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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
11
Niles Shelley andHarvey confront a couple at the door as a tense escape unfolds. Shelly dashes to his car, the narrator chases, urging him to wait and turn back while uncertainty hangs over the sudden confrontation.
Charl Selfridge races through city streets with a pursuer, seeking safe refuge. Mary Penrose confronts him about a hidden crime tied to a $250,000 wrecked order, revealing Clarke Dawson’s partner’s motive and a looming jail threat. Selfridge faces arrest while Niles Shelly quietly observes from the door.
Honolulu report notes borings into Kilauea may show volcanic gases could be harnessed commercially similar to how nearby Florence derives electric power from a volcano. Dr Friedlaender of Naples Volcanological Institute arrives to compare changes since last Hawaii visit in 1882, 1895, and 1907.
A reader seeks guidance after a quarrel with a young man. The adviser suggests patience and waiting for the suitor to make the next move, noting that repeated apologies may seem forward or undignified. The exchange ends with a hopeful note that June may settle down.
Paris dressmakers invade London in a fashion boom as Poiret and Patou stage private viewings at hotels and Metropole. Notables such as Mrs Amond McGrath, Lady Howard de Walden, Countess of Portarlington, and other society figures attend, with mannequins, previews, and tea to lure English buyers and save costs.
Calgary July 5. Four imported bred race stallions and five mares have been shipped from England by the Prince of Wales to his ranch near High River Alberta. One stallion cost 34000 dollars and the rest represent top British Isles stock. The animals will be used for breeding and are to help formWestern Canadian stock standards. A staff from the prince’s English farms accompanied the shipment.
Seton Gordon, English naturalist, lectured on the birds of Scotland claiming the golden eagle, erased during the war, is returning. He said the bird can carry fir branches five miles to the nest, and has observed nesting sites with three feet of snow on the ground, the nest appearing as a lone black object.
American scientists report significant discoveries at Chal cnifurites in Zacatecas. A building of one thousand feet square features a roof supported by 28 elaborately carved pillars, marking a notable architectural find.
A fragmentary domestic scene unfolds as Lilian quarrels with Norman over his incessant hammering. She mocks Laura Davis and her husband, but he retorts with sarcasm, claiming independence and pride in his handiwork. They spar, then share a clumsy moment of affection, ending with a jokey tease about tomorrow’s views. The dialogue hints at marital tension and gender roles.
Annabel Worthington notes this season's jumper dress style is more refined and practical for summer. A pattern No. 4415 offers a simple make up in gingham or voile at low cost, with sizes from 38 to 44 inches bust. Price 15 cents. patterns mailed for 13 cents. contact Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Department. call Barnum 6100 if pattern not received in five days.
A white taffeta blousé trimmed in a pendant swoop, paired with a black taffeta skirt. The style features a brunette with simple hair and long dangling earrings, presenting a chic understated look.
An early note traces billiards to an outdoor game called Paill Maile, played like croquet. References go back to 2331 and mention drillard titles, tables once hoop‑topped before pockets. The text notes elaborate gloves with ruffles and embroidery as fashion details.
A vintage guidance piece on brewing iced tea, detailing proper proportions and steps. It stresses careful brewing, avoiding oversteeping, and suggests serving with light accompaniments. It mentions mixing tea types and offers ideas for fruit and juice pairings as refreshing alternatives.
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