Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Daily Publication Details
Bridgeport Telegram published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co. Open daily at 140 Middle St Bridgeport Conn. Rates by Mali and parable months advance. Barnum exchanges connect all departments. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Editorial Notes on Men Women and Society
A collection of satirical and observational lines on gender, marriage, finance, and behavior. The snippets critique man’s control, women’s vanity, European debt, and the quirks of social norms with barbed humor and old fashioned tone. The piece reads like casual editorials or quips from a newspaper page.
Weather rail: fall conditions persist in New England area
The forecast notes a largely unchanged temperature pattern for Tuesday and Wednesday across New England. A hurricane intensity storm is moving northwest toward the Louisiana coast. pressure is falling west of the Appalachian Mountains with recent rains in the north Atlantic states. East of the Mississippi no major temp change expected. winds mainly northeast to east near Sandy Hook and Hatteras with generally fair weather.
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Louisiana
Appalachian Mountains
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Prought and Nature's Water Supply
During drought periods underground reservoirs in gravel layers supply wells and springs. Surface rainwater fails to recharge these deeper stores quickly, so shallower wells run dry while deeper sources flow, though at reduced vigor, sustaining water supply through prolonged dry spells.
Plauged Fur Farm Totals in Cavata Luxe Year
The report lists 1008 fur farms in Canada with breakdowns by type including Humber Way fox farms, 17 raccoon, 19 mink, and three beaver operations. An increase over 18 of 283 farm owners is noted alongside miscellaneous fur farming activities and related animals.
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Lou Karakel
Fire-Safe Construction Urges Better Fireproofing Standards
The article reports Wharton Clay of Chicago urging fireproofing reforms at the International Wire Prevention Congress during Fire Prevention Week. He criticizes flimsy construction and timber heavy homes while noting wood's utility. proposes metal lath and fire resisting materials to reduce ignition spread, calling for cooperative action by consumers and builders to adopt safer, costlier methods.
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Wharton Clay
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Clay
Truck Master Named For Truck Drivers Role
L A Fisher of Rochester New York earned the title Truck Master in a contest by General Motors Truck Company of Pontiac Michigan for a new name to designate motor truck drivers. The term honors the man in charge of a motor truck, not assistants, and aims to boost morale and express the responsibility of the role in the trucking industry.
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Dairy field sees farmers urged to boost domestic market
The dairy field article highlights nationwide farmer needs and practical ideas to improve profits. Dr. B M Anderson Jr argues shifting toward dairying and reducing crops with weak foreign demand can offset European market losses, while domestic consumption and cooperative marketing offer growth potential for American dairy producers.
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Holland
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California
Unsourced remark on drivers and business mastery
A fragment sounding praise for truck drivers and a skilled master of the trade. It argues the public benefits from knowing who truly understands the business, contrasting the capable with the less competent.
Highway Dept Restricts Truck Load Weights Across State Lines
The Rhode Island Highway Department plans weight limits on trucks due to heavy traffic. Current statute sets 25 000 pounds, but a reduced 12 000 pounds applies on weaker roads. Rhode Island and Connecticut crossings face proposed restrictions affecting Connecticut truck owners. A published list shows 18 900 pound limits on certain highways.
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Boy of 14 Sole Prisoner in Jail in Danville
In Danville a 14 year old boy, Elaser Wusitbreng, becomes the sole prisoner in the jail after being transferred from Philadelphia where he served part of an 11 year murder sentence. He is reportedly enjoying his sparse surroundings and has even picked apples from a tree outside his cell window.
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Elaser Wusitbreng
Lustein Penities
Philadelphia
Boy’s rifle fatal accident in Watertown home
A 43 year old mother was killed in Watertown when a 32 caliber rifle hung over a kitchen door discharged as a son, who had been hunting, moved past it. The weapon struck the woman, leaving her with a bereaved husband and seven surviving children.
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The Guide Post by Henry Van Dyke
Henry Van Dyke writes on choosing how to serve and steer life through free will and environment. The piece weighs personal choice, influence, and equipment as three intertwined factors guiding the path at life’s crossroads.
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Dance
Farher
Alaska’s beauty spot lures travelers from local man says
A local resident, Charles Henckels of 165 Savoy Street, after returning from Alaska, praises its beauty and reports travel remains steady through summer. He notes experiences across Mexico and British Columbia, mentions health efforts in Alaska, and reflects on local medical practices and education.
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Painted Post monument and Native links to Montour grave
A reader queries the Painted Post statue context and the link to Captain Montour’s grave. The monument was erected by Indians who honored their chief Montour. Painted Post name refers to the confluence of Tioga, Chemung, and their tributaries and the meeting of waters where tribes gathered before campaigns.
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Painted Post
New York
Captain Montour
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New Models Leave My Bus Behind The Times
Walt Mason laments buying a costly bus years ago and bragging of its progress. He watches new models arrive yearly, while his aging bus lacks modern safety and braking features. He cannot afford constant upgrades, so he must drive the outdated vehicle as newer, more stylish models pass by.
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Training of Character in School Turns on Self Guidance
Angelo Patri argues that a child should be guided by inner discipline and personal effort rather than external force. He critiques overemphasis on physical attaction and vows for self control, warning that without selfgoverned training, youths will seek quick satisfactions and lose willpower.
Strong Navy is vital to Conn says governor
Headline notes Governor A Templfeter writes Marion Byprey urging observance of Navy Day on October 27. He states there is no present possibility of war but stresses the need for a strong navy to keep sea lanes open and commerce flowing, mentioning goods moving through the Panama Canal in growing quantities.
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London Papers Protest Oglethorpe Exhuming Remains
London morning papers join protests over removal of General Oglethorpe’s remains, founder of Georgia, with editorials arguing the British public should not tolerate what they deem sacrilege to study and heritage.
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Ballroom blaze damages theater and shops in New York
Fire swept the Anduborm ballroom on upper Broadway in New York damaging the Fox Auditorium theater building with an estimated 160000 dollars in losses. A branch of the Gorn Exchanges bank a furniture store and a neighboring restaurant area also suffered damage.
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Anduborm
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Fox Audyoon
Gorn Exchanges Bank
Diabetes and insulin a medical progress note
Dr Copeland explains that sugar in urine or blood is not always a sign of diabetes and glycosuria may be a temporary disturbance fromDiet. He stresses calm management, proper diet with controlled carbohydrates, gradual carbohydrate withdrawal, and cautious exercise. Insulin is discussed as a breakthrough but not a universal cure. Readers may send questions to Dr R S Copeland.
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Te Jong
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R. S. Copeland
Hip joint injury and adhesion questions from a 1910s reader
A reader describes near ten year hip pain from a damaged hip bone that fused at the socket, asking if adhesions can be broken to free the bone. An answer discusses breaking joints would hurt balance and notes that proper exercises may strengthen arms and limbs.
To the Baby Across the Street
A nostalgic fragment where a speaker recalls a baby across the street. The child sits in a buggy watching others, waving and gazing, triggering tears and longing for a lost companionship and stability.
Seventeenth Century Atlantic Travel Transforms Reach
One hundred years ago the New York Evening Post reports close Europe links via packets from New York Philadelphia Boston and Charleston. It notes vast shortening of ocean distance within fifty years and cites Perkins steamship project promising ten to twelve day Atlantic passage to New York with rapid transit upon completion.
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England
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Boston
Charleston
Europe
Perkins
New York
Navy Day Arrival Of Destroyers In Bridgeport
Official notice that the destroyer U S Fainbridge and a second destroyer are detailed to Bridgeport for Navy Day on October 22. Mayor Fred Axwater and city officials expect more ships to communicate soon to arrange celebrations.
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