Publishing notice text fragment from Bridgeport issue
Fragmented newspaper notice from EFOST PUBLISHING CO Bridgeport Conn lists distribution and circulation details with Associated Press credit and mentions departments and daily publication terms. The readable lines reference 14 Midsie Street and audit by MEMBESS THE ASSOCIATED TREE and local news circulation.
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Efost Publishing CO
Midsie Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Membess
Associated Tree
Associated Press
A Line o Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
A fragment from John Kendrick Bangs emphasizes joy arising from life’s strife and stress. The verse hints at the soul’s rise toward a distant goal as battles and nights pass.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Zalore Ryorth
Editorial Notes Page Sherlock and the Prunes
A collage of letters and notes discusses a humorous prune shipment from Idaho, costs of freight and taxes, and a planned Turkish import. It cites Senator Capper, a Missouri farmer’s beef hide shipment, and reflections on rail costs. The piece blends social humor with commentary on prices, wages, and the railroad's role in economic recovery.
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Hower
Crowley
Idaho
Sibaatot Capper
Turkey
United States
Cl. Gamp
Boulder
Coly
Leadville
Anti Manufacturer Cry Sparks Bridgeport Debate
Thomas M. Cullinan, a respected hawyer, condemned Mayor Wilson's supporters for attacking local industry. He argued the anti-manufacturer policy belittles voters and harms Bridgeport's prosperity, calling for more industries not a drive to expel existing ones. The city should welcome growth and reject the cry to undermine manufacturing.
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Thomas M. Cullinan
Wilson
Bridgeport
Antch
Weather by Tom Gilliamm and a Fancy Dress Affair
A garbled 3940s party scene features Tia Bolton wearing a sugared ring and potato necklace with other odd jewelry. The text recalls a lavish, reckless spending guest and a cross-eyed turtle line amid humorous party details and weather-like whimsy.
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Tia Bolton
Imes
Weather forecast for South New England region
Fair to unsettled conditions with Thursday rain possible and little temperature change. Disturbance near Eastern Kansas tracks southeastward as high pressure expands over the lake region and Ontario. Colder trend in the North Atlantic states with rain likely in Middle Atlantic and northeast Mississippi areas on Thursday.
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Fair Wear
Kansas
Lake
Ontario
New England
Ashe
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Middle Atlantic
Mississippi
Record-Breaking Ore Freighter Hauls Iron Ore
The D I Kerrient Lakes steel freighter set a world record by loading 12,982 tons of ore in 13 minutes and unloading it in three hours five minutes. Contests among sales teams and future sports in 2000 hint at useful achievements, as headlines note rapid feats and ambitious enterprise.
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Tey
Remember Your Birthday For annual Health Checks
A health message urges yearly doctor and dentist visits to catch cancer early, noting 52,884 female and male cancer deaths annually. The key idea is preventive care, with the reminder to pick your birthday as the easy annual checkup day.
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United
Religion's evolution from primal belief to civilization
Prof ace of the French Catholic Institute in Paris argues prehiktoric religion differs from modern faith mainly in expression and understanding of a supreme power. He says the birth of the idea of God lifted mankind from animal state, while rejection returns morals to primal order, forming civilization.
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Proface
French Catholic Institute
Paris
National Guard Seeks Reserve Army Amid Global Tension
The authorized strength stands at 245 397 with only 126 000 officers and privates enlisted. Until world disarms, a reserve force is needed and an opening awaits recruitment.
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National Guard
High Life and Crime as Moral Fable Echoes
Walt Mason reflects on sensational crime stories and public fascination with deadly acts caused by excess. He cites a tale of a woman who dies after writing about life’s temptations, then kills a friend and herself, warning that glamour and thrill fuel misdeeds more than virtue.
Regular Sleep and Healthy Living Advice from Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland answers readers on health, sleep, and daily routines. He urges regular hours, balanced recreation, and hard work, warning against monotony and excess, while stressing caution with diet and sleep to maintain health and nerve strength. He also answers reader questions on exposure, clams, and violet ray therapy, offering personal guidance when possible.
Invention of Science Enables Altitude Record
An invention of science enabled John Whitney of the United States air service to break altitude records by using a supercharger that compresses oxygen from rarefied air to sea level density. The system feeds oxygen to the engine carburator allowing operation up to and beyond 20 000 feet, with a turbine driven by exhaust gases powering the compressor.
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Asienea
Wienwt
John Witendy
United States
Ai Service
Sanford A. Moss
Correct English Daily Quiz Notes
Answers to Tuesday's Queries discuss a Wyoming firm’s tire guarantee, word order before firm names, Heligoland pronunciation, and the meaning of terms like mevollate and neighborship phrases. The note corrects usage for necklines, clothing, and lantern design while clarifying initialisms and phrasing.
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Houlf
Heligoland
Telegram Information Bureau Q and A on history and politics
A compilation of reader questions and answers from the Telegram Information Bureau addressing topics from Mount Vesuvius eruptions to Lincoln era figures, White House access, Hawaii annexation citizenship, labor case fairness, author pseudonyms, and the origin of the Passion Play of Oberammergau.
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Telegram Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
Are You Really Making a Home for Your Children
An essay urging parents to create a home where children feel ownership and comfort. It argues children need personal space and meaningful objects, and that parental interest in a child’s interests fosters a home-loving, responsible young person. The piece contrasts overly strict and chaotic homes, emphasizing a balanced, welcoming environment.
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Copeland
R. 3. Copeland
OzZhLon
Ira
Myring
Democraes
Kean
A Corner in Nonsense Ly McEvoy
A suburbanite narrator endures a night in a city bedroom furnished by a host. Reviews noise from trains, trucks, and passing traffic while drifting in and out of sleep. Voices outside, a milkman, and household sounds punctuate a comic, restless urban sleep experience.
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Jinto
Ross
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