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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
8
A fragment notes a young lieutenant cutting in to pair with the prettiest girl as the Prince’s partner is taken away but reclaimed, ending with a witty line.
A famous actress describes juggling daytime college studies with evening acting, revealing the demanding yet pivotal two year period that shaped her rise to top status on the troupe and stage. The interview offers a rare glimpse into the actress's disciplined path and the personal challenges she faced.
A curious note describes a dime showing the Lord's Prayer five times. The short item questions the feat and mentions a man and a picture, with references to a June issue and a home journal.
A guide promoting a $15,000 farm bought for $1500 with municipal backing, expert farming advice, and a home built by an architect. The plan includes electricity, running water, and sewer services. The June Lapiss Home Journal details the practical, countrywide approach.
The article describes a plan claimed to solve the high price problem and reduce living costs for every family. It suggests millions of family heads already participate, citing a June Sapres home journal article titled The Idea That 28 Men Started.
A wartime tribute to a 16 year old nicknamed Scotty who felled 38 Huns with a machine gun before being killed by a sniper. The piece praises his skill and memory, noting a full color painting in Ladies Home Journal memorializing him.
A June Lapigs Home Journal item recalls Mr. Hoover’s quip about bread prices and a bakery’s bold reply. The firm warned profits would flood in if bread rose to such levels, illustrating a sharp business reaction to political chatter.
A London request to locate a woman with no known name, city, or appearance led to a remarkable Secret Service effort. The June Sapres Home Journal reports the step by step success of this astonishing detective story.
An article explains a practical plan by thousands of women to ease the high cost of living. It promises real results, with no speculation or theory, and claims to sweep the country. The piece chronicles how this collective effort began with a noted incident of 28 men.
The text discusses Elsie Ferguson selecting from summer dresses in New York shops and providing pictures in June Lapres' Hox Journal. It suggests she could choose a dress for you, noting her impeccable taste and status as a well dressed stage woman.
A June Laings’ Happier Houk Journal recounts a tale titled A Borrowed Son about a Frenchwoman’s pledge to protect, the homesick lads who kept faith, and the moral pull of loyalty as world war memories unfold in tender reportage.
A reader recalls the June Lapses Home JourNAL entries describing a postal card with 500 words written by hand. The piece reflects on the challenge of fitting lengthy text onto a small card and notes how the author expands the format to 3000, 4700, and even 12 191 words.
A vivid full color painting captures Pope Benedict greeting President Wilson in a Vatican hall. Swiss Guards in Renaissance costumes surround them. The image is part of six color pictures in June Lapres HomE JOURNAL.
A vivid claim describes a method arriving with childbirth that lasts a week and costs nothing. Millions of women report it as a real, usable solution to inflated prices. The June Sapres Home Journal features the article, asserting communities can start this remedy now, and its value is highlighted for readers.
In the world’s northernmost village, thousands of acres are covered with buttercups heather bluebells and rhododendrons. Pigeons trout and birds abound while temperatures reach 12 degrees from the North Pole. Photographs and facts in the June Lapress’ Home Journal support the claim that the flowers have no odor.
Community kitchens are spreading nationwide with demand rising. The June Ledger shares simple steps for families and agents to begin a kitchen, highlighting practical guidance and local adoption in many communities.
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