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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
11
In the continuing tale Antony and Bill debate Cayley and Mark’s deaths. They imagine a midnight exit from the pond area using fence bearings to locate a body, planning to fish the pond edge for clues while the police plan their next moves. The pair prepare for a late night vigil as suspense builds.
For children or smocks in vogue, small attire features plain smocks paired with knickerbockers. The ensemble emphasizes practical, simple styles, with emphasis on fit and coordinated colors.
A gardener planted 709 tees at a distance of 10 yams apart along the same axis. He then arranged the tees so that starting at 2 would lead to the last tee in seconds. The puzzle outlines steps describing lines and passes through points to locate each tee position. The solution is referenced as tomorrow.
A cryptic tip chapter mentions a horse named Flu zey and suggests it will go over a big price on a certain day. The fragment hints at a planned entry and potential loss, with unclear context and no clear event or participants.
Marian Hale profiles Mrs. A B Maascher of Los Angeles, who built a string of lavish homes and a booming business in designing beautiful, harmonious living spaces. She crafts dream houses for stars like Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin, insists on personal oversight, and plans a model studio to advance her cinematic ambitions while promoting culture and refined living in Hollywood.
Don Fugenio ONeill, a 68 year old Uruguayan, claims a £6,000,000 Irish peer fortune now tied to trust of Bank o Emgiand. He is joined by numerous suspected relatives in Chile Portugal the United States Argentina and Australia as laws move to establish rightful heirs amid global intrigue.
American scholar Miss Gaesrude Ann Jacobsen, history instructor at Wooster College Ohio, wins the Harry Thornton Jey Graduate Studentship at Manchester University founded in 1920 by Stephen Pickles. She studies recent British history and foreign policy under Professor Wallace Worestein of Cornell.
The separate blouse and skirt attract attention from the fall designer. It is expected these neglected garments will be reinstated in milady's wardrobe, especially the tailored modes.
Favorite recipes from Mrs. Robert E. Speer president of the National Board Young Women's Christian Association include Chil Sauce made with ripe tomatoes peppers onions and vinegar. The method lists spices and sugar with careful steps to simmer and seal the sauce for storage.
Norman consents to a Saturday outing with Lilian to a village club. After a misfit trip in a failing car they reach a crowded hotel and a small parlor to sleep. Lilian endures a cold bearskin bed while reflecting on lessons learned from leaving arrangements to a man.
The article outlines a traditional Icelandic marriage practice where a man’s proposal to a woman binds him to a one year service for her father. During this engagement period the father may extend time for any misconduct by the suitor. An engagement can last several years and ends only with the father’s consent to release the betrothed.
A fragmentary fashion note describes kit fox revived for trimming with duvetyn cashmere and other fabrics. It mentions white chiffon velvet evening wear with black plush overskirt and Japanese plush accents, plus blue velvet embroidery and millinery hints from Mrs. Warvey Carrol.
Velvet and ermine trims appear in a short description of fabric and garment details. The piece references sapphire velvet, black velvet gowns, and small decorative bindings, with partial branding mentions such as Porky.
Fashion notes describe Plaring coats of cretanne paired with white skirts as the current trend on the fashionable beaches. Sport hats are commonly matched with the coats to complete the coordinated look.
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