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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
14
Royston and Elizabeth reunite in a tender embrace after a long separation. He professes love and asks for a renewed bond, while she confesses fears and remembers their past. They discuss money and future plans, culminating in a hopeful resolve to marry and live together.
The text discusses Lanvin and Jenny opinions on the agodet trend and the impracticality of codete. It highlights how straight skirts gain with added panels, shirred or cut, that droop below the hem and ripple when moving, suggesting their display for stylish effect.
Shilcton Sov reports prisoners in state and federal jails increased since the wet year, despite the 18th amendment and Volstead Act. Stayton, founder of the creation against prohibition, contends the rise links to arrests from intoxicants use, not enforcement effectiveness.
A quirky note on holiday gifting mentions small animals such as puppies or dogs in a playful, nonliteral tone. It hints at books about dog care and general pet gift ideas, suggesting a lighthearted approach to choosing presents for animal lovers.
In a parish tale Henry Ford is pressed about church funding while he defends his right to give as he wills. A wealthy donor explains his charity as a personal prerogative, contrasting public perception with his private faith and support for the church.
A narrative contrasts a factory owner’s lavish power house with simpler engines. The owner defends costly architecture as a symbol of pride, arguing that people spend where they love. The piece explores how wealth reflects values and how a power plant’s design mirrors the builder’s priorities.
Cynthia, living with inherited connections in New York, visits Aunt Ellen and Ruby and attends a morning church service with her. The experience sparks inner reflection on sacrifice, altruism, and life goals while she contemplates Murray Stewart and future social encounters.
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