Bridgeport Telegram Establishment and Policy Note
Bridgeport Telegram, established 1591, publishes daily except Sunday from 16 Middle Street. Subscription rates listed in advance. Barnum Publishing Co. operates the paper with the Associated Press news dispatches credited to AP. Local news content appears under AP copyright terms.
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Editorial Notes and Snippets From a Busy Morning
Good morning. Vind stories are approaching the last chapter. Autumn’s drawback is that she is come-on for winter. A Brooklyn lawyer left a will of only 33 words. Magnus Johnson is raving. The bob-haired lad was killed by women over 21. This country is full of dignified self-contained politicians who refuse the presidency unless elected.
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A Little Boy's Pockets
A verse by Anne Campbell lists the boy’s pocket treasures from a knife and string to pebbles shells nails a safety pin and a handkerchief kept untouched since the moment he placed it there The speaker half laughs at the boyish stash and carefully returns the items noting the magic of a child’s possessions.
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Weather Forecast From Sandy Hook To Hatteras
The forecast covers Sandy Hook to Hatteras with unsettled conditions on Wednesday night and Thursday, turning partly cloudy and mild by Friday. New York and New England expect cloudy, cool to moderate days with possible snowers Thursday. Regional analysis notes high pressure over Canadian provinces and Great Lakes, with muggy seas near lakes and shorelines in hot spells.
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Red Cross relief drive urged after Tokyo disaster
The Washington arms conference improved US Japan ties but left issues unsettled. America is urged to show friendship by over subscribing the Red Cross relief fund for Japan. The appeal cites Coolidge and Governor Templeton asking every citizen to contribute to the $5,000,000 goal with Connecticut allocated $2,900.00 of the fund.
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Lehigh Solves Sand Hog Problem at Bethlehem Stadium
Bethlehem Pennsylvania university faced persistent intruders dubbed sand hogs who burrowed under fences to gain entry to games. After trying cup and club strategies, two thousand students remained an ongoing nuisance, pelting spectators with bricks when driven out. A new approach emerged driven by self-interest rather than altruism, ending the disruption.
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Lehigh Plans Rewards for Young Fans with “Sand Hogs” Card
The Lehigh Alumni Bulletin describes a program issuing “Sand Hogs” memberships to young supporters. The pledge binds them to loyalty, courtesy, respect, and protection of college property, with game access and a designated seating area. Cheerleaders teach Tehigh cheers as talks on sportsmanship reinforce values, though imperfect. The plan aims to foster citizenship and cooperation for life. Other colleges are urged to consider similar solutions.
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Bridgeport Demonstrates Road Vigilance Improves Safety
The Hartford Courant highlights Bridgeport as a model for reducing highway accidents through public sentiment and alertness. It notes six fatalities statewide since Saturday noon and many incidents, yet Bridgeport shows fewer mishaps during a holiday period. The piece argues laws alone cannot prevent all crashes and urges continued driver and pedestrian caution across Connecticut.
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Letters to the Editor on Wood and the Philippine National Bank
A reader defends Governor Wood against criticism over the Philippine National Bank. The letter argues bank troubles stem from wartime high prices and loans to sugar and other growers, plus a corrupt president. It claims the bank’s condition is comparable to U S banks facing agricultural loan losses and accuses critics of selective banking-law enforcement and suppression of reports.
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MASON SADN OUTWITS SHIPMENTS CLAIMS INDIFFERENT TRADER
A reader complains about unreliable traders and favors Snide and Snell for steady shipments. The note mocks a rival dealer for delays and poor service while praising Snide and Snell for keeping goods arriving reliably.
Philippine banking clash with Governor Wood published letter
Alfredo Samson secretary of the Philippine Press Bureau in Washington condemns Governor Wood for breaching confidences of the Philippine National Bank. He argues the bank must remain open, warns against foreign control, and urges independence supported by the Filipino legislature. The letter stresses distrust of Wood’s policy and calls for fair, impartial governance.
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Greek Cross Erected in Brooklyn by General Swift Report
One hundred years ago the New York Evening Post describes a Greek cross planted at the bottom of General Swift’s garden in Brooklyn amid celebration. Inscribed Seered to the cause of the Oreeks the cross stood about 20 feet tall and symbolized hopes for Greek independence. Wine flowed as crowds cheered and a pledge spread to extend the symbol from village to village toward St Sophia and freedom from the Turkish rule.
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Answers to Westions. A Miscellaneous Q A Pack
A fragmented page covers questions on traffic rules for a United States mail truck, cotton bale compression, winter turtle care, Martin Marprelate, the first asphalt road claim, and postal mail counts for a ship voyage. Includes concise factual Q A snippets and historical notes.
Northampton tale of Cal Coolidge era figure in Irish brogue
In Northampton stories from locals recount a colorful tale about Cal, a longtime connector to President Coolidge’s circle. Narrated with Irish-inflected humor, the piece sketches Cal’s shrewd dealings, loyalty to friends, and a curious property scheme involving John Manning, a bankrupt buyer, and a German bidder, ending with a promise that more tales will follow if others share their memories.
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Joint dislocation guidance and medical Q and A
Dr Copeland explains dislocations and ligament roles in joints with emphasis on signs, reduction cautions, and aftercare. Readers submit medical hygiene questions answered in this column, including advice on posture, braces, and when to seek professional care.
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A Vision of Inquisitive Youth and Learning
A fragmented discussion on empowering children and teachers through curiosity and hands on projects. It emphasizes student observation, teacher dedication, and shared invention as essential to schooling and community growth.
Remedies and Advice From a Historic Health Column
The reader asks about hollow cheeks stiff neck and eye weakness. The columnist suggests facial massage, breathing exercises, cod liver oil, tonics, and alternating hot and cold treatments to improve tissue and reduce wrinkles, while warning about eye problems and recommending cautious care for weak vision.
The Guide Post by Henry Van Dyke on Waste and Charity
The essay cites biblical examples to argue that true generosity avoids waste. It contrasts Mary’s costly gift with careless disposal of resources, condemning waste as a form of meanness. Americans are described as wasteful, urging economical use of gifts and natural resources.
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