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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
13
Household tips cover preventing evaporation by sealing ammonia and volatile substances. Recipes describe fruit whip as a dessert using raw or cooked fruits with sugar. Home decor advice urges plain wall hangings to match room tones. Cooking tip suggests tenderizing tough meat with vinegar lemon juice or tomato sauce. Other notes advise keeping old brooms and whitening straw hats with sulphur fumes.
Communications of Dwight Place church in New Haven plan a reception for Rev Edward Upson upon their return from the south within five weeks. Rev Cowles, formerly an assistant at United church, wed Miss Nina Lyman in Montevallo Alabama last Saturday. the bride is a Montevallo native from a prominent family.
In Burlin on June 4 Associated Press report details the Croker will case as Mrs Bula Croker, widow, defends herself against charges, praising her late husband and noting her nickname Indian Princess. She testified she valued the $1,000,000 received but claimed less than what his first wife got and denied instigating 1917 financial disputes.
In New Haven on June 4 John H. Landrigan, a real estate owner, welcomes children to a recently vacant house praising a “fine move for children.” He says there is no objection and the more the merrier as the properties fill, marking Landrigan as a new style landlord in town.
Woman from West Philadelphia reports chronic back and abdominal pain with fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gains strength, can perform housework, carry groceries, and feels improved. Letter from Mrs Charles Gutler, 12308 Hanson St, urges others to seek the remedy.
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