Bridgeport Telegram Establishment Details and Copyright Note
Bridgeport Telegram founded 1881 publishes daily except Sundays through Post Publishing Co. at 440 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut. Open day and night. Advertises subscriptions and circulation audits. Associated Press content rights noted and exclusive local republication stated.
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Editorial Notes On Lives And Advice From A Bygone Era
A collection of satirical maxims on marriage money ambition and virtue. The notes mock advice givers and social pretenses with quips about alimony camel jokes and the vanity of wealth. Witty observations span love money health and gender roles from a bygone period.
Weather forecast for Worth and South New Parland
Mostly cloudy on Monday and Tuesday with cooler temperatures. A high pressure area over Ontario and Quebec kept conditions unsettled across the region with temperate changes noted from the Atlantic to the northwest. Forecast indicates mostly fair weather in the Washington District, with temperatures lowering Tuesday in the Middle and North sections east of the Mississippi. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras change from southwest and west to moderate to fresh south.
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Ontario
Quebec
Atlantic States
Washington
Mississippi River
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Tropical Storms Hit Eastern United States and Canada
A set of tropical cyclones near hurricane strength affected the eastern United States and Canada mid October. Storms formed from Gulf moisture and a Bermuda approach, bringing rain to New England and a mix of winds and showers across southern New England and the Maritimes, with limited rainfall due to moisture constraints.
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Canada
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Bermuda
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Phew
Mrs Org
Milk Standards Debate Highlights Borden Letter
The Telegram publishes a Borden Company letter defending its stance before the Milk Regulation Board in Hartford. It argues the article was accurate and urges Connecticut to raise bacteria standards to match New York, while supporting herd testing and pasteurization to ensure milk safety for consumers and farmers alike.
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Milk Regulation Board
Hartford
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Connecticut
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Conn
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Stindards
Anany
Diddy
Hunting Dangers Emphasize Safety Rules for Hunters
A warning from Chief Game Protector Llewellyn Legge stresses safety during hunting season. Never point a gun at a companion, carry across the body, and unload after the hunt. The motto Safety First is urged to prevent accidental shootings and save lives amid renewed hunting activity.
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New York Conservation Commission
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Women Voters Push World Court Appeal Across Nations
A National League of Women Voters commission report from Europe and Rome finds global female leaders united for peace. They urge four steps including US entry into the Permanent Court of International Justice, and broad international cooperation to curb war. Cooperation with Europe through the World Court appears promising.
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England
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Belgium
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Rome
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Australia
Africa
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Senate
Parallel road plan sparks reader questions on location
The Westport Standard backs a highway paralleling the Boston Post road but avoids specifics on route or traffic shifts. Critics urge consulting a topographical map to assess feasible paths, tunnel costs, and grades before advising the highway commissioner, warning against vague proposals and costly widening.
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Boston
Borden Company Defends Milk Standards Whom It Serves
The Borden Company protests a Connecticut milk regulation article and seeks a correction. It argues pasteurization safeguards and questions lower standards claimed by a New York City comparison, citing specific bacterial limits for Grade A milk and urging evaluator fairness. Masaryk returns from European capitals amid decorations and public reception.
Auto and Jitney Buses Stolen Reported
An automobile and a jitney bus were reported stolen Saturday. George Wrank said his car at 370 Center Street was taken while parked. Nicholas Begezio reported his jitney was taken from Main Street near Congress Street. No further details available.
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Congress Street
The Guide Post: Ten Commandments and Their Meaning
Henry Van Dyke reflects on the Ten Commandments as enduring wisdom from Sinai. He describes them as jewels and stones of foundation, guiding love to God and neighbor, with teachings preserved though stone tablets fade.
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Questions and answers from a historical quiz page
A scanned page presents questions and multiple choice answers on topics including Cal Coolidge’s oath witnesses, prescription ownership, noumenon derivation, Paul Revere’s ride length, wool usage for clothing, ensigns in uniform, and Indian castes. The content lists names, dates, and general explanations in a quiz style.
Mysterious Nickname Sparks Small-Town Mixup
In a neighborhood sewing circle Mrs. James explains her husband runs a “pail factory” a term misheard by others as “pail factory.” The exchange reveals local gossip and a humorous miscommunication about a bucket shop.
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Pali
Ferres Magazing
Will Talk Turns Tragic After Fast Death In Auto Crash
Parkina McGill notes a future will while a blue auto wrecks him. The accident spurs a chaotic probate with cousins, lawyers, and creditors racing for estate shares. The widow endures posthumous duties as she recalls Perkins should have made a will.
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McGill
Kate
Alredate
Stirl
Perkins
OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri
A fragment from Angelo Patri reflecting on child upbringing and character. It contrasts Marie’s neglectful parenting with a neighbor’s kinder treatment of Benny, arguing real character forms through concrete acts and early moral guidance. It warns that neglect spreads savagery and stresses instilling decent regard in children.
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Murag Thay
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Unions push referndum to ban one man streetcar runs
A proposal by unions allied with the Amalgamated Association of Street and Tramway Railway Employees seeks a legislative vote to prohibit operating one man cars in cities where voter approved. Critics warn the measure could reduce service and harm workers while replacing crews with fewer operators and delaying transit.
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Lavarest
Omanumillea
Halting a Revolution At Aix-la-Chapelle Melee
A vivid report notes the upheaval at Aix-la-Chapelle during a life and death struggle for the German Reten. Rebels halt with government consent to stage a revolution in a staged newsreel moment. The piece warns of future murders under Riley lights as police face old devices.
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Avea
Aix-la-Chapelle
Reten
Riley
Health Q and A on rheumatism iritis and eye care
A medical column answers reader questions about rheumatism and iritis, eye red ness causes including exposure and strain, and confirms that doctors provide exam based guidance. It covers sun light, wind, and heat rays, eye structure, and suggests consulting a physician for persistent or serious symptoms.
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Copeland
R. S. Copeland
What to Do for Excessive Pore Spiration
After your daily bath, use a solution of f dracama oralum we pint of water. This condition is due to excessive nerve stimulation and requires attention.
One Hundred Years Ago Evour the Culted Latex Gazette
Fragment from a 19th century Cincinnati era page notes rapid city growth. It mentions a population around 13 000, tall theatres with multiple stories, and Cincinnati's rising wealth. References New Orleans and the Mississippi, iron use, blood builders, and increasing trade.
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United States
New Orleans
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