Bridgeport Yelegram Historic Publication Notice
Fragmented OCR shows Bridgeport Yelegram masthead with founding year 1471, postal handling, subscription and advertising details, daily publishing with exceptions, and Associated Press credit.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
9
Fragmented OCR shows Bridgeport Yelegram masthead with founding year 1471, postal handling, subscription and advertising details, daily publishing with exceptions, and Associated Press credit.
A verse titled Four Line of Cheer praises strength from strife and gratitude for life and providence. It thanks a divine God of love for gifts and opportunities, expressing praise and gratitude through hopeful lines about harmony, courage, and community.
A collage of satirical lines and brief observations on war costs Thanksgiving politics and global affairs. It notes price drops for sugar, questions electoral differences, Irish football, and a crime report about a robbery in a New York skyscraper. It mentions Japanese and Soviet themes, a Cotton sock price, and a twelve year old prodigy lecturing on the fourth dimension.
Miss Caroline Jensen of Fairfield served as secretary to Arthur F Connor, tax assessor, and previously was secretary to the Fairfield county committee. She has been connected with the tax campaign and related offices for four years.
A editorial advocates public openness in city government, condemning closed party caucuses that turn aldermen into rubber stamps. It argues deliberations should occur in open sessions, with recorded votes and accountable representatives, urging leaders to insist on transparency.
The Elim City once valued for its elms on campus and the Green now mourns neglect toward forethought. Elm leaf beetles arrived about 1834, damaged elms in 1838 in Baltimore, and despite public action, many cities lost their elms. Entomologist Ephraim Porter Fell notes the insect as a major destroyer of elm streets in the Hudson Valley. Efforts in Albany and Troy show control is possible, but public apathy persisted. The piece laments short-sighted civic care and quotes Whiting and Adams on the elm's beauty and the duty toward future generations.
A historical note recalls the November 30 1918 German edict in Amerongen where William renounced the throne of Prussia and the German imperial crown. The passage condemns egotism and power, urging fidelity to order amid chaos and famine.
A satirical note critiques foreign promises to help Turkey develop its resources, comparing past colonial aid to the fate of indigenous peoples who were displaced and harmed. The piece underscores the irony of benevolence leading to tragedy.
A brief attribution notes nature as more powerful than education and time will develop all things, reflecting a philosophical musing attributed to Disraell.
The Republican women of the town hosted an enthusiastic get-together at St Peters parish house amid letters from state and local leaders praising the women’s campaign efforts. Mrs Case urged attendance at the upcoming Republican League for Women of the state, with plans to form a permanent organization and elect officers in January.
Lyman Zelinsky of this city filed a petition in superior court requesting a name change from Zalinsky to Lyman Flager Plager. He says he was born in Boston February 15, 1897 and served in the army in World War I. He states his father Nicholas Zelinsky, born in Russia, came to America and later used the name Flager. He asserts no one will be harmed by the change.
A satirical critique notes postwar coal shortages and price impacts. It mocks the peace terms forcing France to supply coal and argues America benefits coal profiteers rather than democracy. It laments mandates, winter hardships, and imagined future frosty fashion trends.
Ambitious event described as a class initiation next Sunday gathers interest among local groups. The article mentions attempts to recruit new members, a winter setting, and a campaign influencing participation with modest financial details and community figures noted.
In observance of the day the Bridgeport Standard suspended publication.
A vintage editorial laments coal shortages and profiteering, noting two agencies conducted eighty seven investigations with a claimed victory. It reports a lump of genuine anthracite chalite shale to be shown at the Museum of Natural History next week with extra guards and police to protect the exhibit. The piece mocks social pretensions and ends with a call to sing the old song while selling kindling to help.
A satirical scene shows carpenters painter plasterer linsmith and others arriving in luxury vehicles to repair a den while criticizing capitalists. The group parks around the shack as they discuss wealth and corruption, ending their day with gleaming touring and luxury cars lingering nearby.
The Inne vada Steamship Lines plans an aerial passenger service next summer linking Montreal Toronto and New York. J W Norcross, head of Veancern, says two British seaplanes will be delivered next spring. Planes will carry 52 passengers and two pilots with top speed 127 miles per hour following safe water routes.
Boston shoppers may soon be waited on by blind clerks as stores announce plans to employ sightless workers. The State Commission for the Blind reports merchants have offered to furnish furnishings and fittings for shops to be run wholly by those deprived of sight due to war or order.
The condition of former Tmipresa Aigust Victor of Garsary was very much improved. the report notes advancement in his recovery and references his general state as better.
A. J R. Matkla and company sue Norwalk Realty and Improvement company in Superior Court for a construction and remodeling lien on the old St James Inn site in Norwalk. The petition cites a 4 cost plus charges totaling 719,957.28, plus 733.10 for work and materials, and damages of 312,500.
Torrington police arrested Vincent Strano on an alleged whiskey sale offense. The complaint states the incident occurred after a sale on October 16, with officers noting patrons on the premises and deferring action pending further evidence.
Mr and Mrs Mane Whaler and their son Matthew of Nyasatuck Avenue Walnut Beach left yesterday for Miso Piorica where they plan to spend the winter months.
A partially readable poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow urges living fully before death. It reflects on life, time, and enduring footprints, urging steadfast work and moral purpose despite doubt.
A republication of reader inquiries about succession rules, wartime economics, materials like bone meal, Rhodes scholarship details, dye resistance, channel weather, currency portraits, Icelandic language, and cold prevention. The column conveys brief expert replies on governance, finance, agriculture, education, dyeing, travel, and health.
Patch as is, old bulletin on how to make and vase concepts, with a shaky mid sentence flow. Mentions a concrete foundation and a confusion about steps and a householder distribution. The text lists varieties of practice and urges readers to obtain advertised items as they are shown.
Naty Seai Brett reports on a city event dated 2 22 under the headline Starter, outlining initial plans and local context for a January or February briefing in the city.
Clerk notes an estate left to fund a Shelton hospital upon death of a relative, with $300,200 designated as endowment. The record implies a local endowment intent and mentions a $78,000 figure tied to the same context. Also reports a fire incident in Covington and a related cotton shipment from Magnolia with a rough value of $275,000.
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