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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1926
Page
13
A brief fragment urges every household classroom gym and clinic to have a good life mirror so a child can see himself reflected and find guidance toward a better life. The prose emphasizes self recognition and positive development for youth.
The text urges teachers to use a large mirror so children can see their own posture and movements. It describes coaching tips for correcting tense shoulders, facial gestures, and speech mannerisms. Mirrors help kids observe and adjust actions, reducing time and effort in learning.
Dress pattern No 660 offers a one piece wool dress in powder blue with deep blue checks and a belt for blouse effect. Sizes 16 to 44 available. fabric yardage listed for 49 inch and 36 inch materials. Price 15 cents. order by coupon with name and address to Patti Baker Bridgeport Telegram. payment by coins stamps or cartoon.
San Antonio date for the Army Pan American flight was restored to the original December timing after a prior postponement to January. No reason was given, but it was believed planes would be available earlier, with two aircraft at Tugana field under assembly. Capt. A. B. McDaniel and Capt. C. F. Woolsey are piloting the practice plane from Pensacola toward San Antonio.
A collage of humorous verses, stray verses and light sketches edited by Maxcon Foxball Judelt, with quirky exchanges and cartoonish quips. The piece riffs on holiday mood and seasonal mishaps, featuring poems, jokes, and brief vignettes from various authors and contributors.
Mrs W S asks about a 15 month old with skin peeling from hips to groin due to strong urine. Advice covers diaper cleansing with mild solutions, air drying, olive oil, diet adjustments increasing vegetables, careful milk preparation, and feeding leaflets. Also notes watch for too rich milk and proper complementary feeding after breast feeding.
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs. Bilared regarding intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred Bridgeport Telegram.
Miss Frances Madelyn Cuneo daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Cuneo and George Joseph Geaney son of Mr and Mrs Patrick J Geaney were united in marriage yesterday morning at St Raphael s church with Rev Patrick Quinlan officiating Palms and white chrysanthemum arrangements adorned the altar The bride wore light tan flat crepe and a gold lace hat carrying bridal roses and lilies of the valley The maid of honor wore rose colored flat crepe and a harmonizing hat with bronze chrysanthemums The best man was William Geaney Due to illness the reception was held at the bride s grandfather James Musante s home The couple left for their wedding trip in rust colored gown and matching hat and will live at 40 Sanford Place
Letter excerpts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and sleep. Mrs Nina Matteson, Bot 206 Oxford, reports regained energy after using the medicine, while Mia Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts says four years of illness yielded to eight bottles. The ads urge readers to obtain the product at their druggist.
Brooklyn resident Arthur Smith reports severe facial and neck eruption cleared by Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment after five weeks of use. He says itching stopped after two applications and no trace of trouble remained.
An advertisement claims Marmola tablets offer a cure for obesity by correcting its cause. It asserts 19 years of use and a million boxes sold yearly, with visible fat reduction and a guaranteed guarantee. Readers are urged to request a book and a 26 cent Marmola sample by writing Marmola Co. Detroit.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO as a pure new process that hides nose shininess. The copy promises natural look with no visible lines or pores and urges readers to buy from local counters.
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