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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1927
Page
18
An unnamed narrator describes a tangled scene of a secretary, Kate Randall Pelham, and Bruce Crichton as a plot unfolds around letters and a bibliophile club. A courier, misread names, and tense dialogue hint at secrets, fear, and a looming revelation that ends with a cliffhanger.
A fragmented reminiscence reflects on motherhood and the bond with sons. The speaker recalls lessons about obedience, risk, and care, contrasting simple meals with broader life choices as they navigate moral guidance and generational expectations.
A quirky 1900s style housekeeping piece mixes tips on preserving murals and frames, cleaning garments with simple soaps, and reusing old carpets with dyeing or woven rug ideas. It notes avoiding ads and suggests practical repairs like shellac touchups and wall rehanging paintings in public buildings.
An advice column discusses infant feeding, weighing concerns, and a case of chronic daytime and nighttime wetting in a toddler. It covers when to introduce cereals, vegetable broth, and cod liver oil, and offers guidance on strengthening bladder muscles, including a taught method of toilet training and a leaflet request via stamped envelopes.
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Dorothy Dix counsels that time and absence are not universal cures for love and urges a woman in an illicit affair to preserve self respect rather than steal happiness. The column also advises a concerned wife on steady correspondence and a hopeful yet prudent approach to a drifting marriage.
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