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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1921
Page
11
In facing high living costs the article offers frugal home cooking ideas using inexpensive animal byproducts. It lists recipes for tripe stew lamb hearts baked liver sweetbreads and brain fritters with step by step preparation and seasonings to stretch the family shop fund.
A text offering breathing exercises to refresh energy and improve appearance. It describes posture, breath control, and rhythmic inhaling exhaling steps, plus guidance on when and how to perform them for better circulation and vitality. It notes caution for delicate readers and suggests outdoor air as beneficial.
A nostalgic reflection on the charm of the humble cottage versus fashionable city living. The piece contrasts elegant apartments with the simple warmth of a little home, complete with a kitchen, dog, and family memories, and laments the loss of such domestic havens to wealth. The narrator recalls Aunt Mary and Uncle John, evoking longing for familiar, comforting scenes.
A strained house party ends with Lillian leaving in a sulk after Jack Moore is favored by others. The narrative recalls her sullen signals and the social backlash, questioning whether ignoring such sulks could prevent similar scenes in future gatherings.
Ethel Barrymore and R G Colt have reportedly decided on a legal separation. Papers for the divorce appear prepared though no public statement has been made. Friends say Miss Barrymore has contemplated separation at times but remains devoted to her children and acting career.
St Peter's Holy Name Society plans a community program. The event features local figures and a focus on charitable outreach, with organizers inviting parishioners and residents to participate.
An 1840s style discussion outlines hurdles for Woodrow Wilson to practice law in New York and before the U S Supreme Court. It details state admission rules, three year practice requirements, and bar examination expectations, noting exceptions for out of state attorneys and the need for New York bar status.
An advertisement promotes Nature's Remedy NR tablets as a bowel medicine that stops laxatives and purges. It promises gentle kidney bowel regulation, no daily dosing, and ongoing comfort for a week or more. The copy pushes cost efficiency and doctor endorsement.
An advertisement touts Pepsodent as a superior dentifrice that fights dental film, tartar, and decay. It urges readers to send for a free 10-Day Tube, claims film removal brightens teeth, and highlights ingredients like pepsin and starch-digesting agents.
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