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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1920
Page
5
Adele Garrison endures a tense dinner with disapproving eyes and turmoil at home as her husband’s secrets loom. Katie flares tempers, and a frantic hat box incident ends with a perilous fall on the stairs before a journey.
Softshell crabs when freshly caught are a rare delicacy and easy to prepare. Clean and remove non edible parts, then fry in fat after dipping in egg and breadcrumbs or bake with butter. Serve with tartar sauce for a simple, flavorful dish.
Readers ask about becoming a movie director and copyright basics. The column notes education, writing ability, drama sense, and creative talent as keys, plus guidance on copyrights via the Library of Congress. It also presents multiple crabmeat recipes and cooking steps, including Crab Salad and Crab Creole, with ingredients and method details.
Health Q and A style note provides home remedies and cautions. Mentions treatments for skin and allergic reactions with basic steps but uses unclear terms. Mentions avoiding water exposure, remedies with simple substances, and night application guidance.
Questioning proper conduct for an engaged man and his social favors. A fiancee’s absence, accepting invitations, and responding to gifts or letters are weighed. The guidance suggests answering questions with courtesy, accepting occasional attention, and sending a brief thanks as appropriate.
Dr Hirshberg explains bathing every morning or evening improves health and reduces obesity and fatigue. A half to one minute of muscled exercise and brief rinse can suffice, with a sponge bath or wet pack before bed. He notes cold baths are only a degree or two cooler than warm baths and promote vigor. He offers reader questions on skin conditions and remedies and invites inquiries to the columnist.
The column offers astral readings for birthdays on July 13 with favorable omens and caution about temper. It notes marriage prospects for women born this day and entrepreneurial traits for men, alongside local church notices and theatre listings in Lonor and nearby areas, with brief community updates.
The fragment cites speculative data on the Max language, Rheims, and large export figures to an unspecified omnitry by Germany in a past war. It notes ships under construction for a plush navy including a cruiser eight destroyers 93 submarines and 18 other vessels of various types as well as archaic military gear and prohibitions on property in a distant era.
The home of President Hayes, known as Olé Home, is renamed as a state park site. The property, long tied to Hayes and his era, passes to state stewardship after a transfer from heirs. Colonal Webb C. Mayes, son of the former president, secured disposition of the property following his father's death.
Annie Laurie will welcome letters from young readers on feminine topics and respond to them in these columns. Letters to Miss Laurie should be addressed to her at this office care of this publication.
Dtroit July 11 The Aviation Country Club of Detroit reports formation of three new aeronautics groups by local men with a large land holding. Estimated project cost reaches $750000 with hangers planned to house three planes, landing wharfs and hydrome lifting slips. Eva King later removed to Willowside for observation after police picked her up, and Mrs Kline attended as a witness during medical care at Main street hospital.
Vague garbled text describes a yard scene at Mrs. Aund Pop's home with mentions of a path and items in a back yard. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but several proper nouns appear. The fragment hints at a domestic setting with clothing or textiles mentioning a pillow and a line in the yard.
A reflective piece by Winifred Black questions social conventions in politics and courtship. It contrasts public ritual with intimate behavior, arguing conventions arise from lived experience yet can feel restrictive, inviting readers to weigh politeness against personal authenticity and discernment in daily interactions.
Fashion description notes a slim, straight skirt with notched collar and waistline seams. Heavy silk thread fastens the coal and belt, with narrow deletions and piping at the slit pockets. A flowered stof with sienna accents completes the ensemble.
A twelve pound Gord Nuge wound was reported near the Kilo State Minge. The event involved a large gold in the world and a deposit in the Belgian Congo Red in onion, per the fragmentary OCR text.
A garbled collection of aphorisms and odd phrases cites a captain and a lawyer as rare guests in heaven. It warns that a careless watch invites vigilant foes and mentions a reused wart, a cask, and an elephant in a fragmented manner.
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