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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
16
A narrative intertwines the early West mining fortune with New York Wall Street success and a dynastic Gotham kinship. An English marriage, American divorce, and a troubled heroine chase freedom amid 19th century law, court ethics, and social peril.
In a tense confrontation, Diana argues for love over rigid divorce rules as Claudia seeks freedom from a troubled marriage. Legal advice from Lloyd surfaces about custody and recognition across England and the United States, revealing family tensions and a plea for simpler, fairer paths.
Petty Polly comments on ribbon trends as Modish Mitzi sashes pass a ribbon counter. Miral counters with advice about bow styles and new ribbon dresses featuring plaids and roman stripe motifs.
By George McMann Mitzi praises Harrow ribbon hats as versatile and smary wearable in many contexts. The piece notes a riglon tied for the hat with a stalloped edge and suggests ribbons can transform outfits with simple, stylish touches.
WY CARLSON discusses practical radio column tips for minimizing feedback in amplifier circuits. He advises short leads, individual tube shielding, grounded metal screens, separate plate and filament supplies, and soldered rigid connections to reduce coupling and ensure stable operation.
The page lists WJZ and WEAF broadcasts with program notes from New York stations. It mentions performers such as Peridot Lee Ving, Betty Misally, Walsh, and DeGrminin, plus varied segments from The Love Own Book of Politics and How to Get a Better Job. It also highlights KDKA and other station outlines with talk, music, and children's stories.
A partially legible note describes mothers and children indoors during winter making simple crafts. It mentions using white paper, drawing pictures with crayons, and wrapping materials to pass time.
A reader asks if a young lady should send a gift before her own birthday and what gift fits. The answer states it is improper for an engaged or non engaged young lady to give a gift to a gentleman. a personal friendly birthday note is preferred over an expensive card.
Readers share tips for cleaning with milk, preserving beans and nuts, and pickled walnuts. A correspondent asks for a pickled pecan recipe while guidance on sealing wax and utensil use in the kitchen is requested. The column notes readers should include full details and return envelopes for editor responses.
A reader questions hanging prized family photographs in the living room. The response says no, monograms on envelopes belong to bedrooms and readers should avoid displaying such initials on outer mail flaps.
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