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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
13
A list of boys and girls who have received a complete set of magic pictures since the contest began on October 2. The roster includes attendees with perfect attendance and families collecting for those unable to attend, featuring numerous surnameed youngsters and their guardians.
In Bucharest on Sunday Queen Maria and King Ferdinand were greeted by officials and onlookers as their arrival after a long separation drew tears from the royal couple and others. The train reached the station an hour earlier than expected, delaying the welcome, while diplomats and aristocrats waited in the palace.
Wil lumen Robertson Cos a noted sportsman and horse owner married Caroline Kam Slantehter, divorced wife of EL Dik Slaughter, at Slaughter's Park Avenue home. No engagement was announced. They left for a westward honeymoon after a brief reception. Coe's stable includes Pompey, two year old champion of 1924, for which an offer of 25 000 was reportedly declined. License lists Coe at 57 and Mrs Slaughter at 49.
The Tenth and Twelfth District Republican clubs plan a circus and bazaar at the state armory from December 11 to 13. Larry C. Garnsey chairs the committee, with a popular man and woman contest, a baby show on December 5, and entries being received at rooms 451 Union Avenue. City Clerk Alfred W. Burdick agreed to serve as judge for the event.
Seventy five modern language teachers from the Connecticut group of the New England Modern Language Association met in Haven for the fall session. Yale officials presented on language tests and language study, with leaders from Boston and New Haven delivering talks.
A confession from James A. Monigie reveals details of a waterfront heist. He says Herbert Gleason of Rangeal Maine supplied the water from a vetted source for the crime. Police continue to investigate potential accomplices and motive.
The piece critiques the overused phrase excuse me in adolescence. It traces habit from rude youth to overly polite teens who constantly apologize. It argues to curb perpetual apologizing, encourage direct accountability, and teach children to acknowledge mistakes and seek right action rather than constant self deprecation.
Read’s showcases winter fashion with shoes and coats. Reptile leathers appear in forecasts for spring footwear. The main floor features slippers, coats from novelty woolens to chic tailoring, wool crepe two piece dresses, printed georgette and crepe de chine gowns, with prices from $16.50 to $59, highlighting designer styles for the season.
The pamphlet, by Myrtle Mey er Eldred, offers free leaflets on prenatal care, nursing, feeding, teething, sleep training, and related topics. A reader question about an eight week old, weighing 14 1 2 pounds, suggests overfeeding and indicates that reducing feeding interval and offering small pre nursing water may ease constipation and improve sleep. recommends nursing every four hours with limited intake and a small amount of water or oatmeal water before nursing.
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs Badecs re garding intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram for a private response.
An Indiana father endorses Petey's Toney and Tar Compound as a dependable feverish cold remedy for children. The ad claims it relieves croup coughing throat trouble and whooping cough, citing it as the best remedy ever used at home. Advertises availability everywhere.
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