Inheritance Secrets Strain Connie and Donald
Connie accuses Donald of disbelief as she recounts a basement visit at Harrowby House where she claims to have seen and identified his murdered father in the flesh. She insists the death occurred today and ties the crime to solicitor Sandle and accomplice Qeurtis, heightening tension between lovers.
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Donald Brierly
Connie Elmore
Olive Westen
Wilifon
Donald
Sandle
Connie
Olive
Conie
Naraie
Harrowby House
Walt
Ben
Danela
Ghent
Mr.Sandle
de Soltey
Qmertis
Old Time Baby Care Tips From A Mother’s Letters
A reader shares methods to stop a child’s bed wetting and thumb sucking using milk elimination and a sock device, noting success after several days. Another inquiry requests guidance on feeding a nine month old, with advice to limit milk to twenty four ounces daily, avoid potatoes and gravy, and ask for a constipation leaflet.
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A. W
Personal service notice in Bridgeport Telegram ad
Readers are invited to write Mrs. Mortie Meyer Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram to discuss intimate problems and receive a personal reply. The notice requests readers to address their letters to her at the Bridgeport Telegram.
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Plldred
Mortie Meyer Eldred
Bridgeport Telegram
The Fun Shop Sunday Fun Column Highlights Jokes
A breezy humor column edited by Maxson Foxhall Judett features quirky scenes and gag captions. It parodies letters and skits with names like Lindy Queen Marie and Mary Maryson, while spoofing current events such as a long distance swim craze and a smaller dollar bill, all delivered in a light, magazine cartoon voice.
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the Fun Shop
Maxson Foxhall
Judett
Efficient Housekeeping Tells A Workday Time Budget
A reader letter shares a detailed daily plan for managing housework and family. It outlines rising early, breakfast, cleaning, laundry outsourced, and child care arrangements, plus a weekly routine for meals and quiet time. The writer notes hiring help biweekly for kitchen and bathroom deep cleaning.
Our Children by Angelo to Pater Two Dogs
Donald is a mother's only child who longs for a ship to sail with other boys. She promises a bathtub boat to ease his loneliness, while he watches two dogs play and muses he would have been happier as one of them. The piece explores longing and the ache for companionship.
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Connie
Donald
Ronald
Don
Lucy
Diamonds or Love The Real Jewel In Engagement Choices
Dorothy Dix answers readers on engagement length and jewelry. She argues diamonds are luxuries, contentment comes from affection, and a yearlong courtship helps discover true compatibility before marriage. She warns against couples hiding faults and urges prioritizing love over gifts.
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Miss Dix
John G Anawer
Diamanda
Mara
Bownd
Mothers and Children Bake Together Tale
A mother recalls how her children find joy in bread dough while she molds bread. They spend hours shaping marbles and tiny loaves on a small bread board, keeping hands and minds busy.
Let Us Have Light Echoes From Lindbergh Letter
A Sunday school discussion centers on Lindberghs note to his mother. Clarence recalls his manager's phrase Let us have light as he left for France. The line is quoted as a beacon during their chat.
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Lindbergh
France
Clarence
Teacher
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