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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
10
A fragmented diary style narrative follows Ann and Phil as a marriage nears its big test. Unease rises over finances and a risky invention while love endures amid tension, proposals, and uncertain futures in a bustling family home.
A girl seeks guidance on jealousy as a boy she loves dates others and hints at affection. Annie Laurie urges not to press for exclusivity, stay kind, and avoid kissing. the aim is to earn respect and keep interest without forcing commitment.
Adele Garrison scenes unfold with Elizabeth Warrigan and Marion amid a tense household dispute over a stolen Oriental necklace and a child’s safety. Roderick's fate and rising tempers test loyalties as a grandmother disciplines and a mother consoles. Mary hides fear, while Marian and Lillian clash over control and truth.
A pattern description explains a child’s dress with back closure and gathered skirt, sized 4 to 20 years. It requires 21 yards 26 inch material and costs 1a vents. Pattern mailed on payment of 15 cents, with contact via Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram.
Fragmentary diary style notes describe Dennis O Neill with his dog patrolling Stratfield streets at night. Vivid vignettes mention local residents, a horse drawn trolley, a Remington arms party, and casual golf on a Brooklawn front lawn. The piece blends dialogue fragments with urban color and street figures.
A jumbled collection of pudding sauce recipes and notes detailing orange sauce vanilla cream sauce and related preparations. Includes steps for beating yolks mixing with sugar adding cream and vanilla and finishing with stirred sauces. Mention of Russia costs and laundry aside from culinary instructions.
The Employed Boys division of the YY. M. UA leads a three-division drive to recruit new members. Under Mike Mionchard, the division has added 174 new members, as teams from German School, Hivinion, and Lowa vie for position.
Dr. George J. Fisher of New York deputy Chief Scout executive will address Boy Scouts and officials in the auditorium of the United Congregational church Sunday night on securing and the nations need. The talk is part of special sections planned for the service.
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