Bridgeport Telegram Establishment and Rates
Bridgeport Telegram claims establishment in 1831 with prepay subscription rates and daily publication details. It notes partnership with Barnum and publishing offices at 140 Middle St and provides distribution and advertising information including Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations.
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Chicago
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Dancing is fine exercise and other quirky notes
Editorial notes spoof a string of puns and anecdotes about dance, politics, opera, travel, and social trends. It laments vanity and fingers humor at public life, mentions figures like Carpentier and Siki, slips into quips about Halloween, coal theft, and neighbors.
Weather Forecast For Southern New England
Fair conditions are expected Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. General outlook across the region shows generally fair weather east of the Mississippi with minimal temperature variation over the next few days. Winds vary from moderate to northeast along the coast with changes noted between Sandy Hook and Hatteras.
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New England
Mississippi
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
North End
Black teeth mark Siamese wives at London expo
London October 2 The International Dental Exhibition features artificial teeth of ebony black composition. Siamese women stain their teeth black with betel, signaling married state, as part of the exhibit and cultural note.
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London
Unconsidered Army Highlights New Haven Railroad Stockholders
The Hartford Times notes the New Haven road faces a near 3 million deficit in 1922 due to coal and railroad strikes. Stockholders, many New England residents, have not received dividends since 1913. About 55 percent of shares are held by 19,19 stockholders, with 13 percent of Connecticut ownership by 5,600 holders. The piece portrays the personal toll on ordinary savers who trusted their thrift and pensions in the gilt edged investment, while the road seeks a paying basis and prospects depend on New England industrial prosperity.
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New Haven Road
Hartford Times
New England
Connecticut
New Haven
Jef
Radio Telephony Bridges Atlantic With WOR Concert
L Bamberger & Co of Newark sent a radio concert Sunday from WOR across the Atlantic to London. Receivers at Selfridge’s captured the signal as noon Newark time met night London. The test proved feasible and foreshadows widespread long distance radio telephony in coming years.
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Newark
WOR
Selfridge’s Department Store
London
Amercan
Modern Samson Slade Aims To Dethrone Connecticut Elite
A political column compares Democratic attorney general candidate Benjamin Slade to Samson and attacks his push to oppose Congregationalists Episcopalians descendants of Mayflower passengers and elite groups like the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution Yale Hartford Courant and Hartford Bars. It argues against snobbery over steerage origins and urges respect for merit in a modern democracy.
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Attorney Slade
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Samson
Slade
Sons and Daughters of the
Yale College
Hartford Bans
Hartford Courant
Connecticut
Stade
Adaptation and the sabre-toothed tiger's fate in history
An essay contrasts sabre-toothed tigers found in Calla with human adaptability. It argues the tiger perished due to over specialization while humans thrive by adapting to changing conditions, citing aviation, Galileo, and ongoing business innovations as proof of adaptability.
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Calla
Todefy
Atlanta
Galileo
Liberty Party Secures Fall Ticket in WA Election
The Liberty Party gains momentum with 900 new voters, swelling enrollment near 1000. Town Clerk says 280 names require check as party secretary Melody files petitions for a potential state ticket. The plan is to nominate candidates favoring reform of the Volstead Act to permit liquor sales, avoiding a split in the voter base.
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Liberty Party
Tabarty Party
Teket
Clarente E. Winton
Joseph T. Melody
Blind men win high state posts in Georgia election
In Georgia, blind candidates gained political prominence as voters elevated several disabled citizens to major offices. Notably Donald McDonald won a commission race, Donehoo announced a run for attorney general, and Upshaw was elected to Congress despite years of visual impairment.
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Georee
Yhie
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Donald
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Tasha
McDonald
Dearie
Georgia
McDonald's
Public protest on Walter Amas vacation request
Protests arise over the vacation of a parcel by United Dlumratine company. Ocean Avenue resident Walter Amas of West Waven seeks the action amid public commission hearings.
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ORD
Pnblic Commission
Walter Amas
Ocean Avenue
Wast Waven
United Dlumratine Company
Speculation by Walt Mason on Wealth and Wishful Gold
The piece reflects Mason’s mordant musings on mining stock mania and the lure of easy riches. He satirizes wealth seekers, notes the lure of mining shares, and imagines improbable fortunes while acknowledging risks and the folly of wishful thinking.
Strike Averted Among Perfumed Police of Haiti
In Port au Prince Haiti rumors of a police pay cut sparked fears among 240 officers known for perfume and grooming. An inquiry ordered by Brig Gen John H Russell found the notion of a one dollar monthly pay cut originated with one officer and addressed by reassurances. Police morale improved as rationing and traffic duties continued, with officers pledging to maintain orderly streets despite concerns about fresh food and supplies.
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Haiti
Police- Forte
John H. Russell
Russell Ran
Douglas C., McDouglas
Gerdarter Rie
Sith
Diety Fasare
Democrats Name Wynne Speakers Bureau Head
Department reports Kenneth Wrone a former secretary to Governor Baldwin named chair of the state Speakers Bureau. John Lang is appointed to lead as quartermaster agent for Mayer Dawid Be Pilarevald, a candidate for eastern position.
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Wynne
New Haven
Our
Kenneth Wrone
Baldwin
Tas
Dania
Eralle
Wes
John St. Lang
Bey
Mayer Dawid
Pilarevald
Fasernan
Wages Increase Rumors Hit Eagle Lock Company
In October the Eagle Lock company announces a planned ten percent wage increase for its about 1,000 employees. The move follows persistent rumors of prior wage cuts and signals a shift in pay policy amid industry chatter.
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Eagle
Answers to Questions From a School Magazine Quiz
An excerpted Q and A page covers topics from accredited secondary schools to the New Guinea bean, train costs, and labor laws. It asks about boundaries Peru Chile and wedding luncheon seating, plus a Mohawk Trail route from Boston to Quebec, with concise factual answers and period tone.
Proportion of Tears and Laughs in Life’s Veil
A reflective piece notes the world’s pain and woe yet finds humor a steadfast counterbalance. It argues mortals often smile despite sorrow, using humor to ease grief, while tears provide balm. The writing contemplates human resilience and the tendency to laugh more than we cry.
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Anita
Boss and Pink in a Tall Grass Treasure Tale
Angelo Path igan describes Boss and Pink collecting items in a rural setting. Pink darts into the tall grass to grab a tin box then returns it with swift strikes while the two men discuss their scavenging hobby and its value to pay for needed goods and transport.
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Pink
Ewan
Theron Winkle
Fitzgerald to Speak at Fair in Danbury
Danbury reports a Democratic rally featuring gubernatorial candidate David B. Pilmer g and state hopeful Thomas Snellney as they prepare for the fair. The event follows a luncheon at Hotel Green with additional local political figures. Weather notes mix with a mention of soldiers and marines in Newpris amid unclear lines.
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Rechegier
Fitzgerald
Danbury
David B. Pilrerg
Emocratie Nominue
Thomas T. Snellney
Aeuiekel
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Hotel Green
Newpris
Weston Town Meeting Sets Tax Rate
Weston was the site of a town meeting held in the town hall this afternoon. Joseph Bulkley acted as chairman with the only business of importance being the proposed tax rate. Reports from the selectmen, school board, highway department, and clerk’s office were read and accepted.
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Weston
Wreston
Che ‘Town Hall
Joseph Bulkley
Attica Promotes Native Boys and Girl Scouts
Attica showcases its squad of native boys and girl scouts in a local community display. The event highlights youth participation and civic involvement within the town.
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Attica
DIRT-INFECTED WOUNDS AND LOCKJAW ADVICE
Public health column by Royal S. Copeland M D New York City Health Commissioner warns readers about tetanus risks from dirty wounds. Explains symptoms, sources of infection, and immediate care including thorough cleaning and iodine use. Includes Q&A on nosebleeds and weight questions with guidance to consult physicians.
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Royal S$. Copeland, M. D
N. Y
Solis
Joelejaw
Medical Q A From a The Eye and Nervous System
Reader questions about eye care and sleep problems are answered by a physician. Topics include using petroleum jelly near the eyes, nervousness related sleep walking, and sudden skin changes. A specialist should examine unusual conditions. general guidance is given based on symptoms.
Quotes Scripture in Fight for New Ohio Wage Law
In Columbus on October 7 Rev Harold Cooper of Mayflower Congregational Chick urged support for a statewide minimum wage law in Ohio. He cited Bible passages, said prophets plead for a wage for women, and argued the church backs labor when fair and opposes exploitative capital. He condemned violent workers and urged moral action.
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Columbus
Harold Cooper
Mayflower Congregational Chick
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Verrin
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Giants Outbat Yankees In Last Year World Series
Giants outbatted the Yankees 259 to and led by Snyder who topped regulars with solid contributions. Ruth pounded Miller and Huggins’s hitters, while the Giants hit thirteen two-base hits to seven for the Yankees. Both teams homered twice with Ruth and Fewster for New York and Snyder and Irleh Meuset for the Giants.
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Fewster
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