Bridgeport Telegram Publication Details and Rates
Bridgeport Telegram notes publication daily with Sunday exception and subscription rates. It lists contact info, office address on Middle Street, and claims Associated Press membership and Bureau of Circulation audit. The fragment references Conn location and generic publishing terms.
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Editorial Notes on Reform and Rhetoric in Plain Speech
A collage of aphorisms on politics, marriage, work, and truth. It critiques reform tautology, reports on alimony zeal, and railings about honesty. The piece blends humor with social commentary, noting football defeats and practical trivia while musing on godliness and Saturday baths.
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Weather Summary for Southern New England and Nearby Areas
The forecast predicts rain and no temperature change in Southern New England on Thursday and Friday. Eastern New York should be fair Thursday with unsettled conditions Friday. A widespread high pressure area moves east of the Mississippi with a center over northern New England and a noted temperature drop in the west Gulf states and New England.
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Ice Storm Ravages New Haven Area In 19th Century Event
A severe late November ice storm caused widespread destruction across New Haven. Observers described freezing rain forming an ice armor on surfaces, power lines, and poles, leaving cities in darkness and streets impassable. Telegraph, trolley, and telephone services failed as trees fell and poles snapped under the weight. Damages ran into millions of dollars with long lasting impacts on utilities and transportation.
Lovell Foreclosure Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
A foreclosure suit was filed in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday. The action names Lovell of Stratford, Lawrence W, and others from New Truven as defendants in a tort foreclosure case involving an unpaid note of 2.900 Yug. The pleadings reference Ty Vectra 41 and related parties.
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Thanksgiving Then and Now in the New World
Reflects on the first Thanksgiving settlers crossing to found a new life in America as a spiritual and political milestone. Acknowledges ongoing duties to the old world and the enduring American identity rooted in independence, responsibility, and venture for the common good.
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Prejudice and Its Harmful Ills in Society
The piece warns against prejudice as pre-judgment, a mental barrier that corrupts friendships and patriotism. It condemns assigning collective blame to groups, urging individuals to reject this narrow mindset and seek justice within themselves and others. It recalls prejudice as a primitive yet harmful force.
Let There Be Light on Prejudice and Truth
A brief exhortation urging better understanding and tolerance to dispel prejudice. It argues that fearsome shadows of bias scare present generations but will fade under honest inquiry and the light of truth. The speaker calls for illumination and openness to counter discrimination.
Responsibilities of Citizenship Highlighted by Pershing
A public statement via the American Legion cites General Pershing on national duties and the role of education in preparing youth for citizenship. It argues education guides eager participation in public affairs and stresses responsible government as essential to national development.
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City Auditor Attacks Tax Abatements as Illegal Practice
City Auditor Bernard Keating sharply rebukes the Common Council for granting tax abatements he calls excessive and illegal. He argues abatements are often for nonqualifying owners, shifting tax burdens to others, and that only two lawful bases exist extreme poverty or misassessment. The auditor urges an end to the practice.
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Political Pointers on Democratic and Republican Nominations
Friends of William G. McAdoo claim Alabama Senator Underwood would seal the Democratic nomination if kept out of contention. Connecticut supporters of Hamner S. Cummings think a deadlock could favor him with Wilson’s support. Governor Templeton draws New York Timelike attention for anti quacks drive as State’s Attorney Hugh M. Acorn hunts the quack clan in the city. In the old GOP district women seek a new congressional candidate while Richard P. Freeman is urged by some to yield the seat. Bartlett supporters say a torn prominent would now be Congress. Southern papers say McAden may win labor drys farmers and dodge the Ku Klux Klan. An independent party may rise at the Radical conference in Vermont, naming Henry Ford as a candidate. Coolidge quietly aims to unite radicals and conservatives in Congress with some committee concessions. Senter Cummins of Iowa remains a key Senate figure and party infighting continues.
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Turbulent Claims Over Reformatory Scandal Interview
Waterbury Republican reports a conflicting account of an interview between the paper’s publisher and the president of the reformatory board. The Courant’s version allegedly distorts details about personnel, including Kane and Erakine, and the publisher’s motive to expose candalous conditions rather than remove officials.
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The Hartford Courant Commentary on Reformatory Staff
A Hartford Courant critique discusses a pay per column that quotes former Connecticut Reformatory staff. The piece argues the publication’s motive is to spark scandal rather than report facts, suggesting the editors seek attention and fund color to the imputations.
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The Guide Post Excerpt on Sin and Immortality
Henry Van Dyke writes that true interest lies in the world to come and urges readers to fear sin’s consequences while embracing divine grace. He contrasts fleeting earthly peril with eternal felicity and urges laying hold of holiness now for an everlasting life with God.
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First Neal Move Aims at Connecticut River Pollution
The Journal notes years of concern over Connecticut River pollution by sewage and praises federal action. It cites Springfelds plea to reduce waste, tests showing Hartford river contamination, and questions about Middletown Saybrook. It urges cities to handle waste like Meriden and New Britain.
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Thanksgiving Gratitude From a Humble Agrarian Letter
A fragmentary Thanksgiving note expresses deep gratitude for health, prosperity, and neighborly goodwill. The author mentions improved health, relief from ailments, plentiful crops, and a content, peaceful life despite distressing talk around them.
Our Children By Angelo Patri Poem of Thanksgiving and gratitude
A reflective verse celebrating children as stewards of earth and life. It expresses gratitude for nature, growth, and human kindness, invoking the Creator and the mystery of existence. The piece speaks of dawns, rain, harvests, and the joy of living with thankfulness toward the universe and fellow beings.
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One-Man Cars Seen As Only Way To Save Trolley System
A letter argues unions over one man cars threaten street railways by seeking prohibitions. It contends removing one man operation would collapse service, raise fares, cut jobs, and hasten trolley decline. The plea defends one man cars as the only workable option to keep street railways running.
Waters of Connecticut Will Revive Fishes Cities Claim
Meriden Journal quotes a claim that cleaning up pollution will benefit land and waters, allowing shad ramon sturgeon and other foul water species to return to the Connecticut system, with Springfield Holyoke Northampton cited as examples of mutual gains for towns like Martford Middaw.
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Michigan Democrat Seeks Ford Nomination in 1934
Detro it Nev a8 Edward Frensdarf of Tradson declares he coordinated a push to place Henry Ford's name on the Democratic presidential preference ballot in 1934. The filing arises amid Michigan Democratic politics and a suit over a recovered loan linked to a local motor company. Damages of 3000 dollars are sought in the Superior Court by American Bank and Trust Company against R H Lang, the endorser.
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Your Health by Royal S Copeland Letter to Readers
A health column by Royal S Copeland M D senator from New York and former health commissioner outlines public health guidance andpersonal wellness tips addressing readers concerns and current medical issues with concise advice.
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Thanksgiving blessing urges health and duty for a nation
A Thanksgiving message reflects on blessings despite wars, urges gratitude for health and freedom, and calls for renewed pledges to improve national health and well being. It honors Pilgrim ancestors and highlights the role of women, health education, and civic duty in building a sturdy republic.
Medical Q and A on dental, skin, and hair care
A condensed reader’s questions column presents medical hygiene tips. Topics include options after urethral rupture with truss use, pyorrhea management under professional care, causes of knee pain suggesting an orthopedic exam, facial dryness from soap use with cold water rinse, effects of dampness on hair, vaseline’s scalp role, and water exposure on natural waves. Dr Copeland signs off for reader inquiries.
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Lawbreakers in verse sung by Anne Campbell
Poem fragment titled Lawbreakers by Anne Campbell criticizes disapproved mischief in playful rhymes. The speaker notes mixed feelings about rule breaking and parental warnings while confessing to acts deemed wrong yet repetitive in whimsical fashion. The piece reads like a light tongue in cheek verse from a playful author.
One Hundred Years Ago telligencer predicts speaker race
A 1523 note from Prom the Nationally reports an unusually early Congress arrival from members. It cites likely candidates for the Speaker's chair such as Mr Barbour, Mr. Clay, and Mr. Taylor, each having previously held that honor and the ambition surrounding the contest.
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Legs Lost and Hand Amputated in Rail When Accident
Fragmentary report from Midh November details a railroad accident in which a man lost a leg and his right hand. Gorge Sutherland is named among those involved. the incident caused severe injuries and required urgent medical attention.
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