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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
14
A fragmentary tale follows Donald and Olive during a tense adjournment. A taxi man’s worry hints at unseen visitors, while Olive recalls trust and deception in a long, weary urban mystery. The superintendent notes a line of repentance and hints at deeper intrigue surrounding Connie and Querk.
Donald Briers clashes with Superintendent Morris over a taxi driver visit by Henry Turle and a potential search warrant. The scene unfolds with police scrutiny, suspicions of murder, and Donald’s incredulous reactions as the old man’s garden visit forms the backdrop for a looming inquiry.
Crochet instructions and meal list appear with a housekeeping article style. It repeats crochet stitch patterns by row, plus a breakfast and lunch menu fragment, with multiple One-row and row-by-row directions, plus a note about Tomorrow Biking Standbys. It reads like a mixed home crafts and pantry item listing from a vintage periodical.
The card puzzle analyzes bids in Auction Bridge with South North East and West responses. It discusses when to bid one spade two hearts or one no trump, debating major suit support and No Trump implications. The article outlines sample hands, discarded fragments, and dealer instructions for optimal contracts.
Five year old Stanley studies an old Webster's Dictionary when he discovers a cut of Atlas holding the world. He is puzzled briefly then exclaims with glee that it looks like God playing base.
A discussion of preparing youths for business careers stresses practical experience alongside schooling. It argues that education alone does not create workers and highlights mentorship, visits to laboratories, and early exposure to leadership. The piece cautions against expecting immediate top-level salaries and emphasizes apprenticeship and real-world application.
Dorothy Dix addresses readers with views on marriage, love, and dowry versus money motives. She argues that marrying for security harms the man, and condemns women who marry for money, while noting the dual burdens on husbands and wives and defending loving, devoted partnerships.
MEYER ELDRED writes that in very hot weather a baby may refuse food and parents should adapt. Shift to longer intervals, reduce meal strength, and offer six to eight ounces as needed. Dilute bottle with boiled water, provide frequent small sips of water and orange juice, and avoid overfeeding to prevent illness.
Readers of the Telegram are invited to write Mrs. Eldred about their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs. Myrtle Moe or Eldred, Bridgeport Telegram.
Springfield Mass August 3. Congressman Henry L Bowles, a close friend of President Coolidge, argues the president’s noncandidacy declaration could still leave him as the logical, unspoken choice for the Republican nomination amid broad demand for his leadership.
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