Answers to Questions Quiz Sheet Highlights
A collage of trivia covering rail centers Chicago New York Boston St Louis and Indianapolis. President Coolidge height about 5 feet 10 inches and weight near 140 pounds. Lincoln Memorial Commission timeline ending May 17 1910. chemical to reveal worms in golf greens involves sublimation or subterranean methods. Spanish language has dialects like Castilian Leonese andAragonese. concrete weights per cubic foot at 103 pounds vs standard 135 140. about 10 million American homes wired for electricity. George Washington residences in New York Cherry Street and Broadway near Bowing Green. record price for a garden plant at $50 000 from Michigan company for a strain developed by Harlow Rockhill.
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Fr. Os
George Washington
E. J. M. Aene
New York
Walter Franklin
Dover Street
Cherry Street
Cherry
Franklin Streets
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Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription prices payable in advance for mail and carrier service. Rates include monthly and weekly options, with publication by The Post Publishing Co. daily except Sunday. Contact at 39 Middle St Bridgeport for circulation details.
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Post Publishing CO
Barnum Brook
Middle St
Bridgeport
Audi
Associated Press
Editorial Notes on Public Figures and Speed Records
An assortment of quips and observations on Mussolini income tax day and public demand for novelty in cinema. Notes touch on Dempsey, Wes, governors, alimony, optimism, and social foibles with a brisk, humorous tone.
Windham Jail Full as Liquor Laws Tighten
Former representative Hyde of Brooklyn laments Windham County jail conditions but observes the facility is now busy with 41 prisoners, 15 jailed in one day for liquor sales. The jail farm workers and kitchen staff keep the institution bustling as the liquor enforcement trend continues.
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General Assembly
Hyde
Brooklyn
Windham County
Slyde
Connecticut
Althoug
Partisa
Republican
Mr. Tyde
Newell Jennings
Connecticut Sign Removals Target Highway Ads
The State Highway department will remove illegal signs along highways in cooperation with the State Police and Motor Vehicle departments. Public Acts restrict advertising signs and forbid depositing papers or advertisements on public highways or private premises.
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Connecticut
State Highway Department
Hartford
Highway Department
State Police Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Highway Advertising Ban Violators Face Fines or Jail
Officials decry persistent highway signs advertising property for sale and other notices as a safety hazard. The long ignored law bans postings on premises and along public highways with penalties up to $50 or six months in jail. Connecticut tolerance for noncompliance has ended.
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Connecticut
Without A Country in the Hal — Nolan and Goldman in exile critique
A literary panorama contrasts Nolan’s Man Without a Country on a battleship with Emma Goldman’s expulsion from Bavaria. The piece argues freedom of speech endures in America, cites Goldman's anti US prophecies, and suggests exile reveals the nation’s imperfect yet tolerable character. The author praises America as a fair stopping point until Mars travel becomes possible.
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Philip Nollan
Edward Everett Hal
Nolan
Dr. Hale
Emma Goldman
Russia
Bolshevists
Goldman
Germany
Miss Goldman
Bavaria
Europe
United States
America
Mars
Weather Update For South New Fingland And Coasts
A mixed outlook shows South New Fingland with showers Friday and Saturday cloudy and unsettled with moderate temperatures. North Sandy Hook reports southeasterly winds, overcast and showery conditions Friday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras notes a mild southerly flow with showery conditions. The disturbance moved from Missouri toward Ohio, then into the Great Lakes and Gulf states, bringing rising temperatures and unsettled, shower-filled weather through New England and New York with possible thunderstorms as the system nears.
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New Fingland
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
New England
Mississippi Valley
West Gulf States
Arizona
Rocky Mountain Region
Northern Plain States
New York
The Sulky One Walt Mason Film Sketch
A distorted verse highlights a sulky man who vents in rage and curses, prompting fear and panic among peers. After his outbursts subside he shows meekness, while those around him waver between sympathy and scorn. The piece notes neighbors and workers wishing relief and dresses the man in derision yet lingering respect.
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Cage
Letters to the Editor on crossroad closures and hydraulic plans
Easton and Trumbull presidents oppose closing Tashua road due to Bridgeport Hydraulic Co plans to canal and reservoir. They note past road sacrifices to aid Bridgeport and question pollution risks and need for a subway, urging public view while defending community help and opposing long canal works near reservoirs.
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Easton Cross Roads
Easton
Trumbull
Tashua
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Hydraulic Co
Tirohmer Road
Bridgeport
Nuit Sunee
Hemlocks Reservoir
Sis
Heen
Uwvo
New Town
Jerome Nicha
Upper
Dower Stepney
Easton Property Owners Urge Road Access for Lake View
Bridgeport residents invited to inspect road conditions and lake water by driving to the site. If the road remains open the public may view the area. closure would deny this privilege. Notes from Easton property owners urging access.
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Bridgeport
Easton Property Owners
Bids Called for New War ren Harding High School
Bids were invited by the Board of Education for the new Warren Harding High School at Boston and Central avenues. Submissions due by 4 p.m. October 18. Requests cover general work, plumbing, drainage and gas fitting, heating and electrical work, with bids possibly covering one or more items and accompanied by a one third bid security.
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Warren Harding High School
Boston
Central Avenues
Board of Education
The Boys Are Home From Camp Again Song
A nostalgic homecoming poem celebrating boys returning from camp. It notes their cheerful, tanned appearances and joyful energy filling the house with noise and affectionate receptions from a mother figure. The verse emphasizes the warmth of household reunion and the children’s lively fondness.
Lawsuit Targets Local Grocer for 3000 Damages
Austin Michota & Company of New York sue Nahahn Devorken treasurer of the Great Northern Pacific Grocery store in this city for 3000. The complaint states the plaintiff planned to sue the store but accepted Devorken's guarantee note for 3000 to cover the debt, which remains unpaid.
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Nahahn HB. Devorken
Great Northern Pacific Grocery
Austin, Michota & Company
New Yor
Thei
Jan
Ingr
Devorken
Guide Post reflections on life as a journey and growth
Henry Van Dyke writes that life is movement toward an unseen goal. Each day alters character, even if unchanged, and every choice moves us forward or backward. Are you closer to your port today than yesterday, given you sail the sea of life without pause until arrival?
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Troud Sey
Secur
Ore Childeike
Phil
Ryan
Tim
Lin
Corey
Mme Cunnie Aorean
Wilsie
Wight Coust
Vanity
Tony
Conversations at the Elmwood Inn About Cal Coolidge
Local patrons at the Hadley inn recount long memories of Cal Coolidge. They discuss his religious leanings and Irish support, recalling the Northampton area’s affection and the bar’s whispered tales. The talk touches on Prohibition era matters and political loyalties in a casual, oral history mood.
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Warrell
Farrell
Elmwood Inn
Hadley
Charles 1
Kingland
Secrat
Cal Coolidge
Blurwood Inn
Cal
Pilm
Northampton
Springfield
What Readers Say About Boys Books in a Library
A fragmentary debate on boys fiction, serialized adventure tales, and the value of wholesome reading. Readers discuss Crusoe style stories, modern thrillers, and the role of librarians in guiding youth taste, weighing purity against excitement.
Health tips for vacation health and diet guidance
Article provides advice from Dr. R. S. Copeland on child health during summer vacations. Emphasizes regular sleep in separate beds, meals at regular hours, and wholesome fresh foods. Recommends midday heavy meals and light suppers, warns against overindulgence, and suggests exercise and sun exposure. Includes Q&A on meat intake, bad breath, height, hair washing, and how to send questions to Dr. Copeland.
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Perio
Question on eyelash growth ointments and mercury oxide law
A daily reader asks which promotes eyelash growth. The answer states yellow oxide of mercury ointment at 1 percent concentration, 4 grams, is better for promoting eyelash growth than the alternative gageline.
Death of John W. Eppes in Chesterfield County Virginia
One hundred years ago the National Intelligencer reports the death of John W. Eppes at his seat in Chesterfield County Virginia. Age about, he had long suffered indisposition that kept him from public life. Eppes, once a leading figure in Embargo and War times, served the United States House and later the Senate. He is survived by a wife, daughter of Thomas Jefferson, and several children.
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Chesterfi County
Virginia
John W. Eppes
Hay
Mippes
House of Representatives
United States
Recene
Thomas Jefferson
Nanda
Willie Jonen
Carolina
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