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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
13
In a tense late night scene Ann confronts jealousy and guilt after a heated confrontation about Ruth Morgan and Phil. Her partner’s confession sparks doubt, while June and Jane prod with blunt, sharp banter about marriage honesty. The chapter follows delicate betrayals, social pressure, and intimate loyalties under strain.
Paris February 27 American art is well represented among works purchased by the French government in the past year for the galleries. Provices by Miss Florence Betz and Walter Gay have been added to those already on exhibition at the Luxembourg Gallery Paris.
A vintage pattern ad offers an easy one piece dress needing no fitting and featuring a contrasting front insert for a coat like effect. The pattern includes sizes 36 to 42 with yardage details and a request for 16 cents in stamps or coins. Readers should send name and address to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram and expect delivery within five days.
Adele Garrison continues a vivid serial about marriage strains and cross town travel. A tense scene unfolds on a train platform as the narrator narrowly escapes a dramatic departure, aided by a striking foreign man whose appearance hints at new complications in the couple’s already fragile reconciliation.
A girl asks how to interpret a fiancé’s remark and whether to marry. Annie Laur ie counsels that if he asks to marry and is sweet and kind, it likely shows love, and she should not overvalue his ambiguous statement.
Minte and new photograph show Ma thilda McCormick, youngest daughter of Harold Mettoridels, engaged to a man more than twice her age. Her mother, Ass Mettormick, announced the engagement as Swiss ridiculed minister Max Qist looks on with thick-lensed glasses hiding his eyes. a train delay prompts a tepid apology.
Washington reports road building in the United States as a major industry with 24,009 miles completed last year. Federal aid programs target at least 10,000 miles more in 1922, with 390,000 miles of improved highways and 3,620,000 miles of additional roadways nationwide. The 1916 Federal-Aid system funds state projects dollar-for-dollar, spurring employment for thousands and requiring skilled engineers. 11,930 miles of federal aid roads were completed in 1922, costing $231,965,000 in total, with federal funds totaling about $94,087,089.
A jumbled collection of squash based recipes and instructions. Includes measures and methods for baked squash dishes, puddings, and fritter Like mixtures with sugar milk flour and spices. Contains multiple recipe fragments mentioning squash eggs milk butter sugar cinnamon nutmeg baking powder and various serving hints.
Milford scouts prepare for a Court of Honor on March 23 where Dan Beard will present awards and senior badges. Local leaders highlight the event as a rare privilege with Dan Beard, famed writer and naturalist, signing merit and first class badges for the attendees.
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