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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1927
Page
10
In a sunlit garden Connie Olive and Donald share a lunch and discuss love and money. Olive frets over wealth shaping their future while Connie and Donalds bond deepens as plans for marriage rise amid domestic details and family ties.
A mother shares practical parenting tips on setting boundaries with a seventeen year old. She explains using safe, consistent “no” to build trust, describes a whistle cue for children playing away from home, and notes that firm limits reduce conflicts and encourage peaceful play and respect.
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs Eldred about their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Man. Myrule Me or Eldred, Bridgeport telegram.
Historical kitchen column by Laura A. Kirkman with new dishes and a weekly menu. Includes breakfast items, pudding recipes using pineapple and eggs, a hot sauce, scones, braised beef with a long bake, corn fritters, and hints for a fireless cooker. also lists tomorrow’s meal inquiries and answers.
A fragmentary newspaper page mixes a domestic crisis with social chatter. Items include a drowned mother, missing clean shirts, and a hotel emergency in Atlantic City, alongside cartoons, jokes, and a theatrical dialogue about romance and manners. Names like Evelyn Hammond appear amid miscellaneous notes and humorous asides.
Paris report notes Ambassador Myron T Herrick treasures a ten cent tip sent from a 14 year old Illinois boy who asked for autographs from Herrick and French dignitaries. The boy's letter praised the autographs and offered a dime to buy a cigar. Herrick preserves the coin with the note in his portfolio.
Dorothy Dix laments letters from businesswomen about supporting able-bodied husbands who quit work after marriage. She argues economic independence backfires as many men become parasitic and rely on wives, turning indolence into a social nuisance and prompting moral and domestic tensions. The piece notes some men feign success while relying on wives, and urges clarity in modern partnerships.
Windsor England June 19 The royal waiting room of the Southern Railway at Windsor station is to let The rise of automobile travel reduced royal use since Queen Victoria era the chamber’s original decorations may stay if the new tenant wishes The room has rarely been used in recent years despite being reserved for royalty.
An eight year old Letty recites a playful poem about mothers and children in a domestic scene. The verses mention a white family joining in a game that has educational value and a father starting a voyage to the Southern Seas. The piece ends with Letty blowing her nose and expressing happiness at home despite a cold.
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