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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
10
A fragmentary piece by Juanita Hamel contemplates finding the right Columbus figure as a guiding partner. It emphasizes being in the right frame of mind and heart, trusting discovery without fear of disappointment, and waiting for the person who proves to be her Columbus and his Miss America.
Adele Garrison writes of a dramatic interrupted encounter as Lilian Underwood and Robert Savarin confront Eleanor Ruthie at a roadside art scene. Eleanor’s return triggers old tensions, sharp wit, and emotional reveals, while Lilian and Harry Underwood’s history shapes the tense gatherings among friends.
A study of traditional beliefs across Italian regions notes how wedding days are chosen to avoid bad luck. Martyrdom of calendars reveals Sunday as favored, with Friday unlucky especially Friday the thirteenth. Ancient tropes persist along the Mediterranean shores and inland hills through centuries.
A dated home cooking guide explains economical casserole methods for baking stews and roasts. It details browning meats with onions, layering fish and vegetables, and baking times. Recipes cover top round steak with onions, cod with potatoes, liver stuffing, and a three pound chicken joint with stock.
A long fragmented forecast warns of a disintegrating force in the day’s energy. Readers born under this sign should avoid hasty changes and seek steady, careful action to protect personal plans and relationships. Strong influence favors restraint and deliberate moves.
Lucrezia Bore outlines home nail care steps including tools, cleansing, and polishing. She advises daily care to prevent blemishes, offers a homemade preparation with tincture of myrrh and tartaric acid, and suggests cleansing, softening, and buffing routines with simple ingredients for improved nail appearance.
Dr Copeland explains the long history and danger of diphtheria and urges vaccination. The article details incubation, early symptoms such as throat soreness and membranes, severe fever and possible paralysis. It notes antitoxin as key treatment and advises laboratory confirmation and isolating cases.
Two people claim poisoning after eating mayonnaise while others who ate the same mayonnaise were not affected. Questioned if mayonnaise caused the illness or if another food item was responsible. The writer doubts mayonnaise as the cause and notes long-standing health issues unrelated to the incident.
A reader asks how to respond to a hospitalized ex lover and whether to send flowers with a card. The adviser suggests sending flowers with a brief card to show care without pressuring him, and warns against rushing or pressuring while maintaining a friendship if possible. A second letter questions fidelity in engagement and whether to date others. the adviser urges staying true and warns that continued courting others could justify breaking the engagement, advocating mutual honesty and practical options.
Vera Winston presents a fashion note on a sophisticated evening gown. The outfit features a gray charmeuse underskirt with sheer panels, crystal trims, crystal strap bands on the shoulders, and a double belt detail at the back. The model wears a striking crystal halo and delicate color effects enhance its elegance.
Doris and Squeedee join wind elves to ride seed flier toys into the meadow where white dandelion dusters dust blossoms. They discover dusting duties and wind elf rules, ending with Doris returning home to care for her own garden flowers.
Fragmented wisdom aphorisms on opportunity character and conduct among men. The blurred text cites effort restraint and virtue. It references risk planning accepting responsibility and self control as keys to success and personal growth.
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