Bridgeport Telegram Publication and Rates Notice
Bridgeport Telegram shows post office and subscription terms with references to John Glass and Peoples Gas bids. The item notes daily publication with Sunday exclusion and lists address 141 Migale Street Bridgeport Conn. Also cites Associated Press credits and circulation acknowledgment.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Jgcond Lass
Bearnim
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Migale Street
Bridgeport
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
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Focal News
A Line O Cheer Bowl Exr Down
A fragmented verse about bowling cheer and strength. The erratic lines evoke a crowd cheering, bowling pins, and crashing sounds as a row of figures stands like lords of pins and bold energy to rally.
Editorial Notes on Peace and Politics
A fragmentary editorial notes discuss peace, the peacetime mood, and public spending. It criticizes war talk and highlights the tension between diplomacy and military strength. The piece mentions statements by a congressman and references to foreign policy and domestic concerns.
Morning Glory Musings by Gilciam Jr
A reflective piece titled Morning Glory Musings by Gilciam Jr. evokes tranquil dawn imagery with dew on the street and birdsong. The narrator finds rest and assurance in the world outside, expressing contentment and anticipation of the day ahead.
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Jy Tor Gilciam, Jr
Weather forecasts shift as rain spreads from Kansas to Atlantic coast
The bulletin notes a Fair Friday with rain Saturday and a continuing low pressure over the Canadian maritimes Thursday night. A disturbance over Kansas moves northeast bringing showers east of the Mississippi within 36 to 48 hours. Temperatures rise in the eastern states as fair weather prevails in the Atlantic region.
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Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Kansas
Delegates weigh fate of party in tense convention
City voters await outcome as delegates grapple with unity or split amid mayoral prospects. Analysts say the convention could nominate a candidate strong enough to win city elections, while factions threaten to derail the process.
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Mit
Initat
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Wien
Ts Wwe
Wyk
Tie City
Hemand
Anethalis Gary
Mentonomy remembered as historic colonial landscape
A reflective piece describes Mentonomy as a wooded, historic stretch in Arlington Center with views of Mystic Lake and Spy Pond. It notes memorials at the First Parish Church marking Revolutionary events, including Paul Revere era scenes and aging patriots like Samuel Whittemore, urging remembrance of these dates and deeds.
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Midridge
West Cambridge
Mystic Lake
Spy Pond
Mentonomy
America
Mentonamy
Arlington Center
Mentoromy
Lexington
Paul Revere
Arrington
Samuel Whittemore
Cooper Wavern
Jabex Wyman
Jacob Cooper
Jason Russell
Man's Determination Drives Air Travel Progress despite Crash
The piece argues that air travel accidents fail to curb ambition or business. After a Strasbourg to Paris crash at Le Bourget killed the pilot and four passengers, two more company planes departed Le Bourget the next day for Prague and Strasbourg with full loads. It claims accidents spur invention and progress in aviation.
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Strasbourg
Paris
le Bourget
Prague
This World Takes It By and Three and All in All
Fragmented verse extols taking life with grit and luck. It riffs on gumption, support from friends, love, work, and Play, urging resilience and perseverance despite setbacks. The piece blends slang distortions with a folksy beat about facing hard times.
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Folke
Jorge
Fractured recall of yesterday’s corner collision
An accident at the intersection of Bunkum Road and Hayeseed Way is recalled with distorted text. The narrator reflects on fault, travel speed, and regrets, blaming both themselves and others as they recount the crash and its impact on their mood and safety.
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Bunkum Road
Hayeseed Way
Lizzie
Hiram Horner
Jan Lubit
Maine
Desmond Star Sparks Affair at London Theatre
Philip Vanstone confronts danger as Cecelie faces pressure from Donald Forsyth after Rosa Desmond’s dazzling London performance. Forsyth asks Cecelie to marry him while Philip fights guilt over family ties and Roger Buchanan’s shadow. The theatre night ends with tension as secrets loom.
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Philips
Denelle
Roger
Donald Forsyth
Gome
Cevele
Philip
Cevelie
Louise
Touise
Prover Ak Carpha
Porayth
Cecelle
Sue
Cecelie
Forsyth
Cele
Desmond
Parsylius
Lauerllor
Icetelle
Tay
Buchanan
Lora
Blue
Ceonlie
Hosa Desmond
Atimey
Cecelia
Thessa
Miss. Vanstone
Gecelle
Rosai
Oger
Pate
Fie
Fiese
Wwe
Varele
Quiz corrected on usage and etymology in Daily Quiz section
The page presents corrected English usage questions and etymology queries including whereabouts with singular vs. plural, original yeast meaning, the phrase He dove off the pier, and pronunciation notes. It also references French Courant and Latin roots, with mentions of Chinese terms and spelling guides.
Reader Questions on Science and Law by The Telegram Bureau
The Telegram Information Bureau offers brief answers to reader questions on topics from fire bricks from ashes to birds of prey and dentists fillings. Examples include the legality of bird protection laws, material temperatures, and the Savannah steamship’s propulsion.
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Telegram Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Ashington
Q. Mioase
Bureau of Mandards
Ornlithologists’ Union
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Nebraska
Kansas
C. A
Bureau of Standards Rays
Frederic J. Laskin
Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Milk the most valuable food and how to drink it
A short, plain guide stresses milk as a vital food to be consumed slowly for maximum benefit. It explains proper use and care, highlighting milk’s power to fuel the body as a primary food source. The pamphlet, by Dr. Milton J Rosenza of Harvard and U S Public Health Service, aims to inform the general reader.
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Mili
Milton J. Rosenza
Harvard
Eating and Digesting Machine Recreates Human Digestion
The U S Department of Agriculture operates an eating and digesting machine in its Washington laboratory. Experts feed experimental food into the device where it is heated and digested like a human stomach and intestines. The apparatus, built by D Bresse Jones and Henry Waterman, accelerates digestion that would take months with animals.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. Bresse Jones
Ad Henry
Waterman
Precein Investigatio Laboratory
Unhappy marriage of a 19th century composer
The article recounts the 1877 marriage of Antonina Milyukova to the composer Tschalkowski, after his heartache over a forbidden attachment. It details his fear of heartbreak, her devoted hope, and their eventual separation as he pursued music, with no blame placed on Antonina.
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Taracuntion
Poe
Scott
Declar
Vo Tappiless
Tschalkovaiy
Meg
Nithhouse
Antonine
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