Bridgeport Telegram readership and pricing notice
The Bridgeport Telegram page lists subscription rates and routing details for print editions including Port and Sunday Post options. It notes open daily publication, except Sunday, with advertising representatives and a standard address in Bridgeport Connecticut. It features a poetry column by John Kendrick Bangs and a brief comic or verse titled The Port Etersal about ships and distant meetings at sea.
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Sonthe
LA. Stein
Mistrono Ten ‘Torar
Rom Fark
Ohan Glass
Gus Blas
Feyleazo
Post Publishing CO
Middle Street
Bridgonert
Conn
Audit Bureau of Glirsatatian
Associated Press
John Kendrick Bangs
Fragmented Editorial Notes and Society Snippets
A jumble of editorial quips and social remarks covers politics in the third district, daylight saving time, fashion views, and humor. It notes women urged to vote, dress trends, transportation, and minor notes on sports and international affairs, with scattered dates and place references.
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Lewell Sherman
Miners Union Head to face court in Kansas field dispute
Alexander Howat, president of the Miners Union, declares he will not post bond to cease strikes in the Kansas field. He is to appear in court in Coltwu on September 50, as set by a local date. Separately in Lambeth, magistrate Halkett explains American punishment practices for theft. In Cape Town, Alfred Gardiner, jailed for nine drink-related offenses, receives a 30 day sentence.
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Pittsburgh
Kan
Dra
Alexander Howat
Miners Union
Bond
Kansas
Coltwu
London
Upildree
Arty Children’s Court
Lambeth Town Hall
Brixton
Hey “Halkett
Correct English A Delly Quiz On Pronunciation And Spelling
A reader asks about pronunciation and spelling rules for difficult terms. Questions cover how to pronounce Meraontalse pro nounced, capitalsinty the ye Hearen sid Heli, and meanings of letters in words. Also queries on Pergola pro and usage of inquires as a verb, plus request for better terms than Ageiculturetist and other etymology notes.
Debated Soldier Compensation and Senate Absences
An American Legion Weekly argument defends adjusted soldier compensation, noting huge Treasury certificate sales after Congress tabled the bill and questioning why funding soldiers was blocked. It criticizes delinquent senators for absence during critical session days, urging public pressure to fulfill their duties.
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Congress
American Legion Weekly
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Mellon
Vanitas
Eine
Flurrisen
Harding
Legislative Hall
Crowded Colleges Show Demand for Higher Education
A surge in college enrollments is foreseen as many schools report being unable to admit all applicants. Despite hard times and scarce funds, the piece argues that determined youths and sacrificing families will secure a college education, praising perseverance and growing value of higher learning.
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America
Cpecify
Ali
Divorce Filial Kissing Over Phone Provokes Split
Chicago coal dealer Peter Nu Weber obtained a divorce after his wife kissed another man by telephone. The quirky case notes how such telephone romance can end marriages, with the judge citing attempts at pretense and fantasy as the cause.
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Peter Nu Weber
Chicago
Mrs.Weber
Reducing prices and a tax on hotel rates debate
A discussion notes lower consumer prices as a sales stimulus in Atlantic City with five cent ice cream trials. It adds hotels could face a 20 percent tax on room rates above five dollars per person, predicting guests bear the cost. A New York straw vote on prohibition shows 93,720 favor light wines and beers, but observers doubt its weight and call for broader canvassing of housewives.
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Atlantic City
Senate Finance Committee
National Liberal Alliance
New York
X Ray Cure Sought To Make Pork Safe To Eat
Experts plan X ray based cure for pork infection caused by Trichinae. Early tests show X rays can damage larvae. researchers aim to use controlled dosages as a preventive measure in plants if further experiments succeed.
Two Friends in London Seek Comfort After Love’s Break
Kathy and Cecelie, two orphans sharing a Brixton lodging, face heartbreak after Cecelie’s passionate memories of Roger Buchanan surge as they travel to Bath and return to Mrs Wrigley’s. Cecelie collapses from stress, while Kathy wrestles with fear and longing for Buchanan miles away along the sea.
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Butshy
Atv
Falmouth
Roger Buchanan
Hia
Kathy
Buchanan
Bia
Paddington
L ‘Ast
Cacelie
Kethy
Tondo
Wathy
Ceegl
Cecelia
Wailey
Buchanain
Mra. Wrigley
Newspale
Kachy
Jon
Meenlin
Kkathy
Cecelie
Miss Smee
London
Wrigley's
Brixton
Cecetle
Yorcantic
Arcady Memory of Lost Love and Wonderland
Fragmented verse recalls Arcady memories and a lost love. The speaker yearns for a past foray with a sweetheart, remembering flowing aisles and tender spells. Time elapses yet longing remains, as distant paths and magic mingle with smiles and tears.
Nightly Vigil in Quiet Life Village
A fragmented late night scene describes residents resting as trouble stirs outside. The piece mentions mislaid gossip and implied crime as dawn nears, with references to a curfew and dangers encountered while sleeping.
Desertion Claim Filed After Wedding in Norwalk
Mildred pletohinsan Eaerity of Norwalk sues for divorce alleging desertion and cessation of cohabitation one month after the wedding on November 7. The defendant’s answer is due. court orders held and permission to resume proceedings granted.
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Aves
Mildred Pletohinsan
Norwalk
Iby
Martin
Weads Catholic Charities Leader Elected at Conference
Rev Thomas Z Shehan of Milwaukee leads Catholic Charities after being elected president of the patr ional conference at the conference session in Newserviele Washington BD C. The meeting adjourned with predictions of future progress. the charter documents will be distributed and colors prepared under electrical current action.
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Thomas Z. Shehan
Milwaukee. Wis
Washington
BD. C
Patrionel
Chemr
Telegrim Information Bureau Q and A Snippet
A historical Q and A excerpt shows the Telegrim Information Bureau offering readers brief answers to questions. It covers baseball pitching records, insect sounds, window glazing methods, and authorship of Ecclesiastes, with responses noting Eben Faber’s record, a term for insect sounds, a window harm technique, and Solomon not authoring Ecclesiastes.
Plan to Save $1000 Through Monthly Deposits at Banks
A new savings plan announced by American Frank and Trust Company and Commercial Bank proposes depositing $15.08 monthly for 60 months at 4 percent compounded. With a small extra premium via Travelers Insurance, the scheme aims to secure a $1,000 lump sum for depositors at older ages, backed by a growing club membership.
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American Frank and Trust Company
Commercial Bank 2Nd Trust Company
Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford
Gadition
Treasure caves found in crater of dead volcano
Honolulu Sept 24 Emil A Berndt a Honolulu businessman says a weapon storehouse was found in the extinct Haleakala crater where Maui natives once stored arms before Kamehameha the Great. Thirty two others know of the discovery and a national park superintendent is needed to protect the treasure. The site allegedly holds stone fates, shot stones, spear heads and ancient war implements.
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Honolulu
Heteakala
Maui
Mawali
Emil A. Berndt
Cirty
Hawaii National Park
Kamehameha the Great
Kingdom of
Hawaii
Bernét
Sedlak Boy Death Probed by Coroner
Coroner John J. Phelan heard witnesses in the near-fatal death of three year old Joseph Sedlak of 143 Prince St who was struck by an automobile driven by Walter S. Brandwein of 252 Willow St Waterbury on Thursday night. Brandwein’s case was continued for one week in city court and he remains jailed on a manslaughter charge with bond set at $1,000.
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John J. Phelan
Joseph Sedlak
Prince St
Walter S. Brandwein
Willow Street
Waterbury
Branswein
Oil pollution endangers birds and fish along the coast
A report warns crude petroleum and waste oil from burning ships are killing mackerel and herrings and poisoning sea birds along the coast near Portsmouth. British authorities prohibit waste oil from warships within three miles, but broader rules are urged to curb widespread pollution by oil-burning vessels.
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Portsmouth
Ereunille Marine
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