Bridgeport Telegram Publication Notice and Local News Note
Fragmented OCR text shows Bridgeport Telegram printing details, association credits, and address. Mentions Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn and Associated Press credit. Modern specifics unreadable but indicates daily publication with Sunday off and local news republishing rights.
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A LINE 0 CHEER By John Kendrick Bangs
A poem fragment by John Kendrick Bangs reflects on flowers fields rivers and warm memories amid winter. It muses on mother love faith hope charity and the fragility of order in a cold world.
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Morning Editorial Notes Mixed Bag of Quips and Quirks
Editorial notes poke fun at the world series hype and old memories of grapes while lampooning secrecy in the Ku Klux Klan and political crashes in Bridgeport. The piece muses on forgotten registrations, New York elections, and public scandals with tongue in cheek references to DeValera, Stillman, and Tammany’s campaign tone.
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Connecticut Sees High Rank in Thrift State Study
A report by John J. Pullen of Emigrant National Savings Bank ranks New England states on savings accounts per population. Massachusetts leads with about 2.59 million accounts for 1.0 population, while Connecticut nears that level, and New Hampshire trails closely as the drive to double savings gains momentum across the ten states covered.
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Correct English A Daily Quiz on Boudoir Pronunciation
A column examines the pronunciation of boudoir and related phrases, noting errors in sentence structure and the use of a general adjective. It discusses the misplacement of accent and the origin of terms like consensus, explaining educational language and university power.
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Safety First Campaign Lacking Permanence In Bridgeport
A long critique argues that recurring safety drives fail to reduce accidents. It urges a lasting, year round program with a real safeguard. The piece questions pedestrian blame and calls for accountability for reckless drivers, suggesting jail imagery to deter risky driving.
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Unemployment Conference Opens With Broad Aims and Ambiguity
President Harding opened the Washington Unemployment Conference with broad assurances that if Americans go to work, unemployment can end. He warned that simply urging work won’t create jobs, and asked for concrete, specific answers on where to work and at what wage.
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Against Ratification of German Austrian Hungarian Treaties
Senator Borah and irreconcilables oppose the treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary fearing entanglements in Europe. The piece argues isolation is past and urges accepting responsibilities from World War participation, including Reparations Commission work and Versailles obligations, seeking only duties with legitimate benefits.
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Problems get smaller when debt is discussed
The writer minimizes the U S national debt of 24 billion dollars by noting the annual per person interest is 8.65. Comparing other nations like Austria France Germany England the piece argues Europe can recover financially with prudent leadership and effort under a united flag.
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Power and Death: The Vyander Machine's Electric Spark
A New York incident with a refrigerating machine blast releases ammonia fumes, knocking 69 unconscious. The piece praises Steinmetz for imprisoning dangerous power, discussing electricity, fire, gas, and chemicals as controllable forces and marveling at long-distance electrical effects.
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Climate and people built Los Angeles, says prominent resident
A prominent Los Angeles man argues that climate, not movies, drove the city's growth and that oil, autos, or other factors could equally claim influence. He asserts population will reach about 1,900,000 and Los Angeles may become the nation's third largest city, stressing that its real strength lies in its people.
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France’s Premier Reaffirms Disarmament Conference Stance
Briand of France declares he plans to attend the disarmament conference despite opposition in Parliament. His position may counter the view that France is not committed to the conference and remains aimed at a military policy despite international agreements.
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Wolf warns of winter danger and thrift
Narrator explains how harsher winters drive people to save more while the Treasury Department notes a $270 average saving. The piece emphasizes American prosperity can dull vigilance and urges prudent budgeting to endure tough times.
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Cecelia and Kathy discuss revenge and love as Cecelia resists forgiving Templeton Vanstone. He visits Cecelia after years, seeking reconciliation, while Cecelia battles anger and memory of her vanished mother. The scene hints at wealth, social rise, and complicated family ties.
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Reluctant Escort Recalled In A Fortnight Of Tips
A bustling scene unfolds as a visiting patron exits, leaving generous tips over the past two weeks. Abs and Kathy exchange quips about the driver and two attendants as the visitor departs in a car, while the woman prepares to continue once more.
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Tahitians Fall into Gambling Ways Reported
From Papeete Tahiti and New Haven Sept 26 reports describe gambling wheel of fortune tar get shooting and movies shifting native fete days in the South Seas colony. New Haven hospital festival funds radium purchase valued at 13 060 for cancer treatment linked to France.
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Revival of Picture Native Customs Festival
The festival has become perfunctory with singing and progressing contests. Only local districts participate, and events run for a single day. The remaining days resemble an American county fair with broad entertainment and activities.
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Netherlands Princess Begins First Sea Trip
In The Hague on September 20 the young Princess Tuliana shared a sea voyage with her mother Queen Wilhelmina as they embarked on a two week journey to northern Norway. Jett Holland joined for the maiden voyage, marking a notable royal maritime excursion.
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Scientists Wage War on Japanese Beetle Menace
Researchers report the Japanese beetle has spread across New Jersey and Pennsylvania and is among the nation’s largest eradication projects. The insect spends most of its life underground and feeds on many plants. The Bureau of Entomology catalogs 117 destroyed plants and relies on hand collection, netting, fuel fires, and 600 gallon cyanide sprays to curb a generation of grubs. Clearing roadsides and natural predators like poultry are employed to combat the pest.
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Remembering a War and a Once Glorious Time
A reflective plea urges recalling a past war when soldiers fought to save the world. The piece laments modern focus on stocks and bonds and money, warning that national sacrifice and unity have faded, urging a return to a more vigilant, united stance.
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Busy Day Speech Warns Of Speeding Perils In Verse
Poet Walt Mason ribbed a crash scene and the dangers of racing as he describes a faulty vision and a wrecked car. The piece notes a broken collarbone and lost ears, with grim humor on speed records and the toll on drivers, passengers, and vehicles alike.
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Question column answers from The Telegram Information Bureau
A jumble of Q and A items covers hair care, athlete heights, Brooklyn Bridge wire, printing in the New World, sponge biology, quotation sources, and private soldier pay. It presents a series of concise answers and historical notes attributed to The Telegram Information Bureau, Frederick J. Haskin, Director, Washington. D.C.
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Readers vent over straw votes on liquor in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport reader argues that straw polls on light wines and beer are meaningless when conducted in bars and advocate for a real election. The letter defends independence while noting Prohibition remains law under the Volstead Act, urging Congress to alter or repeal it.
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Different Experience for Paris Bus Passengers
A chaotic snapshot describes Paris bus service with first come, first served lines. Passengers tear numbered slips from a post machine. only one ticket issued at a time, and arrivals follow numeric order at each stop.
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