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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
14
Reginald Crincknel confronts a troubling scene as a redheaded young man engages in a tense confrontation with Sally in a crowded room. Amid cries and a dramatic surge, Crincknel reacts, while other figures from Broadway nightlife are drawn into the disturbance and its unsettling atmosphere.
A fragmentary description notes Modis Mitzi wearing a coat with tiny pockets and decorative buttons, a tucked hem, and a contrasting handkerchief. Finer details include colored garments and cuff styles as the scene references fashion and appearance.
A noisy broadcast and concert schedule lists soprano Charlotte Woodruff and others at venues like 23 West 42nd Street New York City and 180 and 403 meter stations. It highlights piano violin and vocal performances, weather and market notes, church services, and orchestral segments from stations WEAF WEYN and KDKA with various artists and ensembles.
Paris reports crocodile skins commanding ten francs per inch for fine tan hides used in menswear and golf footwear. Demand pushes up prices as fashion trims thin leather stocks and shoe makers stock up before further cost increases.
A teacher confronts a pupil about stealing an apple and suggests moral lessons. The piece includes a dainty dress shield attached to a baby bib as a practical, attractive laundering-friendly detail.
A vintage column offers crochet and knitting instructions and patterns. It covers slippers with a steel crochet hook, bed socks with Germantown yarn, and a yarn pom pom method. The piece includes material lists, step by step stitches, and sewing details, inviting readers to submit questions to the Housekeeping department.
Anthonus Trokowsky, a mechanic at 80 West Sixty eighth Street New York, had his wife Blanche arrested on a beating charge. In West Side court Magistrate Levine ordered them to kiss and make up. Blanche complied but left alone. Trokowsky said he feared further harm if he reached home. They have no children but many fights.
An adapted secretary desk features a petal top and mahogany body with blue damask seat. The piece blends elements from Queen Anne and Colonial designs to suit a modern home, offering a dignified writing surface and ample storage while fitting small living rooms.
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