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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
14
Sirdar wrecks in a typhoon. Hubert Anstruther alias Jenks and the shipowner’s daughter survive on a tiny island. They salvage gear and rifles from the wreck, discover gold, and defend their refuge against Dyaks while a tragedy strikes the waters.
In tropical heat Jenks Iris and Tris shelter under a tarpaulin and ration water as they face a pivotal choice with native Dyaks and a chief on Prospect Peak. Iris reveals a plan to sacrifice for Jim, while he wrestles with trust and survival as night deepens and danger looms.
A nostalgic item from Marian Bioone describes a Colonial lowboy and kingly chair set as a treasured heirloom. The text recalls the octagonal tray crown and waxed walnut finish, noting replicas exist for less fortunate buyers and offering hints on finishing edges and decorative touches for fireplace surrounds.
Readers share tested canning methods and kitchen tips from an old issue. Recipes include Sour Apple Pepper Relish, a tomato catsup method, and a fruit pepper sauce. Step by step guidance covers prep, vinegar mixes, and sealing ideas, with notes on storage and adjustments.
A fragmented listing outlines radio programs and weather forecasts from stations in New York and nearby areas. It mentions WJZY WJZ WOR and WHN with varied programs including soprano performances, readings, Indian women and children topics, weather, and baseball scores, highlighting schedules and performers across multiple meters and locations.
In a small town a fragmentary report describes items traced to different positions and photographs that were omitted. It mentions Deadquarters and a request tied to a Christian Adeute and an observatory event with several noted observers and expected outcomes.
A late 19th century collection opened featuring French works placed at a San Francisco cultural building. The exhibition includes Rodin pieces and other notable sculptures, funded by patrons from the American World Wulldlas and allied donors, marking a significant cultural exchange in the city.
A fragmented account shows a mother and child episode where the child uses improvised foil coins to request a colored water drink. The scene unfolds with the child perched on a high stool atop a kitchen table as the mother watches, balancing care and curiosity in a domestic moment.
The Harlem Home News notes a quoted line attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson and its appearance in Mrs. Sarah B. Yule's Borrowlies. It cites Emerson’s Journal 1855 passages about a person who writes well or speaks well drawing a clear path to their door even from remote places, and the spread of ideas through witnesses and letters.
In Aipmont West Virginia a Persian cat mothers two baby groundhogs and nurses five young animals. The owner Mrs D HL reportedly has three thoroughbred kittens and is caring for the mixed brood with care and attention.
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