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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
16
A tense yacht caper unfolds near Ragged Island as Bengal and Gertrude plot to outwit captors. They debate offshore tides and a dangerous rescue, considering arming a small crew to reach Rageed Haven before pursuit catches them. The scene ends with a plan to launch a dinghy and strike for Rageed Rance.
Willan Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues in a New York luncheon address that the six day week and rising electric power boost industrial efficiency. He asserts electricity already increases productivity and may establish industrial superiority globally.
The article stresses precise infant care including fresh air, proper feeding, and medical guidance. It warns against unsafe sleeping spaces and emphasizes that breast milk is best while bottle feeding requires sterilization and proper preparation. It urges mothers to seek instruction from doctors, nurses, clinics, or health stations to ensure babies thrive.
A fragmented domestic guidance note explains threading new tapes in children's clothing. It advises securing one end of the new tape to the old, drawing the new through the casing with a bodkin, and removing buildup with a vinegar solution followed by a rinse.
Dr Charles H Mayo urged public health listeners in Washington that personal care in youth can add ten years to life. He warned against drinking and petting and urged the younger generation to protect their health to grow old gracefully. He spoke at a meeting sponsored by the American College of Surgeons in Rochester, Minnesota.
A fragmented page shows a mix of housekeeping tips, a breakfast menu, and dense crochet pattern instructions. It includes a child’s leggings pattern, crochet hook sizes, and counted stitches with rows forming a raised stripe motif. Also present are dated meal listings and a stray cookbook-style recipe note.
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader to assess a sulking husband by weighing good and bad traits, noting his generosity and danger of selfish moods. She urges practical steps, including not tolerating sulks, considering separation temporarily, and seeking self‑reliance through work or independence.
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