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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
15
A parenting piece urges guiding a child through tasks to foster industry and confidence. It stresses starting projects, supporting effort, avoiding overhelping, and praising finished work to build skill, perseverance, and pride in crafts.
Quincy April 28 A name was added to student crisis reports as Arthur Hubbard twenty one a Quincy art student died at a cameo hospital after drinking val of p
The Bridgeport Evening school Americanization classes presented a playlet The Price of Liberty depicting a 1790 Washington cabinet meeting on financing the new government. Miss Clan Barnum coached the High Dramatic club and Mary Silliman chapter loaned costumes. Prizes and attendance certificates followed, with silk flags awarded for perfect attendance and medals for top English progress and best essay.
President Coolidge toured the Washington Zoo to view two cubs sent from South Africa by Johannesburg mayor. He decided the zoo should be their home after a brief visit. A small antelope sent to Mrs. Coolidge was also moved to the zoo from the temporary White House.
A guide for mothers on infant weighing routines, stressing weekly weighings, consistent timing and attire, and noting that proper interpretation of weight gain reflects feeding adequacy. It advises using scales carefully or seeking store weigh-ins, and explains typical gain patterns for the first six months versus later periods.
Readers are invited to write Mrs. Myrtle Mezer Eldred for personal guidance on intimate problems and receive a private reply. Letters should be addressed to Mrs. Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram.
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