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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1927
Page
14
Connie and Olive clash over trust and plans after a fraught morning. Connie resists Donald’s return, seeks solitude, and contemplates a boarding house escape while Olive grapples with loyalty and fear of renewed heartbreak. The scene centers on fragile friendship and looming separation.
A collage of humorous skits and snippets from The Fun Shop with jokes about mosquitoes, liver orders, Uncle Eben and college funds, Roman chapter snippets, a life-of-an-Roman parody, and vacation gags. Featuring mock dialogues and punchlines by various contributors.
Gecige Conley of Hudson New York was arrested by border patrol officers in St Albans Vermont after allegedly stealing registration plates from a car and fleeing. His vehicle reportedly contained 384 bottles of ale. Conley tried to escape by running into the woods but was captured.
A 1930s style column offers simple fruit salad formulas using grapefruit, orange, celery, and strawberries with mayo dressing, plus banana and cherry mixes. It also guides making handkerchiefs from fabric scraps with pulled threads, hems, and embroidery tips for a coordinated wardrobe accessory.
A discussion on how infants learn through touching. The author argues early exploration breeds understanding of color, form, weight, texture, and smell, urging safe, supervised manipulation of objects. He criticizes overprotection that stifles curiosity and proposes guiding play with labeled safety and structured handling begets skilled, careful interaction.
Dorothy Dix's reader laments constant scolding for being lazy despite a $10,000 a year job, nice home, car, and help. Socrates advises the wife to value his earnings and rest, noting many men deserve praise for success and that relaxation after work can be essential to morale and productivity.
A column explores marriage pressures from money and work, advising wives to respect husbands finances, and urges youth to flee if a married woman pursues them. It also covers a reader facing a broken engagement, recommending breaking off first and returning quietly to social circles to avoid gossip.
Charles O Connor three year old son of Mr and Mrs John O Connor of 15 Park Place died at St Marys hospital Waterbury from burns received when a pan of hot water was spilled on him yesterday afternoon after he toppled it from a table.
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