Fragmented 1910s Column Mix of Names and Snippets
A jumble of names, dialogue snippets, and stray questions from an old page. It includes garbled remarks on divorce, manners, a bore of a columnist voice, and scattered social gossip with partial quotes and weathered typography. The readable bits hint at personal anecdotes and etiquette Q A segments from a bygone era.
Princess Mario Leon Sells Antiques in Caledonian Market
In London at Caledonian Market a Russian Princess and Napoleon era relative, Princess Mario Leon, offers antiques prints and curios. She works openly, supporting herself after personal losses, handling stock herself from a market stall and later wheeling it away in a wheelbarrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Napoleon
Moscow
Mario Leon
Princess Marie
Dynasty of Mannequins crowns 1927 German fashion queen
Berlin AP reports Hilde Zimmermann crowned German Queen of Fashions for 1927. She hails from a dynasty of popular mannequins including aunts the Kollwelt, noted for showcasing robes to princesses, with a mother famed for looks and a gigantically built father. She attends a night contribution school amid her new regal duties.
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Berlin
Hilde Zimmermann
Ofa
Misees Kollwelt
Hilde
Grenadiera
Frederick William I
Brussie
Diet and dress cause talk as England ponders health and style
Reports from London and Donington describe centenarian Mrs Lucey Hackforth crediting simple meals and quiet living for her health. Doctors warn that domestic workers often overeat, while wealthier women face rising bankruptcies in 1926. Sculptor Sir William Orpen criticizes bobbed hair as unappealing and unsuitable for art, arguing against short cuts.
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Donington
England
Lucey Hackforth
London
James Penton
Kensington
Incorporated Institute of Hygiene
Fenton
Willam Orpen
International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers
Britain
Sir Wiliam
William
Short Hatr
Sir William
Causes and remedies for infant urine acidity effects
An article by Myrile Meyer Eldred explains that modest ammoniacal urine in infants often stems from dietary imbalance or aging breast milk and is not always a cause for alarm. It stresses monitoring formula balance, adjusting feeds, and including fruits to counter acidity, noting acidosis requires medical attention when linked to disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station Welkiet
Arnold F. Bauman
Andy Imes
Erudite Notary Public
Lem Poodelvipe
Wilkie
Poppie
Personal service ad seeks private replies on local issues
Telegram leaders invite readers to write Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred in Bridgeport for a personal reply addressing intimate problems. The notice requests correspondence directed to the Bridgeport Telegram.
Vital Statistics Dirths and Marriages Notice
Dirths and marriages listed with multiple families, birth dates from January through mid January. Entries include Bowldaw daughter January 1 and several other births with street addresses and parent names. A marriage line notes Loren N Burton and Christine M Duff with date and location in Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Anna Klafele
North Avenue
Victor
Catherine Gblaner
Fifth Street
Frank and
Mary Kogdani
Carroll Avenue
Jani
Loren N Burton
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Heinz Tomato
United States
Maxson Poxhall
Judell
Volkst
Arthur
Mary Carolyn Durine
Tilly
Ralph Vander
Dack
Tieu Win
Pelf
Jack
Geraldine
Richard Marjorie
Dentin
Mgr
Il. Hintzen
Mrs Pillar
James West
Jimmy
Mre. Pillar
Trommine Albertson Deir Hermine
Mra. Pillar
Herbert Blake
H. B
Rock Shop
Coats
the Rock Shop
Broad St. Noble
Princess Selig
Dynasty of
Manequins
Bankrupis Meresse
Board of Trade
Telegram
Bridgeport Telegram
Kame
Myrile Meyer Eldred
Jak
Rance
Ouches
Hadley
Broad & John Sts
Bridgeport
Schine
Kid Williary
H. Schine
Stratford Ave
Conn
Lincoln
Dirths, Thusten
Lama Peterson
No ¢ Bowldaw
Jan
Abraham
Nni
Hlarral Avenue
Chester and
Sarth Parmley
Woursuth Street
Andrew and
Muydiuehh
Arctic Street
Daught
Jan l Otis
Mildrel Corell
Bancroft Street
Charles
Anna Filep
Suburban
Jan Te Frank
Viola Unwin
Whitney Avenue
Dant Il
Post-Telegram