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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
12
A garbled editorial passage questions conservatism and political integrity, mocks overconfidence of the educated, and sketches social pretenses. It laments gossip over virtue, highlights vanity, and contrast of appearance with substance in political and personal life.
A compact moral guide urges that worry proves faith in God and that damaged friendships need honest explanation. It counsels hard work and economy, enduring hardship with good humor, and strengthens domestic discipline through devotion to duty.
A mixed forecast shows increasing cloudiness and warm temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday with rain in parts of the Lower Lake region and North Atlantic states. Areas of high pressure in Bermuda and the Ohio Valley influence conditions while Lake region flurries occur. winds from the northwest to west affect the coastal zones.
The speech imagines Calvin Coolidge’s 1920 stance declining a presidential run. It notes his 1918 Massachusetts governorship, 1919 reelection, and his plea to avoid using the office for national ambitions while pledging duty to Massachusetts. The passage also speculates how Senator Bingham would have framed a similar statement before a Hartford convention.
The Republican senatorial convention yielded a mixed result with Governor-elect Binghams nomination by order from headquarters. J Henry Rotaback dominated the convention while other delegates backed weaker alternatives. The crowd applauded the chosen path, but critics argue Binghams nomination lacked genuine acclaim compared with a later open vote. The Democratic convention offered a contrasting scene.
The piece notes Merritt and Bingham as key players in the Republican nomination scene with Democrats showing renewed interest in the senatorial race. It mentions Dingham’s nomination, party loyalties, and the upcoming assembly election six weeks away. It also references anticipated turnout for a December special election and comments on beard growth by scientists.
The article portrays Holt as a sincere, capable nominee favored by Democratic delegates amid a weak Republican field in Connecticut. It notes an anticipated December 16 special election likely to be procedural, with inertia affecting both parties and the broader political climate. It also mentions a controversy involving Webb Waldron and the Southern New England Telephone monopoly, arguing the nuisance of dual lines.
An editorial recounts a New York murder at a drug store and cites a long crime record for a suspect, arguing that corruption and lenient courts allow criminals to roam free. It claims such failures are unique to American cities like New York or Chicago and fuel ongoing violence.
A reader complains about delayed pole installation by a Bridgeport based telephone company in Westport and Norwalk areas. The letter laments slow construction, threats violence, and notes prior publicity forced action after years of dispute. The writer urges public pressure to ensure completion and questions the company’s claimed priorities.
Poem fragment by Anne Campbell expresses optimism through lines about troubling times fading, eventual relief and brighter days ahead. The speaker vows resilience, noting sorrow fades, clouds break, and dawn brings hope.
Fragmented humorous vignettes mix old world dialogue and modern sass about dances weddings and fashion. Names appear in playful anecdotes about Joe Morgan Harvey Herschel and Mrs Strndler with social chatter on turkey dinners and gowns. AN TIMELY tease for DR GHORGHA BALDPATM series and other features debuting.
The Columbus Gazette reports official returns from Ohio showing William Henry Harrison leading the electors ticket with 19,266 votes to Jackson's 18,489 and Adams 12,280, predicting Kentucky's support for Clay and Crawford's removal.
A historical note recalls Frank Paine attempting a flight from Seaside Park to Pleasure Beach about 44 years ago. Paine died more than a year ago, and the event is framed as a long past aviation effort with limited details.
Fragmentary dialogue at breakfast reveals a heated exchange about a planned outing. A speaker accuses another of delaying and tells of waiting for a woman named Eisie, while Adile is described as a well brought up Christian maiden. The scene captures social expectations and tensions in a private domestic setting.
A 1924 essay argues happiness comes from a thankful disposition not from facts. It contrasts contentment with envy, noting cheerful people view life as a continual surprise and value what they have. The piece cites Carlyle and emphasizes personal choice in perception of deserts and possessions.
An editorialized excerpt discusses a Soviet commissioner's ban on kissing and handshakes to curb disease spread during epidemics. It urges soap, cleaned utensils, and frequent hand washing as essential habits to reduce transmission of influenza, measles, and other infections.
A columnist faced criticism for jokes about women that drew backlash. A friend explains the piece's provocative tone while noting a marriage last week.
Readers area invites original unpublished AI humor epigrams jokes anecdotes barleagues and bright sayings from children. Contributions paid from 1 to 10 dollars or 25 cents to 1 dollar for poetry depending on value. Manuscripts not returned. Send to Fun Shop Headquarters Bridgeport Telegram.
A formal notice explains that Dr. Copeland will answer readers questions on medical and hygienic topics. Inquiries should be sent with a self addressed stamped envelope to Des Te Copeland in care of the office.
A poetic monologue explores coffee as a force that stirs humans and poets, praising its calming and elevating effects while conceding caffeine as a dangerous demon to be wary of. The speaker defends coffee against critics, noting its power to soothe, awaken, and unite minds despite warnings about addiction and harm.
A New Haven Register report notes the 1025 total eclipse path skimming most of Connecticut except the far northeast. New Haven lies near the edge of totality with Hartford nearly eclipsed, while Danbury and Springfield see partial totals. viewers are advised to use smoked glasses and prepare for brief darkness during totality.
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