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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
25
In a tense scene, Phil and allies scheme to use a dictaphone to record Dawson Ruth Morgan and others. Newton plots a covert setup at Norton Accessories to capture key conversations and leverage legal revenge, while Beettle and Ann plan bold moves to recover damages and seize control.
Chicago detectives mobilize four dozen officers to patrol Michigan Avenue and Sprain Road in marked cars to trap the boulevard vamp said to menace motorists with large crowds and daring.
Milford May 14 The Milford Radio Club conducted a seven hour low power transmitting test on Charles Island and nearby stations. Cy Sraard Hickox led the effort with six Milford stations participating. Five new members joined, bringing total membership to over forty. J. Wl- Wischers resigned as chair of the committee to take effect immediately. Mr. Fischer, Milford public school manual training teacher, plans to leave Milford at end of the current school year.
Paris aviation experts discuss the future of air travel in a Paris Bureau of Universal Service inquiry. They explore whether airplanes will replace trains steamships and cars, noting rapid recent development and asking how far air tech can rise. Notable figures include Faifam and de la Naix as world renowned names in flight.
Pierre Etienne Frandrix argues regular Paris to New York air service is years away due to fog and darkness. He predicts huge multi engine planes will be needed and air travel will cut transoceanic time to about 30 hours once feasible, reshaping politics and economics.
London May 14: Louis Breguet designs a Franco American tandem plane to fly Paris to New York in 34 hours. The craft, hollow with passenger cabins freight chambers and fuel tanks, will use high power battery magnetic systems. Breguet predicts future craft could ride trade winds six miles up to cross oceans in 10 to 15 hours with automatic cabin oxygen.
A student-run cinema at Washington State College presents a showing described as highly popular and profitable. The event features a large, winged display and emphasizes student management of the show operations.
A reader asks if a 24 year old should pursue a still married man awaiting divorce. Annie Laurie counsels waiting till the man is free, citing potential harm and ethical concerns. A second letter from an 18 year old urges obedience to parents, with Laurie advising to heed parental guidance and seek an approved partner.
An ad describes an eight panel apron combining practicality and presentability for home and callers. It outlines fabric needs about 4 3-4 yards, costs around 2.40, with 37-8 yards of 36 inch material, 1-4 yard of 32 inch contrasting fabric, and a price of 15 cents for the pattern mailed on receipt of stamps. Customer should write to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram and call Barnum 6100 if not received in five days.
Norman and Lilian discuss a remark about a woman's aim to be the trademark of a successful husband. Their quiet dinner becomes a forum for sharp exchange as Lilian rejects diamonds and finery, while Norman presses his instinct to argue and defend a strong point of view.
A dialog contrasts views on marriage and gender roles as Lilian and Norman debate American women, equality, and the idea of a man as master at home. They contend women crave status while men feel misjudged, with opinions on work, homemaking, and romance shaping the exchange.
Philadelphia May 14 The Associated Press reports 13 women workers who will join Bryn Mawr college for a second summer term in a program for women in industry from June 15 to August 10. Applicants from eight major cities include 29 from New York and 77 from Philadelphia. The class features garment and textile workers, telephone operators, glove makers, and others, with 11 countries represented and 87 accepted from 143 district nominees.
In a humorous exchange a narrator teases about family roles during a social event. A girl in a short dress is joked to be the grandmother, a youth in riding breeches is claimed as the wife, and a woman in a tea gown is identified as a witty partner. Fawn, twelve, adores dressing in Sweder and mother's dresses.
A historic recipe segment describes appetizers centered on sardines and anchovy paste. It outlines steps for preparing egg whites as shells, filling with mustard butter and anchovy mix, and garnishing with parsley. It includes alternative sardine preparations and storage tips.
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