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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
16
Celia Gibbs waits in Hilary's candlelit room as she wrestles with fear and longing. She hides in the fireplace as a revolver and maps hint at a dangerous future while her heart aches for clarity. Continued tomorrow.
A fragment describes a mother explaining the need to leave her children for a few hours. She emphasizes goodbyes and promising a return, a special treat, or game upon her return to reassure the children of her affection and pleasure in their company.
Port Arthur reports strict quarantine measures announced for all ships arriving from Brazil after yellow fever outbreak news. Dr A R Sweeney, surgeon in charge of the US Public Health Service in the bine district, confirms the measure and warns of the danger.
A collage of jokes, poems, and humorous sketches from Maxson Foxhall Judella and the Fun Shop pages. It includes light verse by Louise G Redemeyer, quips about everyday life, classroom pranks, and a call for reader submissions with payment details.
In Burlington Vermont on June 1 AP reports the University of Vermont plans a 175th anniversary tribute to Ira Allen founder of the university and Vermont. Alumni are invited to subscribe to the General Ira Allen Memorial Fund to provide loans to deserving needy students, especially Vermont residents, with scholarship and character as primary requirements.
New London June 1 AP Bog and rough weather halted salvage work at the submarine 8-4 disaster over the weekend and holiday. Radio messages from the submarine base today indicated weather had moderated and diving would resume this afternoon. Captain B J King commandant of the base in charge of salvage work left this morning on the tub Pensborot to visit the scene and will be away days.
Margy comments that motorists are not to blame for parking troubles. she says the boys are responsible. The cartoon centers on urban humor about street parking and youth behavior. Margy voices a witty take typical of the era.
Efficient housekeeping notes timbales as tomorrow menu items. The article lists breakfast to dinner courses including prunes cereal coffee and beef loaf with timbales, plus a detailed Swedish timbales recipe with batter, frying, and serving ideas. It includes ham timbales and guidance on moulds and sauces, emphasizing home dining use and formal settings.
Health column explains cataract as a painless, age related opacity of the lens, typically after fifty five, and outlines surgical removal with local anesthesia. It notes one eye often stays usable longer, recovery involves bed rest a few days, and highlights cautious optimism about outcomes and safety. It also includes brief Q and A items on rheumatism eyelid lesions sagging facial muscles and dizzy spells.
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