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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
14
In a grim night march, sergeant Hadir and a Hafan unit ride with the Tith Field Artillers. They discuss gear, dangers, and a weary trek, while bunkered stories, horse issues, and a looming sense the war may end soon permeate the column as rain soaks the march.
Tomorrow’s menu includes vegetable soup and sponge cake with lemon flavoring. The article provides a detailed sponge cake method and baking tips, including beating technique, egg white incorporation, pan size, and oven temperature, followed by a brief note on clemency for two inmates in Atlanta.
A health column notes that verifying a baby's growth is best done by regular weighing with a proper scale outfit. If weighed correctly, steady weight gain signals good development, while other signs like skin, eye brightness, and fullness support this. Neighbors can loan scales, tested by a grocer, to ensure accurate measurements for anxious new mothers.
A mother urges teaching children early to cherish books noting clean hands, careful handling, and prompt return of borrowed books. The article highlights the allure of colors illustrations and bindings, while a separate note records Ralem Mas Sonn Rohipchaud of Fitchbury receiving a one year sentence in the house of correction for attempted larceny by passing a worthless check after pleading guilty.
Dorothy Dix comments on a free, white, 21 year old woman who left a loving husband for divorce without fault on his part. She notes the man is moral and generous, provides a good home and comforts, yet the wife desires freedom and alimony, while keeping the children. Dix condemns the breakup of homes for whim and warns alimony disputes harm men.
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