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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
14
Ola Peter Rayne, famed in early Western mining, sees his son prosper on Wall Street and grandchildren rise in Gutham society. A banker plots a drastic solution to family strife, while Maitland weighs risk and legality, seeking discreet action against a wayward heir and a reckless social set.
In a crowded office scene and salon talk, Mr Pepperill and Maitland mull a daughter’s marriage to a stranger. The elder lawyer Kayne resists, while Pepperill assesses family ties, business, and social fallout, hinting at deeper motives and a looming continuation.
Radio expert Butler explains mounting methods to reduce tube vibration noise. Techniques include mounting on a sponge pad with screws and washers, or embedding in wood and using rubber bands or additional supports to center and stabilize the socket during operation.
A dense OCR summary lists radio programs, concerts, weather forecasts, market notes, and performances from stations including WOR WEAF and WGY. It mentions Anna Pinto and other musicians, orchestras, weather bulletins, stock reports, and upcoming meetings at DeWitt High School, with notices of public broadcasts and music recitals across multiple cities and meters.
An island tale describes a woman tracking a squirrel seen caching golf balls near a land dispute site. The narrative links trees and vines to stakes in a school land plot, noting wealth tied to timber and agriculture while workers respond to the project.
A fragmentary report states Frank Hobowick was released from custody by a federal judge in New York after a New Haven hearing. Details about charges, property actions, and the judge's full name are unclear due to damaged text.
A writer notes buying two bird-call whistles, one for Mister and one for Mother, with distinct notes to signal who wants what. The items reflect the singer’s voice and interest in communicating with kin through sound.
The column lists practical and decorative items for modern housekeeping including door stops, desk phone shields, flower bowls, book ends, and the evolving role of household accessories. It notes shifts from old telephones to new shield styles and highlights the dream list of items a reader might want someday to improve interior decor. It invites readers to submit questions to the Efficient Housekeeper column for tailored advice.
The article discusses how console tables, even small ones, can command attention through elegant detailing and color. It highlights a decorative console and mirror setup in a narrow hallway, noting a French-inspired design, ivory walls, and a polychrome finish with crimson delft greens.
Betsy planned a long engagement, while Rudy and Fanny chose a shorter path. The Dad supported Betsy for the date. George McManus presents a comic about romantic plots ending in a win.
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