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The notice outlines subscription rates, payment terms, and publication logistics for the The Post Publishing Co. It mentions daily service except Sundays and provides contact details for circulation and advertising representatives. The fragmented OCR text also references Associated Press content and redistribution terms.
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Editorial Notes From A Morning Paper
A quirky roundup of clipped items and quips from a morning paper. Snippets reference Asia Minor, France, Greece, Japan, Edison, football quarterbacks, a missing Buffalo boy, a Marcel wave inventor, barber trends, finally noting Europe debt cancellation and other brief curios.
Weather forecast for South New England weekend
Forecast shows Fay Saturday and Sunday with rising temperatures Sunday. Fresh northwest winds north of Sandy Hook and fresh north and northeast winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. Weather fair Saturday with generally calm conditions elsewhere and light local snow in northern New England. Temperature to rise slowly in the lower Lake region and upper Ohio Valley Saturday and Sunday across Atlantic states northward from North Carolina Sunday.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Rocky Mountain
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New England
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Wallace Reid Ill at Hollywood Home
Wallace Reid is reported critically ill at his Hollywood home after two sudden relapses last night. Doctors moved the actor to a hospital following a planned transfer as his condition grew serious.
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Los Angeles
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Unequal Provisions Of Citizenship In Connecticut
Analysis argues that early post ratification laws created contradictions in female electoral rights. A Norwalk case shows a native born woman married to a naturalized man cannot prove citizenship under current rules, despite longstanding eligibility. Authors urge Connecticut statute revision to fairly extend voting rights to eligible women.
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Omega school faces push for longer year amid holidays
The Island Brook Omega school’s first grade, excused for a week, resumed after an interlude as officials debate a longer year. Superintendent Cortright defends a short break saying the district is ahead of state rules and that children, all under seven, will still receive proper schooling. The Post argues for a longer year to ensure thorough education and consistency with local language and customs.
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Omega schoolhouse alterations spark debate over class pause
The discussion questions whether a class should have been suspended while repairs were made. It suggests transportation could have been arranged to send students to another school or use a different schedule, noting the building’s unusable condition and the impracticality of summer or weekend work.
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Admiral Sims Voices Navy Critique After Retirement
Admiral Sims, lately retired, warns that naval readiness hinges on public support, not Congress alone. He cites cuts from 120,000 to 30,000 and argues a strong navy requires more men and fuel, condemning mere budget economy as unusable.
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Congress
Bridgeport High’s School Spirit Boosts Community Interest
Enthusiasm at Bridgeport High for the football team, sparked by recent wins over Crosby High and the trip to Harrisburg, is seen as a valuable asset. The piece urges expanding this spirit to broader student activities and community projects to benefit students and the town.
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Chicago Newsboy Dances Way to European Fame
Chicago, Oct. 20. James Taculip, once a nickel-show street youth in a Chicago tenement, rose to fame as Vincenzo Dell in European ballet. From a settlement house debut to the Chicago Opera supers, he trained in Naples with Cavalier Grasal and appeared in Le Coq d or with Rosina Gall. European critics hailed his triumphs, and he plans to return to America to carry his title as the male Pavlows.
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Police Catchman Accosting Women
Following complaints to police about a man accused of objectionable conduct toward women, Frank Muscor was arrested on a statutory charge after being kept in custody for several nights in West Street area. A default of 100 dollars was posted for trial this evening.
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Uncle Hiram and the buggy dream in a changing town
In a rustic tale a man known as Uncle Hiram longs to trade his horse and buggy for a modern vehicle. Dealers argue for gas cars, yet he clings to the mare and harness, while townsfolk lament the obsolescence of buggies amid the rise of new mobility.
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Enigmatic Fragment Teases Vast Unknowns Beyond Count
A garbled excerpt hints at vast distances and vast numbers, mentioning premiers, first women in office, and a mysterious spread of miles added to the known universe. The text laments limits of knowledge and contemplates future discoveries beyond current frontiers.
Schooners Prepare for Fishing Race in Gloucester
On the eve of a deep sea sailing contest in Gloucester Massachusetts the racing fishing fleets of Canada and the United States prepare for competition. Bluanese and Henry Ford are noted representatives with the event shaping up as a key test of seamanship and speed.
West Point Presidents and Historic Queries
Answers discuss how many presidents graduated from West Point, naming Andrew Jackson as the only president from that academy, with notes on Harvard, Yale, and Mary College grads. The piece also answers questions on baseball editor William Cauldwell, rifle report timing, a James Russell Lowell quote, 1899 vs 1921 motor vehicle production, and the largest American flag display in Washington DC.
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Andrew Jackson
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Harvard
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Jim's Got Back A Wayward Charmer King of Gypsy Mirth
A vivid portrait of Jim as a roving rogue with a crooked smile and infectious charm. The piece celebrates his roguish flamboyance and the way crowds respond with affection and envy as he returns to town, leaving a trail of amused, appreciative admiration.
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Boy's Shoe Fittings and Fathers Advice in Busy Shop
A family scene shows Tad trying on shoes at a store while his mother directs the process. The shoemaker tests the fit with a sliding rule as Tad wiggles his toe. After multiple attempts the salesman finds the right size and style, amid mother’s cautious guidance and father’s pragmatic comments.
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YMCA Directors Report Highlights Busy Year
The YMCA board met at noon yesterday with reports from offices and department heads. Attendance at activities remains high and growth is expected. General Secretary W N North outlined work plans while committee members proposed changes to keep up the pace.
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Health Views on Girls Fitness From 1921 London Panel
Royal Copeland cites a British study panel on girls exercise. It endorses balanced activity, warns against overexertion, supports swimming and riding with supervision, and stresses mental and physical rest. The piece notes growing acceptance of active girls and criticizes past Victorian ideals.
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Medical Q and A on appendicitis and dermatitis symptoms
Reader asks about appendicitis symptoms and causes and about persistent chest pain with high fever. Doctor advises seeing a physician at once for chest pain and fever. Another query on dermatitis is answered broadly, noting multiple forms and that personal replies require a stamped envelope.
Rice as daily staple spreads through Orient nations
An ad style blurb touts rice as the principal Orient staple, noting its long use in Snele nations and by Japanese soldiers during conflicts. It promotes a booklet with 90 recipes for serving rice and invites readers to mail a coupon with two cents for postage.
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Desert Sauerkraut Display in German Staples Article
Fragmentary note describes a display or article related to SauerKraut in Germany. Mentions Kaiser and German context with unclear references to a Bridgeport bureau and two-cent stamps. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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