Bridgeport Telegram Publisher Notice and Contact Info
The Bridgeport Telegram advertises classified rates and bulletin services with subscription details, office address at 140 Buddle Street Bridgeport Conn, phone number Barnum 6100, and daily publication excluding Sunday. It notes Associated Press membership and bureau circulation verification.
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A Line and Cheer Rest Trust in a Man
A fragmentary verse line expresses trust in a man once held as worthy but now doubts arise about his character. The speaker reflects on trust, reward, and the hope to prove the value placed in him despite dimmed faith.
Editorial Notes on Reform and Social Trends
An untidy editorial collage notes reform talk and social myths. It mentions taxes on farms, cotton prices, wool suit fashion, drivers’ incomes, rent districts, and marriage markets. It touches on unemployment conferences, parental discipline, and a Chicago case, with satirical quips about reformers and kissing on movies.
Fishpond Only Bathtub for French Presidents
Paris reports a long running mystery at Rambouillet on why French presidents avoided baths in the palace. It notes past rulers like Henri IV and Raymond Poincare used cramped facilities, spurring plumbing work at the summer residence and rumors of secret fishpond visits by historic leaders.
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Desphanel
Rambouille
France
Ailerand
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Zlysee
S Milleriand
Rembouillet Palace
Correct English Daily Quiz for Pronunciations and Terms
Answers to Wednesday's Queries cover pronunciation of Slough and skin term for serpent, verb usage, and differences between Scissors and Shears. It notes Simon Pure origin in an old comedy and discusses preferred terms between this country and England, with a note on United States usage and Preparedness.
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Scissera
Poeta Keate
England
Simon
Simon Pure
United States
Night fighting tests to prove air superiority over battleship Alabama
Airmen plan night and day trials to demonstrate aircraft dominance by targeting the battleship Alabama. They will use gas bombs high explosives and smoke to obscure positions while parachute flares help locate the ship. The tests aim to disrupt fire control communications and crew nerves to destroy vessel efficiency without sinking it.
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Alabama
Congress Opens Session Faces Tax and Treaty Battles
Congress will resume work on tax and tariff legislation and a Senate vote on ratifying the German treaty. Opposition to the Versailles accord grows, led by Senator Borah who calls the treaty worse than the League of Nations pact. The irreconcilables warn the fight may mirror past battles in the Senate.
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Senate
Germany
Borah
President Harding's disarmament proposals outlined
President Harding submits definite proposals for the disarmament conference. The questions cover a wide range likely to be debated, but mark a clear beginning. He reveals the topics he believes nations should settle and foundations for an international association.
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Harding
Association of Nations
Common Sense Pushes Peace Talks In Irish Situation
The article argues that despite factional tensions and misunderstandings in Ireland, common sense may prevail. It notes De Vadera’s actions clearing the air, hopeful progress toward a peace conference, and ongoing notes between groups suggesting a peaceful settlement is imminent. It envisions a future where international disputes are settled calmly through common sense.
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de Vadera
The Church and Sensationalism Debate
The public disapproves sensational church methods led by Dr. Joan R. Straton of Calvary Baptist Church New York. People seek religious truth and consolation, not vaudeville pulpit theatrics, and demand sane, constructive teaching over sensational ranting.
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Joan R. Straton
Calvary Baptist Church of
New York
Fogeves
The Slave Market in New York Is Stopped
New York declares no slave market in the city and ends Mr. Zero's Boston style show at Bryant Park. A Get-together campaign aims to unite idle labor with idle machinery to boost work and industry, advocating common sense over sensationalism to solve unemployment.
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New York
Zero
Boston
Bryant Park
U S Chemists Salvage Waste From Grape Juice Industry
U S chemists report recovering valuable byproducts from grape juice waste. Grape stems, skins, and seeds yield oil, jelly, and tirant products through expeller, vacuum, and pressing methods. Processed materials include cream of tartar and soap ingredients, with significant oil recovered from byproducts of 1400 tons of seed.
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U.S
Mayis
Bureau of Plant Industry
Sean
Better Days Under Ills and Dope in Past Trials
A fragmented reminiscence recalls harsh therapies and substances used in past years. It contrasts grim remedies like caster oil and long caster tests with present drug culture, noting ridicule of old methods and a shift to stronger, dangerous "dope" that dulls emotions and weakens the heart.
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Caliéren
Hitler
Barriers Strong by Ruby M Ayres
Louise Buchanan pursues a confrontation with Rosa Desmond at a seaside hotel amid talk of Roger Buchanan’s infidelity. Cecilie Vanstone and Kathy Vanstone depart by omnibus while Philip and Roger face an uneasy future, as Louise presses for a secret settlement and Rosa hints at a new romantic entanglement.
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Kathy
Cecelie
Roger
Cecilie Vaval
Philip
Rabine
Tome
Prmp
Teddie
Miss Smee
Toged
Philp
Miss Vanstone
Mrse Vanstone
Buchanan
Stig
Louise Buchangi
Cecelie Sue
Roger Kimeesis
Roger Buchanan
Louise
Miss Desmond
Tunusse
Import Buchanan
Rosa Desmond
Philin
Rose Desmond
Brenton Braley Poem Reflects On Struggle And Inequality
A fragmented OCR piece presents lines from a poem by Berton Braley about toil and economic tension. The speaker laments debt and wages, voices fatigue, and contrasts personal hardship with national progress, ending with a cautious hope for the country’s future.
ASK QUESTIONS FROM THE TELEGRAM BUREAU
Reader notice invites questions to The Telegram Information Bureau Frederic J Bastin Washington DC for information only. It states bureau cannot give advice on bank medical or financial matters and will not resolve domestic troubles or conduct exhaustive research. Include full name and address with two cents for postage.
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Telegram Information Bureau
Frederic J. Bastin
Washington, D C
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Differences between graham and whole wheat flour explained
An old Q and A column outlines that graham flour is unbolted wheat meal ground from the whole kernel, while whole wheat contains almost the entire kernel minus a portion of bran. It notes graham has higher protein than standard patent flour and touches on various related topics.
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Graham
Feuds and moonshine reshape West Virginia mountain towns
In Logan West Virginia on September 21, the southern coal region of Wyoming Logan Mingo McDowell and Boone counties earned a notorious reputation for bloody feuds and lawlessness. The remote mountains bred self help justice, moonshine clashes with authorities, and early union clashes at Matewan foreshadowed wider violence as state and federal troops eventually intervened.
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West Virginia
Wyoming
Mingo
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Boone Ely
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Montainous
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Materwan
Matewan
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