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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1920
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR from The Bridgeport Telegram page shows partial references to subscription rates advertising and staff, with scattered names and locations. The text mentions New York, Barnum and associates, and various departments, but many words are garbled.
A damaged OCR line hints at a fragmented poem or note with odd phrases about use and value. The readable portions mention labor, joy, and a sense of critique, but most content is garbled and unclear. The item resembles a stray verse fragment or moral couplet with no clear author or date.
A garbled editorial fragment discusses Chicago divorce statistics, political rhetoric, and social issues. It references Roosevelt, safety, prices, sugar, coal, and a judicial or juror theme amid incoherent phrases, suggesting a broad, unsettled public discourse of the era.
Fragmentary text mentions MrsStack in a group and well known men linked to education. References to Hacklite cine ry cheap ir and pricing, with unclear context. Notes about rates being higher and seating, leaving many details unreadable.
In Real America the author surveys laboring farmers in the Northwest, noting library contents and reader discussions on Bolshevism and social credit. He observes attire and manners, comments on drift from constitutional standards, and questions whether the scene reflects true America or a limited slice of it.
The article cites the Massachusetts ornithologist and Vermont case where citizens fed birds during a storm to prevent bird deaths and stresses conservation. It warns cities lack farming roles and urges public cooperation to safeguard nature sources for food, clothing, and essentials amid rising costs.
Senator Hiram Johnson has opened a campaign for Warren Harding. He asserts Harding opposes the League of Nations, dismissing Wilson's reservations. The piece questions other GOP leaders and asks which stance will define the party as the event looms.
A New York financial review notes policy aimed at landlords faces fines and penalties while rents rise and housing shortages grow. Experts advise expanding housing supply as the cure, citing higher costs for materials and labor and Dominion loans to support building.
In a controversial ruling, Professor Ayamuna Valeteia receives an 18 year prison term in Spain for criticizing the monarchy. The report notes government suppression of dissent and references the broader discredited Rapshirg family in a faltering stand against repression.
Washington special recounts the 1840 Whig surge for Harrison and Tyler. A Hallelujah chorus of victory unfolds as crowds hear campaign songs, stump speeches, and abolitionist tensions. The piece notes the era’s novelty of direct appeals and media-driven political fervor.
Walt Mason muses on rising early to roam quiet streets while neighbors sleep and sleep in. He notes the tension between his wakeful habits and others rest, yet sees the shared city life as a gem when not disturbing each other.
Bridgeport notes recount a lively era with references to the Siamdard column, court actions, a late evening concert at Edgewood Hall, and local arrivals. Reports mention cars, a public temperance meeting, a misused watch case, and community events across Bridgeport and surrounding towns.
A sprawling OCR filled with questions and answers on baseball rules, poetry lines, weather, textile manufacture, X ray discovery, agriculture, religious observances, and era trivia. It mentions J Haskin as director, references Captain Wheeler Wilcox, Columbian half dollar value, and various dates, but details are fragmentary and scattered across topics.
In Rome Florence and Ravenna plans for 1971 commemorations of Dante Alighieri stir debate. Deputy Sam Bonelli seeks 12 million lire for features and celebrations while Education Minister Benedetto Croce opposes state funding and favors a low profile tribute.
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