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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
13
Ruth Morgan's characters Ann and Phil share a tense farewell aboard a boat and at a train station. The scene blends emotion and humor as Phil promises to return while Ann hints at unresolved matters. Their parting ends with a hopeful, bittersweet exchange on departure.
In Detroit Phil fights to prove a flawed carburetor order can be salvaged. Ann, consumed by hope, tracks telegrams and letters as Madden tests twelve units and pressures a quick recovery. Phil reports discovery of a defect and vows to secure funds and a final push to restart Madden’s plant amid looming financial peril.
A fragmentary prose passage questions fatalism and purpose, arguing that destiny is a lure while asserting agency to sculpt reality. The speaker recalls urban life and longing for distant signals, feeling helpless before unfolding events and imagined splendor.
Patterns for ladies aprons emphasize pocket size and style. Available in sizes 36 40 and 44 inches with a 19 cent pattern price plus 16 cents postage. Mail to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram. If not received in five days, call Barnum 6100.
In Kalamazoo court today John Duval Dodge and others faced charges related to possessing and transporting alcohol. Detected on April 1 in Detroit, the group including Ton Duval Rodge and Tex Mat were convicted and await appeals as lawyers file notices.
Luther Burbank urges turning ashes into soil for a productive vegetable plot. Start with a 10 by 30 foot space, plan beds with 2 foot paths, and involve the family. Emphasizes steady effort, safe tools, and children’s participation for healthful, satisfying gardening.
Payson Blajcbaré of the Bullard Manufacturing gave an address on cost accounting at the Cost Accountants forum of the Manufacturers' association last night at the Stretfield hotel. Over 23 members attended and William Igautthir of Singer Sewing Machine presided. Georgy W. Osborn chaired the session with notes on reports for Bureau control.
A fragmented report states a housing hearing will resume in New York tomorrow with remarks from an executive session. It mentions participants including Gaul pera, Runne Tinterterer, and Amon Lhe, noting the ongoing Federation of Trhorns wines.
Dear Annie responds on cultivating charm to attract suitors and gain confidence, urging self-improvement and personality development. Also discusses love versus liking, advising patience, self-knowledge, and avoiding hasty commitments while maintaining friendships.
The day of Nelly's arrival dawned fresh and greezy, and Lilian questioned her husband about extra housekeeping money. Norman asserts he can give all he can, prompting tension as Lilian schemes to welcome Nelly while budgeting tightly. Nelly arrives and meets Lilian, who tries to host gracefully despite strained finances and looming guests. Tomorrow Norman's Cousin Arrives.
A cautionary column notes the rapid rise of wireless equipment makers flooding the market. Many products are inferior and overpriced by unscrupulous dealers who overstate receiving power. Buy from a reputable dealer and use standard gear to avoid false claims and unreliable reception.
Readers are invited to submit tales of novel radio stunts from any state. Describe the most sensational demonstration you witnessed or performed, with details suitable for publication in the Telegram's radio department.
The Lions Club at Stratfield hotel yesterday adopted Boy Scouts of America Troop No 28, to be known as Lions Club Troop No 1. Julius Roch named scout master. five speakers included William Bent, Ralph Sprague, Burrage, Maxwell Moore, and Rev Edward Wilcox. A $5 purchase order from A Hildreth Sporting Goods was donated to Scoutmaster Roth for the top scout.
Weather slows ships but tugs Frederick Kel and Saerem push coal deliveries for Karma Perntinul and Haven Rattle ford firms. Sevenoa disabled after collision, due for dry dock. Giant beam trawler debut by Peter Metzer, Predlowstrd first mate Peter Brady, cook John Hanley onboard. None leave Pequonnock or Dte mauge Yasht Clyde. fishing fleet eager for blackfish despite rough seas.
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