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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1927
Page
10
An installment from Henry C. Rowland’s The Ragged Edge details a shipyard scene with protagonists Benya and Bengal aboard Rigel. The narrative blends construction specifics, social interaction, and vivid, if fragmented, descriptions of characters merging in an early 20th century maritime setting.
In Fayette County Circuit Court and 1798 terms, felons faced branding as punishment. The first case involved Francis Barrett, convicted of grand larceny, who was branded in the hand in open court and released from custody. Henry Clay appears in court as he was admitted to the bar, taking oaths to practice law.
Laura A. Kurkman reflects on yearly self review for housekeepers. She urges evaluating savings and health tradeoffs, considers investing in appliances like electric dishwashers and oven hoods, and promotes a “Model Kitchen” to save time and effort. The piece links efficiency to well being and enjoyment of life.
A health society led by the Society for the Control of Cancer in New York urges public education to recognize cancer danger signals. Francis Carter Wood lists symptoms such as unusual temperature, discharges, ulcers, abnormal bleeding, weight loss, and bowel changes, advising prompt hospital examination if any occur.
A reader explains a method to dry baby rubber bloomers after washing to prevent sticking. By threading a Turkish towel corner through each leg and squeezing out moisture, the towel absorbs excess dampness and avoids stuck folds. White stress lines guide motorists and paint wears faster in smoke fog and rain.
Dorothy Dix argues that most marital unhappiness stems from wives nagging and fault finding and urges wives to appeal to the best in husbands. She notes both partners share responsibility, and urges collaborative effort for a peaceful home. A reader asks about a domineering, stingy suitor and Dix jokes about marriage licenses with divorce coupons.
The article recalls the once lavish feather cloaks and helmets of Hawaiian royalty crafted from rare birds' plumage. It notes the near disappearance of feather work, now preserved in museums, with natives seeking simpler crafts for tourists and a delicate specimen kept under key for display on special occasions.
A reader describes nightly eye ache and a twitching sensation between the eyes. Advice suggests improving general health and consulting a physician for possible eye strain or the need for glasses. A second commenter recommends a professional eye examination to rule out refractive error.
Willem Cook, 81, topped the field at the annual basket makers contest held by the Wo Company of Basket Makers in Don, taking the first prize and notable recognition from judges.
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