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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1927
Page
13
A reader seeks parental guidance on infant care and feeding. The column discusses premature birth, currently healthy baby, milk diet, introducing juice and vegetables, and cautions against unlicensed medicines. Advice favors gentle exposure to foods, steady routines, and consulting licensed doctors for any treatments.
A Bridgeport Telegram item invites Mrs to address Mr Myrtly Meyer Eldred about a personal matter and potential reply. The notice specifies Braodcast style contact via the Telegram office for a private response.
One piece drew of novelty crepe with straight back and patch pockets. Describes fabric options crepe de chine wool jersey and grim detail. Pattern No 1 offered in sizes 38 40 42 44 requires four yards of 36 inch material price 15 cents plus stamps or coin. orders to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram.
The article weighs original two bid conventions in Auction Bridge with examples showing when a two bid signals strength. It argues a two bid can be justified with strong suits or may reveal too much, noting scenarios where No 1 or No 2 fits and No 3 informs hearts while risking disclosure.
A fragmented newspaper page blends humorous verse and stray dialogue with odd anecdotes. It mentions political and social musings, curious statistics, and a quirky jailbreak of phrases about winter, love, and work life, ending with a boss's note about loyalty pay.
A fragmented clipping captures lighthearted chatter about public appearances and fashion in a Fun Shop setting. Notable names surface in casual debate over caps, outfits, and a theater sighting, with tangential jokes about farm life and eye injuries from potatoes. The tone is playful gossip from a bygone era.
A Springfield fireman sustained injuries in a collision that damaged the fire engine and left him requiring hospital care. The incident involved the apparatus striking a telegraph pole before the running board and other components caused further damage to the vehicle.
A chaotic vital statistics notice records numerous births with distorted names and addresses. It lists boys and girls born on various January days to multiple couples such as James and Mary Gi, Charles and Martha Smith, and Alexander and Katherine Wilson, among others, in a cramped, OCR damaged format.
A chaotic domestic scene shows children refusing vegetables and parents scolding, culminating in a tense meal time. A reflective voice argues fixed schedules and consistent discipline prevent torture at meals. The piece urges parental care and disciplined feeding to avoid power struggles.
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