Telegram publication rates and circulation details
Fragmented notice provides publication pricing and circulation data for the Ridgeport Post. It mentions the Associated Press affiliation, multiple departments, and advertising representatives, with references to New York and Chicago offices.
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INE Post Publishing CO
Associated
Associated Press
See All News Siapavongs
East 42Nd St
Beca
New York
Chiceea
Editorial notes on morning discourse and social quirks
A fragmented editorial notes diverse topics from coal shortages and shipping threats to a Turk offensive and school experience. It mocks sensational lines and ponders everyday life, humor, and human folly with brief, dubious anecdotes and aphorisms. The piece touches on markets, politics, gender, humor, and misdeeds in a stream of loosely connected fragments.
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Bouton
New York
America
Weather Summary for Atlantic States and Regions
The forecast calls for generally fair weather Wednesday and Thursday across the Atlantic states with moderate temperatures east of the Mississippi. Cooler conditions are noted in other Atlantic states with recent showers. Winds north of Sandy Hook will be gentle to moderate from the west and north, and fair weather is expected along the coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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New England
New Jersey
New York
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic States
Atlantic
Missisappi River
Inds
Sandy Hook
Sandy
Hook
Hatteras
Telegram Timekeeper Prompts Daylight Saving Accord
The Daily Alamlanag reports Middlebrook celebrates the Telegram ceremony as clocks shift for daylight saving time. At 6 30 a.m. observers note the official changeover and local ceremonies proceed with customary remarks and acknowledgments.
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Middlebrook
Dayliznt
Kipling War Criticism Provokes American Debate
The piece discusses indignant reactions in the United States to Rudyard Kipling's war stance. It contrasts current hostility with Kipling's earlier verses about America, noting strong sentiment and questions of intellect, character, and patriotism in response to his denouncement.
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Rudyard Kiping
America
Kipling
Inter
Shore bird season lengthening and Sunday amusements debate
The Fairfield County fish and game protective association urges a fifteen day longer shore bird season, while considering shorter or eliminated seasons for animals. Increasing hunters contrast with scarce game, as Sunday amusements issue looms before the general assembly. Magistrate Sweetser in New York questions liberal Sunday rules, highlighting Connecticut conflicts over Sunday baseball and other amusements.
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Fairfield’ County Fish and Gane Protective Association
General Assembly
Sweetser
Washington Heights
New York
Special Sessions Court
Polo’ Grounds
Polo Grounds
Connecticut
New York Adopts Jury Trial System of Censoring Plays
New York adopts a jury trial plan to decide whether Broadway plays may be shown. A 300 member panel including actors, lawyers, churchmen, writers, and officials will select a twelve member jury to judge if a production offends viewers. If the jury votes against a play, it must be withdrawn or revised.
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New York
Broadway
John F. Gi Christ
Heonse
Gilchrist
Old Way Aunt Samantha Preserves at Home
The narrator recalls Aunt Samantha setting daily pickles and preserves at home rather than shopping. She plans to jar tomatoes, plums, onions, and keretian, while neighbors seek groceries. She defends home canning, noting waste and decay of store goods, and riches of garden produce.
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Samantha
Mars
Shore
Tve Talen
Jones
Ier
Aun
Four Illinois candidates run on wet platform
In Illinois about one third of congressional candidates have declared positions on prohibition. Fourteen say they are wet, seven dry, and five oppose prohibition as an issue. Among those wet, parties include Republicans, Democrats, Socialists, and Farmer-Labor. Some say no liquor issue exists in their districts. A Chicago-area bloc of ten districts shows twelve with declared positions, eleven wet, and one with conditional enforcement language. James Cahill of Farmer-Labor supports enforcement with possible amendment to ease personal-liberty concerns.
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Congress
Farmer-Labor Party
Socialet
Chicago
James M. Cahill
Elphth
House Cleaning Made Compulsory In Tokio
Tok0, Sept 12 Under order of the chief health officer of the city every householder during July of each year must have a general house cleaning Everything in the house must be turned out chiefly into the streets and given a thorough dusting and scrubbing The rubbish that has gathered during the year is thrown into heaps to be carted away Thus with a poor carriage system the streets of Loklo are littered for weeks with the fat sam and jetsam of her inhabitants Other cities have other cleaning period even the smallest village having to dispose of its trash at least once a year
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Toko
Unusual Stories About Unusual People
Washington December notes on how baby bacteria demand specific nourishment. The U.S. Department of Agriculture houses billions of microbes to study them and keep factories in check. Mary Schwarz, noted as a top expert, acts as their cook to feed these boarders.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Mary Schwarz
Schwasz
Are You Ready for a Fire Safety Warning Card
A damaged notice warns readers about home fire risks including smoke, electricity, and boats. It urges mailing a form with stamps for a safety message and includes a coupon request. The text references a Washington Information Bureau and distribution details.
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Washington
Answers to Questions on Law and History
A digest of Q and A items touching child labor law unconstitutionality, tax power, state supremacy, geography of pearlies, Bible class names Garaea and Iphilathea, automobile fatalities, best pasture grasses for poultry ranges, era of good feeling under Monroe, and the cardinal virtues.
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Department of Agricultura
Gaya
Timothy Gragg
Menroe
Monroe
Foolish Land by Berton Sraley in Wonderland Tone
A playful verse journey inspired by Alice in Wonderland and Davy and the Goblin recounts a whimsical voyage with Davy through a land of nonsensical figures. The speaker lists encounters with the White Queen the Mock Turtle Humpty Dumpty and others while celebrating magical escapades far from everyday life.
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Berton Sraley
Alice In Wonderland
Davy and the Goblin
Ned Alice
Devy
Davy
Rabbi
Alice
Alice T
Davy and
Alle
Our Children By Angelo Patri: A Call for Gracious Movement
The piece argues public schools can teach balance, poise, and easy bearing as well as private schools. It urges teachers to foster natural, graceful movement and speech in children, suggesting simple, old fashioned methods like balance with books on the head and patient, repeated practice to cultivate confidence and ease in walking, talking, and manners.
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Chyldren
Hells
Ft. Child
Teacher
Sailors Sent To Psychology Tests In Japan 72
Experimental program in KURE JAPAN during September 1972 tested sailors to determine their best fit. Psychology studies assessed candidates and reported satisfactory results for naval officers in post.
Health Q and A on nervous de bility and varicose veins
A health page features Dr Copeland answering reader questions on neurasthenia signs such as insomnia fear and fatigue and on varicose veins caused by prolonged standing. Advice covers sleep, diet, exercise, elastic stockings, and when to seek care, with a note on mailing questions for personal replies.
Here and Now: Mr Bryan Mention Confusing Phrase
Fragmentary OCR style note mentions Mr Bryan and a confusing line about an heir or person named Bob. The text repeats “Wrong again” and references fashion and an old style diction. No clear event or context emerges from the readable bits.
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Bryan
Modern Fame Cries Silence to Spotlight Seekers
A quirky verse laments unseen fame until a foolish crack brings sudden note. It mocks publicity, mentions coal miners and radios, and ends with a humorous plea for faster work before losing the spotlight.
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