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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
5
A quirky tale follows Tweety and Trety Cricket as they cause pond trouble and mock Grandad Long-legs. After a scare, the old man confronts them and imparts a lesson on respect, ending with the young crickets racing home through the dark toward their meadow.
A narrator observes Dicky’s polished welcome of Beas Dean in the Catskills. Beas Dean arrives for a two week visit, prompting social tension as the narrator fears an embarrassing scene and questions Dicky’s indulgent manners toward the guest.
The unreadable OCR text references early steel and engravings in England, mentions kings and history, and touches on stamps, mills, and church records. It references notaries, priests, and monastic scribes in the early modern period, with a focus on archival practices and dating methods.
Royal S. Copeland M D urges calm about fever and temperature. He notes normal fluctuations, advises against overusing thermometers, and explains when fever and accompanying symptoms signal illness. Seek medical advice if fever persists or other signs appear.
A reader asks about correcting a lateral spine issue after examination and whether cracking sounds in joints indicate illness. The reply notes that mucus dropping into the throat can cause tickling and cough, and promises to provide treatment details in a forthcoming subscription.
Lucrezia Boat explains a facial feature beauty routine focusing on enhancing lashes and brows. The guide urges small daily efforts to improve lash length and brow fullness, detailing cleansing, grooming, and gentle shaping techniques. It references risk and cautions, stressing consistency for noticeable results.
Winifred Black recalls Aunt Sue visiting from the mountains arriving by night ride to shop windows in the city. Aunt Sue praises hats, rails at fashions, and plans to buy hats for three nieces. She shelteringly dotes on Rose Marie, a rescued millinery girl, now thriving with Aunt Sue's help, and hints at a wedding with Grant Hathaway.
A garbled horoscopic column attributed to Genevieve Kemble Turshay provides a jumble of phrases. It appears as a journalistic fragment with names and scattered terms but lacks clear person dates or places.
A long, scrambled recipe fragment lists methods for preparing pickled vegetables fruits and jams. It mentions slicing apples pears and berries with spices and ginger, and details steps for blueberry jam tomato marmalade and pear preserves, with mixed measurements and cooking timing.
Vera Winston outlines a chiffon negligee with Margot woes styling. Lace details at the bodice and waist feature shirring and weaving. Short sleeves and a cape finish with piped chiffonne accents and pale flower embellishments.
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