Bridgeport Telegram Estdishad 1831 Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram Estdishad 1831 lists subscription rates by mail prepaid at 7.30 per year and 2k per month with weekly options. The paper is published daily except Sunday from 140 Middle St Bridgeport Connecticut and notesTelephone Barnum 6100 exchanges connect all departments. The notice credits the Associated Press and the publication offices and mailing details.
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Fragmented Editorial Notes Snapshot Of Curious Clippings
A collage of quirky lines and headlines from an old crime and society page. It features stray phrases about romance bohemian anecdotes and headlines like Alleged Booze Seller Caught and Why Men Leave Home. The noisy mix includes misquoted yesteryear chatter and social headlines with no single cohesive story.
Weather Synopsis for South New England and Adjacent Coast
The forecast notes fair conditions for South New England and East New York on Tuesday with unsettled, cooler weather by Wednesday. Moderate easterly winds are expected from Sandy Hook to Hatteras, with daylight saving time noted and a general mid Atlantic to New England pressure pattern.
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A Good Loser and a Good Citizen in Politics
In a Massachusetts senatorial primary race Joseph Walker offers a candid, principled letter to Senator Lodge refusing perfunctory congratulations. He states he opposed Lodge not personally but on policies, pledges to continue advocating liberal ideals, and extends best wishes for Lodge’s health while committing to the movement's future.
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Commonwealth of the Nation
Elephant Khartoum’s rage at Bronx Zoo crowds
The big Bronx Zoo elephant Khartoum reportedly retaliated when pebbles were tossed for peanuts, tearing a iron bar from his quarters, injuring a spectator, and prompting calls for keepers to restrain him. The piece questions human restraint and dignity, highlighting captivity and provocation.
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Religious Massacres and Christian Persecution by Turks
A critical analysis argues that massacres of Christians in Turkish territory are a religious policy, not mere cruelty or war. The piece contends that powerful Christian nations remain passive due to home and foreign policy complexities while such atrocities unfold, contrasting with their response to other crises like the Boxer rebellion.
Debt and despair by the Great White Way’s debts
A distressed narrator laments debt chasing him through winter and summer, pursued by sheriffs creditors and a growing parade of pursuers from butcher to baker and mortician. A pastor warns that reckless spending leads to disaster as bills mount and every mercy drains away.
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Global hypocrisy cited over church protections abroad
Commentary argues that while Christians face persecution in China, Armenia remains neglected by world leaders. It labels modern statesmanship as hollow and distant, noting the gap between rhetoric and action in protecting faith communities at home and abroad.
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Governor Allen’s Court Proves Effective In Kansas Labor Aids
Governor Henry J. Allen’s Industrial Court in Kansas has issued 43 decisions with 43 accepted without appeal. The court resolved wage conflicts for rail carmen and other miners, adjusting living costs and wages, and demonstrated a peaceful model for handling major economic disputes.
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Engagement of ex Kaiser Looms in Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin despatch reports a likely official announcement of former Emperor William II engagement to Princess Hermining of Reuss. Claims William may wed the widow of Prince Johann of Schaumbents-Carelach amid party nominations and regional political cheers in Bristol Shropshire.
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Gabb Renominated at Hartford Convention
Gearse H. Gabb of Bloomfield was unanimously renominated for Hartford County Sheriff at the Democratic County Convention held in Parnan Phalins hall. United States Commissioner F J Corbet presided and nominations speech was by Corporacian Counsel Richard P Butler, with ex mayor Joseph Bulto-
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Injured Man and Boy Treated After Street Incidents
Ignatz Tenizky, 42, of 409 Spruge Street, fell on the South Avenue sidewalk, suffering a laceration. He was taken to Hillside Home for observation after initial care at the Emergency Hospital. Frank Dorlan, 15, of 370 Centar Streets, was bitten by a dog and received cauterization treatment and minor injuries at the Emergency Hospital.
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Sneezing Textbook Satire and Odd Facts Report
A spoofed passage decries a school syllabus on sneezing and eludes into assorted oddities. It mentions a winter coal shortage, a deep sea diver’s record at 121 feet, seaweed as food for Chileans, the Niles canal length at 4,100 miles, and Nebraska potash mines.
The Billy Patterson Mystery Revisited and Questions
A long puzzling tale describes Billy Patterson as the target of a college prank in England, with a fake execution and a mystery around his fate. Other entries quiz Bow bells Cockneys, bar sinister, the English stone weight, and details on the Black Sea, itch causes, and homogenized dairy processes.
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London
To You Billy Johnston The Dean Of Tennis Science
A boisterous tribute praising Billy Johnston for power and speed on the tennis court. The speaker lauds his forehand, serving nerve and energy, calling him a bully little sportsman and a terror at the net, with vivid, affectionate language.
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Overcrowded Schools Prompt Calls for More Money
A visiting school board member criticized the city for funding shortages that leave classes overcrowded and teachers overworked. Parents and officials pressed for smaller classes to restore individual attention, health, and discipline, warning of long-term costs to American children. The council promised to seek additional funds at the next meeting.
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Kidney Toxemia Warns of Urgent Care and Home Remedies
Dr Royal S Copeland explains uraemic poisoning, its signs like headaches dizziness and vision changes, and the need for prompt medical treatment. He advises cooling, hydration, steam therapy, and careful cleansing while awaiting a physician, and invites readers to submit questions for his column.
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Answers to Questions A DATLY READER Q Do you
The text is garbled and offers little clear information. It appears as a damaged excerpt with missing words and unclear context. No definite persons, places, or events can be identified.
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Miss Helen Moore Runs Oil Chain Along Coast
Seattle report profiles Miss Helen Moore who established a chain of oil and gasoline stations on the Pacific coast. She notes a woman can run the business as well as a man, sourcing supplies directly and growing her trade with staff support.
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Concrete tips for home building and repairs guide
A Washington Information Bureau booklet promises practical guidance on using concrete for driveways paths doors and foundations. It notes steps from mixing to placement and offers to mail a coupon with postage to obtain the booklet for home projects.
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