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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
13
Six Years a boy and girl seeks to capture a giant who dwells in the sky and whirls about the heavens. Fairy godmother offers magic and steps from a secret pocket to help him mount the giant and reach a wishing palace. The tale emphasizes finding a hidden secret and keeping a magic item safe while facing changes in what is seen.
A passage notes that a sensible mother lets babies wake at night without attention. If hunger or distress is ruled out, babies learn to stay awake briefly, then drift back to sleep, avoiding the habit of permanent wakefulness and helping the mother recover.
Reaidora of the Telegram arc invites readers to write Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred to record intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred, Bridgeport Telegram.
Straightline area with front and wide removable girdle creates a bloused silhouette. Design No 686 features halrine stripe navy wool rep with matching panel, tan and brown wool jersey, or two tones of same color in silk crepe or black canton crepe. Sizes range 26 to 44 inches with yardage details and coin prices.
Fragmentary ad copy instructs how to place pattern orders with names addresses and sizes. It mentions AdT patterns priced at 15 cents and directs orders to the Pattern Editor, Bridgeport. The text is unclear but preserves the instruction to write or print names plainly to avoid mistakes.
An excerpt discusses maternal concerns about why babies lie awake at night and how sleep habits form. It argues that fussing and attention during wakeful periods create lasting habits, and that disciplined routines, not indulgence, are needed to prevent prolonged wakefulness. It notes that some babies seek maternal presence for comfort rather than hunger.
A jumble of comic bits and jokes about weddings lampshades and holidays. Disjointed scenes include a contesting marriage quip and a courtroom parable. The piece mixes light dialogue with playful wordplay and classroom gag lines.
A playful verse about Mary and a series of pets a cat a clam a crab and a flea. Each stanza ties a creature to a quirky household detail and a poetical twist. The lines humorously celebrate precise measurements and handy companions in a lighthearted child friendly tone.
Milton C. Work discusses when Declarer should refrain from leading or delaying in No Trump hands. He cites cases where holding up is useless or harmful, especially when opponents are exhausted or a suit is poised for a lead up to the final trick. The article promises further analysis with a sample hand and asks whether to play Ace of Hearts or wait for Six.
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