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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
15
A fragment discusses a Mrs Seeley newcomer. her twelve year old son is described as bright for his age. The text notes visible nerves and initial difficulty, with emphasis on boosting courage and parental observations.
Brooklyn woman Mrs Hegmann describes relief from insomnia and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and accompanying remedies. She praises the products and offers to answer letters from other women seeking information about the medicines. The article cites other readers with similar experiences across states.
In a tense kitchen chat Chad’s mother defends him amid gossip about his bold actions and school progress. The women debate his courage and report cards while fearing a cover up of his true nature. Chad’s boastful moment and a bully confrontation are central to the discussion.
A historical coupon directs readers to fill in their name address size and pattern number for 15 cent patterns. It instructs printing clearly to avoid mistakes and to send orders with coin or stamps to the Fattern Editor at Bridgeport Telegram, 311 orders.
Health and Diet Advice speaks on nursing mothers, milk quality, and diet. It covers the need for calm, protein rich foods, moderation in eating to avoid excess milk, and notes on mental factors affecting milk. provides sample daily guidance and a call to request complete weaning instructions.
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy with intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal response. Send letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
Parliament in Bucharest voted to place Marie on the reverse of a commemorative coin issue for King Ferdinand. Fifty and twenty five lei gold pieces minted in London honor the coronation and mark Ferdinand as the first sovereign of Greater Roumania. the king’s portrait will appear on the obverse.
Gossip from Billings and Henderson centers on a joke about weight, noting a bride described as 320 pounds and her partner at 415 pounds. The talk shifts to parade plans and a quip about a big agent selling a leaf encyclopedia.
Former Protestant Episcopal bishop of Arkansas William Montgomery Brown, deposed for heresy, urged being tried for seditious communism to prove America is Communist. He lauded the Soviet government, opposed US troops to Nicaragua and China, and condemned Sacco and Vanzetti’s scheduled execution as murder.
A collection of light snippets and jokes edited by Maxson Foxball Judell featuring domestic satire, playful quips about politics and daily life, and cartoons of social misadventures. Names such as Ralph W. Froeblich and Charles R. Altman appear in short punchlines about marriages, holidays, and family antics.
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