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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
7
A damaged block of instructions explains how to install bathroom fittings like soap dishes toothbrush holders and towel racks. It covers cutting a wall opening packing the cavity with excelsior and plaster of Paris then inserting the fitting and waiting about 24 hours for the plaster to harden.
National Geographic notes Mount Aconcagua in Argentina reaches 22 834 feet, making it the highest point in the Western Hemisphere. The survey emphasizes its towering height and geographic prominence.
A cryptogram gives coded phrases with clues and a sample quote. The page presents a substitution puzzle with hints, a decoded quote by Addison, and a full quotation about liberty and life. It includes a standard cryptogram format and instructional notes for solving.
Readers discuss doll hair renewal and storage tips including using mohair or Dynel hair in 3x5 address-file cards. Advice covers shampooing, combing, and curling with metal rollers, plus organizing family data on cross-referenced cards. Polite queries note practical setups for portable typewriters and erasing marks on panels.
A vintage recipe converts rolled wheat cereal and leftover ham into a baked gnocchi style casserole. Water and milk boil, cereal added, then thickened and refrigerated as a cold base. Sliced into portions, layered with ham and cheddar, topped with an egg milk custard, and baked at 325 degrees for 55 to 60 minutes until golden.
A Reader’s Digest March issue highlights aspirin’s wide range of medicinal properties beyond common uses. The article notes current doctor findings and promises future potential, presenting aspirin as a versatile remedy within the magazine’s 41-item digest of articles and features.
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