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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
14
A fragmented vignette follows Rufus Kayne, a Wall Street magnate, and his modernist family. Readers glimpse a Victorian backdrop clashing with debutante and society pressures, as Kayne contemplates restraint amid excess in the gilded era.
A narrator probes a fallen religious figure and the era of lax morals, arguing society excuses dishonesty and polygamy as individuals chase wealth and status. The piece paints a cynical portrait of public sham, personal betrayal, and the erosion of honest conduct before a looming reckoning.
An examination of varlocouplers used in radio circuits details two separate stator sets and adjustable taps on the primary inductance. It explains how varying winding connections forms transformer action between aerial and secondary circuits and how tuning is achieved by altering inductance with tapped coils.
A fragmented radio schedule round up lists programs on WAZ and WOR noting broadcasts at 455 and 405 and 330 meters. Mentions WGY in Schenectady with General Electric Company, and multiple sponsors and performers.
Report on housekeeping topics from a 1920s WEAF program listing multiple contributors and lectures. Names include Amévigan Tal and Tel Go New York, with references to university figures and various topics in astronomy and culture. The fragmentary text lists speakers, institutes, and a mix of advertisements and program notes.
A partial recipe list highlights foods for children and a note about publishing a recipe for popcorn balls. It mentions stewed peaches cereal and various lunch items, with a stray reader question about making popcorn balls and instructions to publish. The text reflects a household column tone with overlapping food items and a request for recipe sharing.
A fragmented historic newspaper fragment presents a quirky etiquette column by Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman and an extended, jumbled recipe for popcorn with candy, coconut, and molasses, along with wedding notice hints and reader Q&As. The text blends household tips with notices and recipes, naming places like Pittsburgh and including mentions of Etheler Housekeeping and The Bitter column.
An audience speaker loses control as a former prizefighter is hired to maintain order. He contrasts life’s burdens with drunken woes, asking what people seek after daily toil. The crowd reaction is dampened by the keeper of peace, while readers submit pieces about the event.
Marlan Moore reviews sun rooms as a modern home feature that mimics outdoor warmth without cold noses. Describes a Cheerful Sun Room with black and white floor, matching furniture, fiber lamp, and mulberry drapes creating a warm indoor retreat. Moore invites readers to write for decor advice.
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