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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
16
In a torn scene inside a damaged home, Adele Garrison's narrators Lilian and Edith Fairfax explore wreckage and artifacts, seek motives, and uncover a clock with an emptied fruit juice bottle hidden inside, alongside a taunting envelope reading the Cheap Skates who live in this House.
Royal s Copeland outlines safe eye care by consulting a doctor for persistent specks. He warns against unskilled cleaning with improvised tools, describes proper rinsing with boiled water, and stresses hand hygiene, warning of infection and lasting damage from self treatment. He advises relief through professional washing and cautions that unsafe efforts can cause further harm.
Pen Portraits of George M. Ames a Singer Sewing Machine executive and Bridgeport park board president. The piece highlights his business acumen his civic work and his roots in a Revolutionary War lineage from Massachusetts.
Winifred Black discusses a mother’s struggle to reclaim her expelled son from school and to seek just, supportive treatment. The piece argues schools must educate all children, urges patience, trust, and consistent love, and warns against harsh punishment that hardens rather than helps youthful delinquency.
A fragmentary groom of fashion text describes yardage needs, garment construction, and pattern details. It mentions trims, fabrics, and the process of selecting sizes for a young woman, with scattered references to locations and names, all in a dated newspaper tone.
Annie Laurie's column presents a fragmented narrative of flirtation jealousy and moral conflict. A man’s attraction to a friend leads to temptation and a corrective vow as the writer laments waning affection and seeks self discipline while addressing a reader’s curiosity about a budding romance.
Annie Laurie will welcome letters on feminine topics from young women readers of this paper. She will reply in these columns and letters should be addressed to her care of this office.
A French era home arts guide discusses decorating a tea party with veiled guests and a grand march. It covers veiled prophet imagery, table settings, costumes, and a formal dining room design featuring fruit panels, centerpieces, and traditional courses.
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