Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription rates with monthly offerings and prices. The notice lists advance payment terms, publishing days, and contact information for Bridgeport Conn. office. The paper notes circulation figures and references Associated Press membership and foreign representatives.
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Editorial Notes From a Dated Weird Column
A jumbled editorial piece offers pithy quips on optimism, popularity, and social norms. It mocks clichés about success and public life, mentions radio, singing, fashion, and the state of affairs, with scattered lines about a pickpocket in Louisville and whiskey policy spending.
Southern New England Weather Forecast Review
The forecast calls for generally fair weather Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Pressure was tight over the eastern U S. conditions mostly fair with above normal temperatures. New Haven Weather Bureau notes show calm to moderate winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and fair conditions. Michael Colush of 35 Hallett Street was arrested for drunkenness and breach of peace after a disturbance at the railroad station yesterday.
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Andy Hook
Hatteras
Michael Colush
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Cornell Retires as Bridgeport Democratic Chair
The Telegram notes John A. Cornell’s retirement as Bridgeport Democratic town chairman praising his work amid difficulties and a decisive mayoralty campaign. It advocates charter reform to reduce political leverage and allow broader citizen input in governance.
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Daylight Saving Foolishness Draws Mixed Papers
Hartford Courant condemns daylight saving as foolish while Providence Journal favors it. Connecticut lawmakers passed a law restricting towns from setting official time, causing public clocks to lag private ones. A New London county fair petition urged permanent standard time amid factory clocks closing early. The Providence view rebukes the legislature for overreaching into private timekeeping and preserving confusion.
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Fire Prevention Week Urges Civic Vigilance Across City
Opinion piece argues Fire Prevention week highlights the need for ongoing citizen care to curb fire risks. It praises Bridgeport’s low per capita losses, credits strict laws and inspections, and urges universal, sustained education until vigilance becomes second nature.
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Democrats Seek Wet Edges in Prohibition Debates
The East shows Democratic efforts to gain leverage from anti prohibition sentiment. Connecticut pushes a vague pledge to conform Volstead to spirit and letter of the 18th amendment while New York favors amending the Volstead law to match state prohibition limits. New Jersey leans on Governor Edwards against prohibition as Frelinghuysen leads a strong Republican primary, signaling a possible GOP path to the Capitol.
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Ousted Registrars Protest in a Town Council Row
Arthur J. Darling and Timothy Ryan protest council action to remove registrars claiming unfair motives and false charges. They insist investigations existed but no removal, accuse town officials of using old voter lists, and defend registrar workers and state election law compliance.
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Surgery and the old vs new healing arts in verse
Walt Mason ribbing doctors and surgeons as he laments reliance on blades and bone saws in a humorous poem. He contrasts ancient remedies with modern medicine, mocking the idea that cutting and chisels alone cure illnesses, while doctors promote the latest tools. The piece preserves Mason’s satirical tone and antique voice.
Answers to Question G From the cotton and aviation quiz
The excerpt covers global cotton production by region and notes about Africa’s gold output, bird- and wire-related safety, German gliders, and questions about film pictures and a newspaper. It lists names and answers on topics from biology to music, with details on origins and individuals.
US by Berton Braley
A poem railing at human flaws and social flaws, describing the race as a mix of meek and proud, blind pursuers of livelihood who despise visionaries, yet slowly progress toward grace over vast spans of time. It laments greed and unrighteousness while acknowledging potential gradual improvement.
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Sickness Tales From a Family Heritage
Angelo Patri recounts a family’s fixation on illness, detailing a child kept home for feverish sensitivities and the grandfather who predicted weather. The piece cautions against dramatizing sickness for children and warns that such beliefs become generational lore.
New Haven Men Held After Football Fracas
John Dunn of 643 agube avenue New Haven and Frank Lunney of Tacoma avenue New Haven were arrested by Milford police for breach of peace and intoxication after resisting officers while being detained. They were at a game between the New Haven Blues and the Devon Athletic club and were held on bail of 100 each for Milford court.
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Habit Spasms and Nervous Disorders Advice Column
Dr R S Copeland answers reader questions on habit spasms or convulsive tic like eye winking coughing or facial movements in children and adults. He discusses causes such as nervous temperament worry overwork and physical irritants and suggests medical evaluation by a neurologist or throat specialist with caution about living conditions and hygiene in the apartment.
Answers to Questions on Endocarditis and Child Care
A reader asks if endocarditis can be cured and discusses general organ trouble, with a note that no conditions are wholly curable but some treatment can help. A baby two months old is mentioned with strong odor in urine. advice includes cool water between feedings and medical guidance.
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Fragmented 19th Century Snippet on Daylight Saving and Industry
The readable text hints at Daylight Saving debates, a provisional African Republic leader, farmer injuries from tight bolts, and a note on early cotton spinning mills in the United States, mentioning Pawtucket Rhode Island and a late eighteenth to nineteenth century context.
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