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Fragmented OCR text appears to mix subscription rates for a mall and local post, with garbled phrases about Milford and Fairfax patrons, a note on republication rights, and unrelated quotes about Prohibition enforcement and bootleggers. The readable portions reference a newspaper or publisher in Bridgeport and local ad rates.
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Mall
Paravis
Savence
the Post Publishing CO
Bridgeport
Coma
Barham
Germany's League Plans Leave Mixed Signals for Americans
From the Corriere d America, a solemn view shows Germany admitted to “fell status” in the League of Nations. It argues a fourfold program: withdraw war guilt, end allied armament oversight, remove occupying troops, and restore colonies. The piece warns U S opinion may not warm if expediency guides League actions.
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Corriere 9d
America
New York
City
Germany
League of Nations
Gorriere
Council of the League
Stuht
Corriere
Treves
League
TWO LADY ASTORs AND OTHER NOTES OF A PUBLIC FIGURE
The item quotes Lady Astor as a poised public figure admired for motherhood over politics. It notes her audience address to 1,699 League of Women Voters members in New York and reflects on women’s evolving political role. The piece weaves quotes and aphorisms on fame, democracy, and social change.
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Lady Astor
House of Commons
Great Britain
Nanc
Langhorne Astor
Ams
Atetesinan
League of Women Voters
New York
United States
Jolean
Rhode Island
Odor and Opinion: A Letter From Observant
A signed readers letter laments a strange chocolate odor wafting from East Street toward Boston Avenue. The piece humorously contrasts pleasant aromas with an intrusive scent near Mill Green and Asylum Street, praising local sights and progress while criticizing a garbage plant.
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North Avenue
Boston Avenue
Asylum Street
Mill Green
Ovier
G. I
Heston Avenue
Roy
Political Pointers Hartford race to pick Republican ticket
The Hartford scene centers on Republican selections with formal withdrawals expected in the Twenty third Senate race. Lederer cancellation leaves Cubelli and Finn in the Ninth, while Edward Dewey and Eugene Heose vie for the High Sheriff post. New Haven county sheriff Geddes seeks renomination as Dems consider Thoms amid ongoing party jockeying.
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Lederer
Plubd
Cubelll
Finn
Hartford
Repubican
Edward W. Dewey
Eugene W. Heose
Bond
Itam
New Haven
Young Men's
Republican Club
Crown Street
James Gedides
Thomas L. Reilly
Marsden
Geddes
Fun Shop Lyrics and Krazy Kollege Humor Bits
A collage of playful lines and comic fragments from the Bridgeport Telegram page. It includes social quips about the channel swim and fashion belts, student jokes and professor quips, classroom gibes, and a sample call for humorous submissions. Strong names and locales appear in scattered verses.
Ohio Olio Ode to Michigan and Ohio Union
A fragmented poem compares Ohio and Michigan, celebrating shared roads and landscapes. The speaker pledges affection for both states, expresses longing, and imagines unity of the two regions through scenery and homeland imagery. The verse repeats references to trees, roads, winds, elms, maples, and kinship between states.
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Ohio
Michigan
Sermon Warns Against Too Much Freedom for Youth
A sermon warns that guiding a child in religion politics and money is necessary. It cautions against letting youths misuse leisure or wealth and against teaching improper table manners or entitlement. It argues for disciplined instruction and responsible civic thinking.
Biggest Battle Ends With Surrender During July Celebration
A large group of youths in a small South American town planned a Fourth of July style celebration with firecrackers sparklers and red lights from the United States. After about half an hour the local army commander surrendered, ending the display.
Where They Lived By Dr Fran Ti
An excerpt explores how environment shapes imagination and genius. It argues that surroundings color our sense of discovery and the stars, gardens, and streets feel altered by the observer. The piece cites Mendel, Nana, Curie, Crank, Thoreau, and Shakespeare as examples of how place affects thought and perception.
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Franti
Neishborhood
Hese
Prare
Gregay Mendel
Nana
Muatdan
Sohubee
Cre Noebleman
Answers to Everyday Questions by Dr Cadman Panel
The letter column discusses child training by parents, the gap between preachers and biblical scholars, and the role of ministers in interpreting scripture. It also covers state actions toward Soviet administration, and a biblical interpretation of Matthew 24 34 about the end times, stressing balanced use of historical criticism and spiritual guidance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
St. Paul
Doctor Says Loeb Mind Improving in Prison
AP reports Dr Walter Martin, prison physician, says Richard Loeb shows clear mental improvement after two years in prison. Loeb, once doubted to last five years, is described as an errant youth in the yard, working ten hours daily, and in good health in the new facility. Leopold is also well, with potential to write an ornithology book, though publication outside the penitentiary is uncertain.
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Juliet
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Mfe
Bobby Franke
Loeb
Walter Martin
Tocb
Leopard
Mail train raid suspect tied to Saltis gang identified
Chicago report identifies CAP Niel Kramer as one of two bandits who seized $135,000 in a Grand Trunk mail car robbery last Friday. Kramer, linked to the Saltis McKlane beer ring, claimed he slept during the crime while post office inspector Grant Miller confirmed the loot at about $136,000 in denominations from $100 to many twenties.
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Chicago
Cap Niel Kramer
Saltis McKlane
Beer Ruliners
Grand Trunk
Kramer
Polack Joe" Saltis
Frank Afe- Erlane
John J. Jelly
Grant Miller
Post Office
Miler
Doctor of Divinity Exhorts For Good Deeds
A preacher delivers a half hour sermon urging virtue and compassion. The speaker urges being a good Samaritan in one’s own vicinity, aiming to help the sick and needy even with small acts. The narrator reflects on personal urges to improve and do better after the preaching.
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Bas
Sarah Belle
Pernileas
Weather Summary for Eastern New York and New England
Weather outlook shows fair but cooler conditions in northern areas with possible showers and cooler trend in the south Monday and Tuesday. Northern New England expected showers on the coast, then cooler, with southern New England cloudy then clearing to fair by Tuesday. Tropical disturbance in the western Atlantic near 29N 68W moves west-northwest. showers likely to reach Southern New York and Southern New England Monday. Winds shift SW to W and NW near Sandy Hook, with variable speeds and overcast, rain in the north portions.
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New York
New England
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Gentile
Humble Plea For Aid As Needy Wander In County
A distressed speaker laments widespread poverty and lack of clothing, coal, and basic provisions. The narrator condemns grand plans as impractical, noting relatives deplete the remaining funds at stores while the poor suffer before the harsh realities of life.
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Milford
Fatrheta
Wember Avticit Bureau of Circulation
Prohibition Enforcement
Treasury Department
Lady Astors
Roek
Inele Fam
Rocynic
Nord
Harry J. Platt
Congress
Platt
Merritt
Jacob Leipziger
Fred B. McKinney
Waterbury
William E. Thoms
Thoms
Earler
Terrence Carmody
Democratic Party
Newton D.baker
Washington
Wison
Wilson
Lansing
Frank I. Polk
State Department
War Baker
Baker
Taker
Cleveland
Str
Colonel House
Sodia
Bainbridge Colby
Polk
Rlor
The
Maxson Foxhall Judell
Felke
Felka
Louise E. Gray
Tom Crray
Gray
Gordon Goldsmith
Helene A. Gould
Arthur JT
Sarnot
Hugh A. Moore
H. A.M
Leopold B. Fried
Don Tt. Young
D. R Atning Ferguson
May Stark
Charles A. Rayburn
Estelle
Grimm
North
T. LE
Wallace
Bayliss
Powers
Eleanor Brower
Dean Greenshaly
Des
Anas
Yong
Marjorie
Gardner
Clarence
Marjerle
Macie
Mias Gites
Vaughn
Margie
Waldo Ostrom
Krazy Kollege
Miss le Yasque
Belle le Yasque
Krazy
Thisty
Eppy
Eppr
Frederck Curtiss
BY Anne Campbell
Olio
Vanceoran
K Crane
Wille
Paris
Pierre Curie
Marie
Eiersay
Thoreau
Concorm
DR. 8
Parkes
Cadman
Parkes Cadman
Council of Churches of Christ
Ameritas
Ape
Tania
Brookline
Mass
Weyl
Aviet Hussian
Jesus
Jerusalem
Auggeatt
Alro
Walt Mason
New Haven Weather Bureau
Daily Almanac
Bar
Atlanta
Atlantic City
New Orleans
Norfolk
Middlebrook
San Beta
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