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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1927
Page
11
The article argues against mixing protein with starch in the same meal and warns that starch digestion starts in the mouth. It recommends using one starch per meal, paired with non starch vegetables, and avoiding tomatoes. It cites saliva and gastric juice balance and provides example meal combinations and reader questions about digestion and leg health inquiries.
Bridgeport readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Include a self addressed envelope for a response. Address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
Society members of St Vincent’s Catholic Hospital host the annual May party with a reception in the parlors on Hunting Street. Officers and presidents will assist in the receiving, prizes awarded at each table, and a refreshment committee oversees duties.
Mrs William Dibbs McAdoo daughter in law of the former secretary of the treasury was severely injured in a Hollywood automobile crash last Monday night but is now out of danger. McAdoo was thrown against a windshield when her car collided with another driven by her husband. Her life was said to have been saved by a thick fur collar on her coat.
A quirky editorial page feature mixing light verse and skits. The text presents playful vignettes, character sketches, and jokes from various voices, including parodic dialogue and cartoon captions, aiming for humor and a folksy mood.
Self activity is the only kind of activity that profits a child in the long run. A child learns most when he selects and completes tasks on his own, developing independence and thought. We often impose our tastes and plans, stifling his initiative and inner grasp of learning. When a child works his own way, his mind grows. guiding him too much dampens his growth and crushes his aspirations. The piece argues for allowing children to pursue their own ideas rather than substituting adult plans.
Auction style sale note lists a $21.50 nominal price for a well made polret sheen or tin jacket in black navy rust wind or grey with tailored lines or fur trim. It is fully silk lined in sizes 16 to 44 and $1 regular $1.29 pure worsted sweaters in all over models with cricket neck in tan blue and green stripes.
Mrs. L. N. asks if a three and a half year old needs a corset waist for a protruding abdomen. The editor suggests a panty style with elastic may accentuate the abdomen and questions waistwear benefits, noting reluctance toward plastic bands. A snail mail diet leaflet offer is mentioned for nursing mothers and prenatal care.
A telegram from Resdere notes limited personal service for Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred. It requests letters be addressed to Mrs Eldred at Bridgenot Volegta and mentions a personal reply to private concerns.
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