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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
16
Miss Clifford confronts a hidden murder scheme involving Roger and Esther in a suspenseful household drama. Esther scraps plans to warn Tim as clues converge on a dangerous truth about the family’s past and a fatal injection scheme.
A set of practical tips on household tasks including washing knives and removing stains. Suggestions mention soaking in hot water, using a small basin for butter, and adding baking soda to cleaning powder to aid stain removal and polish. Also notes about ink spots, water perception, and careful handling of butter near heat.
Hartford air mail service set a new daily weight record, exceeding the old mark by 20 pounds. The Wednesday night shipment weighed 68 pounds 12 ounces, surpassing the previous 38 pounds, aided by wool bales from Massachusetts boosting the consignment. The service has been operating only in limited parts of the year.
A reader asks how to host a simple dinner with two young couples and maids, suggesting hiring a hostess to plan and serve. The menu includes fruit cocktail, celery, lettuce with dressing, creamed cottage pudding coffee, and a roast or pork dish with sides. Notes cover serving order, beverages, and a modest menu guidance.
The article argues that a child’s mischief stems from an active mind and urges parents to channel this energy with appropriate toys and activities. It warns against frequent punishment and suggests providing safe outlets to satisfy curiosity and imagination, noting restless children seek engagement and structure in play.
Dick Morano is pressured to perform a class reading of Who Has Seen the Wind. He endures ridicule and a painful, public display as he stumbles through the piece. His mother and father react with sorrow and blame the crowd for cruelty toward a shy child.
Dorothy Dix reflects on women who seek pity through misery, blaming sympathy for spurring self-pity and dependency. She argues wives endure abusive, unfaithful husbands to secure attention, while mothers exaggerate faults for drama. The piece condemns the pity habit as curable only by firm steps to leave bad marriages and set boundaries.
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