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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
9
A reader seeks guidance on whether to stay in a marriage when affection wanes and a younger love interest intrudes. Annie Laurie warns that loyalty to husband and social expectations trump personal happiness, urging caution and duty over pursuing the other relationship.
Fragmentary tale recounts Edward Thurlow's rise as chancellor and a humorous court intrigue. A curate's plea and a Lord of Hosts reference test the fate of an appointment, while Thurlow plans a grand mansion with an ambitious architect and a queen’s drawing room moment.
Fashion's forecast shows Annabot Worthington style with No 9 206 dress pattern. Advertises satin look, one piece dress, bust 44 inches, 4 yards fabric, pattern cost 11 cents plus postage, respond with name address and size. Pattern department notes order form details and delivery by mail.
The piece describes a Valentine themed party setup with Bo Peep and lost sheep hunt, decorative colors, and playful activities. It covers decorations, a shepherdess hostess, a beeping bell sound, sheep props, and a stage area for tableaux while offering menu ideas such as chicken salad, fruit salad, and heart shaped cakes. It also mentions entertainment like phonograph records and simple table games led by an adult to avoid disputes.
A prolonged hearing before the judiciary committee addressed abolishing civil service protections, with Thomas Hewes questioned about probationary dismissal and religious non-discrimination rules. Advocates urged final court of appeal by the civil service commission while others opposed. committee plans an interim report on the civil service law.
Attorney Willand Comey is being vigorously recommended to cover a judge seat on the Superior court. Four appointments to the superior bench appear probable, with two vacancies in the Superior court left by retirements and illness. The governor and legislature will decide, while Combe and other lawyers seek positions and Webb’s term expires in 1982.
Tomorrow's horoscope predicts unsettled planetary influences, with focus on business affairs and legal risks. Those born on this day should pursue orderly, quiet routines and avoid conflicts, while warning of potential missteps and unexpected changes.
A sensational ad-style article touts Glandex Compound as a miracle that recharges ductless glands to rebuild energy and youth. Endorsed by testimonials from J. Budlong and others, it claims animal gland extracts can restore vitality without surgery, with a money back guarantee from local druggists.
A warrant was issued today for the arrest of David Barnett a prominent lumberman and club man on a charge of complicity in the delinquency of minor girls. Police say he lured two girls ages five and ten into an automobile took them to a park and mistreated them. The warrant was signed by W C Wir bank executive and education board leader whose daughter reportedly identified Barnett. He is married with a two year old daughter and is active in church and business circles. He allegedly pleaded for a chance for his wife and daughter.
Boston February 3 farmers were advised by Richard Parkes secretary at the New England Milk to not set their saws. The remark stresses caution amid dairy supply concerns.
A Producers' Association discussion questions a reported Frenny Forde statement claiming milk from cows is superior to machine manufactured milk. The debate centers on whether synthetic milks can retain indefinable vitaminess and vitality perceived in grass nourished dairy, arguing natural sources are essential for life.
The Plymouth Congregational Church executive committee invites Rev. Charles Atkins of Oxford, N.H., to fill the pulpit left by Rev. Zeke E. Carlson who resigned to pastor in Montana. Atkins, one of several candidates, made a favorable impression and is expected to accept the call.
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