangle over finances, elections, and party clubs ahead of local races.
A brief note records AbOos Wu observing Melfortune in a Morris led matter. The report emphasizes external eyes on the developing situation and hints at forthcoming actions by Morris in response to the events.
A fragmentary humorous column by Wallace M. Bayliss mixes quirky shop chatter with a courting tale. It references a dog’s vanity, a groom named Al, and a jealous father, hinting at a reunion plot and the vow to win a daughter’s hand.
A fragmented old text blends Columbus at sea with schoolyard chatter and a mock weather report. It mixes nautical imagery, a childlike narrator, and scattered lines about reading, poker on deck, and distant lands, creating a chaotic pastiche of an 1492 voyage and a kindergartenish recounting.
A fragmented newspaper notice invites readers to submit original humorous epigrams poems and jokes with stacks of details about payment rates and submission guidelines. It also warns against repeating slander or falsehoods and encourages choosing calm measured responses.
The Vanderbilt estate at Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street, built in 1852, opens to the public for a limited time. Visitors can view the frescoed rooms, marble halls, carved ceilings, and murals as officials convert the chateau into a modern business hub while preserving its historic architecture.
Dominia Tringiwn grand master of the Italian Masons has ordered the reduction of all Masonic lodges The Orient lodge has been disbanded while new subdivisions created to conform with the new sections The changes show the reforming of the order into revised lodges and affiliations as directed by the grand body.
A 1925 fragment shows a speaker debating hardship and endurance, arguing diseases and odds bar earning honest wages while veering toward fatal judgments. The text references work, tools, and the grim toll of poverty, ending with a dated copyright note.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts remarkable individuals in New York during a harsh winter. It notes performances, social scenes, and personal anecdotes tied to venues, towns, and notable figures, referencing hospitals, fires, and civic life through scattered memories.
The Holy Trinity Hungarian Greek church on Pine Street dedicated its new $40,000 parish house yesterday. Bishop Basu Takach of Uniontown presided at a solemn high mass and addressed parishioners in their native tongue. The two story building measures 32 by 60 feet, with bowing rooms, showers, and a gymnasium on the tower floor, plus a moving picture machine in the upper hall. Construction by Hewlett company with William Schmidt as architect.
Greenfield Jill Congregational church council met to consider Rev C F Winchester's tendered resignation and recommended acceptance with a stipulation that he reconsider and remain as pastor through the spring 200th anniversary celebration, with final recommendations to be presented at the annual meeting next month.
Rev H HR Soat of Hartford preached at the Fast Baptist church noting the Upland life as a path to happiness. Dr Charles A Decker, under city and New York medical review, showed limited duty ability as diagnosis remains incomplete.
More than a ton of foodstuff was received at St Pauls Church in preparation for Pound Sunday. Parishioners weighed pounds of different articles for the Thanksgiving baskets. Baskets will be delivered to needy families after dark to spare embarrassment. Rev George M Geisel urged a roast meat addition to each basket. Thanksgiving Day will include a Community service with a copy of Governor John H Trumbull’s proclamation and the pastor's greeting.
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