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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
10
Ann and Phil discuss hidden thoughts as they drive and walk through a gray night. A sudden visit from Bonny Lee reveals past ties to Bruce, fueling emotional tension about trust and future chances.
Attractive one piece front and back dress pattern with sides seamed to both panels. Suggested fabrics include serge jersey or broadcloth with a stylish option in a plain material like environ. Patterns offered in bust measures 38 to 46 inches. yardage listed and mail order details provided by Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Department. If not received within five days, call Barnum 6100.
About 50 attendees heard a talk at the Y M C A on outdoor advertising. Mr. Gorfin explained the evolution of advertising and the new important parts at present, outlining practical guidance for advertisers.
Adele Garrison describes a tense train journey toward New York where a tall elderly foreigner with thick glasses watches her intently. She questions a possible prior encounter as a freight-train mirror moment unsettles her before a tunnel blackout ends the scene.
State statistics show about 60000 bicycles operated in Connecticut. The figure was forwarded to the Motor Vehicle department by James Goodman of the Bicycle Manufacturers Association.
A 10 year old girl asks about her relationship with a older farm worker, noting his hard work yet limited savings. The responder suggests his love is evident through his effort and that late hours may be excessive. The adviser says the girl should discuss with her mother, set reasonable visiting hours, and consider marriage only if a secure future can be assured.
Bulletin from the Postmaster General announces letter postage to be two cents, reversing previous rates. It states that former rates for letters have been reduced.
A longago Stratford story narrates Pandora’s curiosity with magical garbage cans. A fearsome spirit urges severe punishment for her father’s sins, prompting a town council that debates stealing the father’s joy for an American Tampering Company while citizens protest. Pandora presses her father for a remedy, and he hints at a pending result after a waiting period.
The Public Speaking club will feature a debate on whether town government is most efficient and progressive. Pred Tordoff of Acme Shear and Michael Kane will argue for the affirmative, with Harvey Gish of Travelers Insurance and C A Willard of the Junior Chamber presenting the negative. The event follows a period of strong attendance and aims to train members in effective speaking.
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