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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
12
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription rates with annual, monthly, and weekly options. Service highlights include 24 hour phone access, Milford and Fairfield direct lines, and mail issues via The Post Publishing Co located at 1400 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut.
A reader notes Gl en Frank on Tac Post argues Europe relies on decrees while America still upholds laws backed by national consensus. He warns decrees fail and quack remedies emerge. The piece also recalls Harry K Thaw and his lawyer betrayals as a wider question of law versus justice.
A Tolernant Hindu figure visits America amid debates on women reporters and feminists. He claims wisdom in worldly affairs and urges universal reflection while defending his stance on social questions. The interview reveals tension between traditional views and modern American sensibilities.
Readers debate happiness and belief systems as Krishnamurti challenges dogmatic groups and proselytizing cliques. The piece contrasts spiritual paths with Theosophy and warns against coercive persuasion as a form of harm.
Sir William Arbuthnot Cane resigns after the British Medical Association condemns his photo endorsement for a hotel menu, calling the move a breach of professional trust. Dr Lane defends public health education while critics warn of professional deceit and interference with liberty in medical advertising across Britain and America.
The text discusses J. Walter Lissberger and a Mex coalition event where he won $100,000 from Lloyds. It suggests using a pool of his winnings for Norwalk and hints at sharing with Mrs. Corsen, while noting income tax considerations. The garbled prose mentions Uncle Sam and possible charitable intent.
The report surveys party dynamics amid looming conventions. It notes potential splits if Smith of New York is not nominated, highlights key leaders in Hartford New Haven and eastern counties, and signals opportunities for new leadership to challenge present machine dominance in towns like Windham and New London while detailing the Twenty fourth senatorial district’s reselection of William T Bailey to the state pension committee.
A mixed critique of a book about Jesse James. The reviewer recounts the bandit’s dual life as a religious reader and ruthless robber. The author aims to redeem James, but the text argues the moral conflict remains unresolved.
Fragmented poem depicts lingering memories after a breakup with repeated motifs of familiar paths, trees, roses, winds, and skies. It reflects longing, conflicted feelings, and a sense of shared past between two people, amid jagged typographical errors.
The League of Nations Assembly opens its new session amid debates over Germany's entrance. UK and France clash over Ruhr, Locarno terms, and German membership while Briand, Herriot, and Poircare key actors. Germany seeks a permanent council seat. Stresemann favors entry with assurances. Anticipated clashes loom but leaders hope for peaceful adjustment and no second Geneva failure.
A 1926 exploration of prunes notes rising plantings since 1870, with California leading production totaling about 130,400,000 pounds at peak. It details export growth, health claims, and the prune’s status as a staple table delicacy. California Oregon and Washington dominate production, with prunes graded by size and priced by pound.
Harrisburg chamber plans a six day New England trip led by Urey visiting Newark New Haven and Bridgeport aboard the steamer Providence. Fourteen reporters will cover the visit with a street parade after breakfast and a reception by Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce.
The text presents a real sermon tone praising honest work and respect for labor. It contrasts valued virtue with luxury and underscores usefulness of women, kindness, and love. It notes even villains contain good and bad traits, and that stories do not end with avoidance.
The recipient asks about the sin against the Holy Ghost and who is meant. Cadman discusses enduring doubt, the nature of sin, and how a modern reader should interpret ancient texts while advising a questioner on personal faith, marriage prospects, and temptation in a candid pastoral tone.
A state program requires 3 113 drivers to post indemnity and insurance. The law sets financial responsibility limits for drivers involved in accidents causing death injury or property damage. Specific dates and deposit requirements appear, with provisions for coverage before registering and a minimum insured amount.
A convoluted filing reports a legal action involving Piggly Wiggly interests, with references to Stamford Greenwich Ner- Bali and VW Chamberhun. The document discusses debts, assets, and proposed remedies, noting court involvement and claims against a corporation in a complex financial dispute.
Judge Ralph T Beers heard numerous motor vehicle violations on Automobile Day. Andrew Gasolina of New Haven paid 30 dollars and costs for speeding on Ninth Avenue, while others faced fines for trolley car passing, reckless driving, or operating without a license with varied penalties and continuations to September.
Fair in northern zones with little temperature change. Southern New England mostly fair Friday and Saturday with slight cooling. Disturbance over Saint Lawrence advances toward Newfoundland. Showers likely Friday over middle and northern regions near the Mississippi, with northeast to east winds along the coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. Overcast with showers expected Friday.
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