Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates Advertsed
Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates payable in advance with monthly terms. The notice notes daily publication except Sundays by The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn. It mentions open hours and carrier delivery details and credits the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Fractured Editorial Notes Outline Quirks And Quips
A fragmented collection of editorial asides and aphorisms touches on income tax, marriage, work ethics, weather, and oddities. It nods to 1959 trends while peppering observations about careers, daily life, and social norms with humorous if antiquated quips.
Weather Forecast for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Bridgeport and vicinity expect fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Eastern states saw above normal temperatures Monday with local showers and thunderstorms. Outlook calls for scattered thunder showers in the south Atlantic and generally fair conditions in the middle Atlantic and New England regions with above normal temperatures over the eastern half. Winds: variable north of Sandy Hook, stronger along coastal corridors with inland movement Tuesday.
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Atlantic States
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The Power and Precision of Simple Eloquence
A condensed reflection on how Paul of Tarsus and later orators shaped lasting speech. It contrasts loud flashy delivery with quiet, moving eloquence, citing Sumner and Lincoln at Gettysburg to illustrate the enduring value of clear, heartfelt words. The piece urges listeners to judge eloquence by impact and sincerity.
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Land of Luxury Charts U S Auto Lead over World
A reader notes Japan has 12 260 autos versus 10 500 000 in the United States and 2 500 000 in all other nations, citing the Wall Street Journal on prosperity measured by autos. The piece observes Japan’s bicycle rise and jinrikisha decline, arguing Americans are decades ahead in conveniences and living standards.
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Our Standard of Living Depends on Honest Labor
The passage argues Americans are fortunate compared to other nations and warns that prosperity rests on productive work. It states no standard of living is too high if national resources and individual productivity support it, condemns loafing, and condemns minority thieves and parasitics as threats to progress.
Love in a Cottage Affidavit of Renunciation of Wealth
The Chicago writer Dorothy Shaw Gibbons Mulligan renounces wealth to live with her sculptor husband George S. Mulligan. She swears in 1928 to share in poverty, living humbly in love. The piece notes four days of experiment and ponders future reconsideration.
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Woman Injured as Cars Crash on Fairfield Highway
Sept 4 Arlington NL J reports Mrs L Faderle of 164 Limo Street narrowly escaped severe injuries when her coupe collided with Pat Short of Southport at Granville Street and Post Road. She bruised a ankle and right leg. her car damaged badly. Witnesses described both drivers at fault. sheriff’s officials noted no arrests and both parties agreed to settle out of court.
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Moosup Man Shot in Fight Over liquor
Theodinre Robitaille was taken to the hospital tonight with a pistol wound to the abdomen after a fight over a bottle of liquor involving two other men. Stanlury Novick of Goodyear and Edmunds Flay of Warrington were arrested and charged with the assault.
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Stanlury Novick
Goodyear
Edmunds Flay
Warrington
Unusual Lady Teaches Band Craft in Swamp Tales
In New Orleans sorts a remarkable woman, Bertoniere, famed for rare skills. She trains bands and crafts amid mossy isles and alligator canals. Her fame rests on odd tasks and years of travel, earning respect as a curious local figure.
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Norwalk Bridge Worker Killed By Express Train
Norwalk Sept 1 One week after starting Lowerl Rockwell 67 Nene ald of its ty- at day tard at the oretrowd awhridge over the Norwalk river was killed today by an enathoned express of the New York New Jersey railroad. Rockwell had left the turntable inet dated slapted Mp The bale when he teated the Vein roummnes a veneve. Me started 1orn Nay, ss sipuris jase Devore he could renghn a Vety none.
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Close to Nature's Call Amid Ocean Dreams
A fragmented excerpt evokes a traveler stranded by labor and longing. The speaker plans to sail away across seas leaving a lover behind in a wild, moonlit wood where debt and crime loom. He contemplates a future with another, while pondering fate and gratitude for memories.
City School Sessions Begin After Vacation
The Board announces a longer school day to take effect soon. Teachers depart today for organization and a general meeting at the High School. A physical instructor will address staff at 8 o'clock, followed by a teacher conference at 4. Pupils resume Wednesday morning with no registration. each pupil to be listed and assigned to a place.
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Banks recover after knife attack in duel duel
Joan Banks, a witness from Lexington Avenue, remained hospitalized in critical condition after a knife assault. Doctors said she would recover. Authorities reported Banks would be held without bond on a charge tied to the death of Righe Aldson.
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St Neens’s Hospital
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Righe Aldson
Ted
Leving
19 Months Old Baby Bitten by Dog
A 19 month old infant was bitten by a dog and transported to the Emergency hospital. Doctors treated a needle-like object in the child’s right toe and recommended imaging today to assess the injury and presence of the foreign body.
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S. Griswold
Griswald
Questions and Answers From The Telegram Informant
A reader’s page of Q and A covering lawgivers of Athens, train values, the meaning of reconciliation in diplomacy, Cleopatra, lunar travel times, distant galaxies, ice manufacturing in Texas and New York, and race questions. It provides brief solutions and factual tidbits from various topics.
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Mother Loves Schooldays And Grieves When They Depart
A reflective piece from a mother recounting the daily joy and challenges of watching children grow. She treasures quiet moments, values teachers, and cherishes school routines while fearing the day they must leave for the wider world.
Travel Softly to Guide a Difficult Child
A reflective essay advises parents to travel softly with adolescents, emphasizing patience and gentle guidance. It warns against harsh anger while explaining that youth seek autonomy, and urges steady, compassionate responses to help a child choose wiser paths.
Postal Men Urged to Avoid Organizing Against U S
Boston audience at the annual convention of the National Association hears that postal workers should not organize against the government while emphasizing the balance between workers rights and governmental duties. The address is delivered by First Assistant Postmaster General and features references to historical figures and debates on industrial rights.
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Leovald Damrosch
Hygienic health advice from Dr Copeland column
Dr Copeland answers readers questions on medical hygiene and sanitation, stressing daily hygiene rules, tooth and nail care, thorough washing, breath and air quality, proper eating, and regular medical exams to prevent disease. Readers may send questions with a stamped envelope for guidance.
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Crowning a Champion: Peanut Politics Amid Marble Laurels
Read as a playful notice, the item hints at crowning a champion in a humorous arena of marble games and peanut political theater, merging competition and sly commentary in a compact town scene.
Fragmented Questioning on Pain and Remedies in a Shaky Transcript
The text presents disjointed queries on left side pain during fast walking and remedies for tuberculosis guidance. It also includes garbled names and political references suggesting a fragmented transcription with unclear authorship and multiple topics.
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