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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
13
Infections of the throat like tonsillitis and diphtheria are linked to enamel mucous membranes and stomach acidity. The article notes common causes, symptoms such as fever and swollen tonsils, and urges hygienic measures and medical consultation for throat inflammation. It also includes reader questions on elbow infections, plant chlorophyll, and breathlessness with suggested diet and breathing exercises.
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy with intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope for a reply and address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
A discussion on preserving spelling skills through daily writing and reading. The author argues spelling must be practiced in context, not just in isolated lists, underscoring the link between oral spelling, handwriting, and meaningful written communication.
The text argues that spelling is taught best by integrating words into connected writing rather than lists. Reading alone trains sight and ears, but children learn spelling by writing and using words in proper context, with concrete practice leading to true functional spelling. John James scored sixty in spelling last Thursday, suggesting a change in recitation method may have been used.
Meriden October 18 Leslie Jr ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Leslie G Saunders of South Meriden returned from Philadelphia where he was rushed ten days ago to have a hickory nut shell removed from his right lung. The jagged shell had been swallowed while playing with other boys and caused complications before a delicate operation by Dr Chevalier Jackson at Jefferson hospital. Also reports fire in the dry kiln part of the Alfred Cooper cabinet works in Water street caused damage over $10,000.
A collage of playful cuts and flirtatious quips from a periodical page. Jests range from dancing tunes in a wedding season to humorous misreadings of names in dialect. Short scenes feature couples, mistaken identities, and lighthearted courtship banter across varied voices.
Adorable little dresses offered in solid Peggy cloth colors and charming English prints. Many pretty models to choose from with another group in tailored styles. Large assortment of colors priced from 5.95 to 12.95.
Milton C. Work analyzes lead decisions from a four card hand against three No Trump declarations and one spade bid. He argues the No Four is the correct lead against No Trump, and weighs options among Hearts Club Diamonds and Spades for subsequent bids. A second hand shows a four card suit favored for leading over weak singletons.
In three contract scenarios from the October 19 ARSWee Blank, South deals. West holds the described hand and should open with a single lead. The pattern shows West leading an eighth card in the indicated suit per contract, yielding different responses as the bidding proceeds.
Stamford building contractor William Grebe was arrested on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses after allegedly passing worthless checks totaling 300 dollars drawn on a Denk account he had closed. Bond set at 1000, hearing Thursday morning.
Vital statistics list births at multiple addresses with October dates for several families including Garafalo, Krieg, Kozma, Zaletta, Costa, Cicconi, Keltos, Bruno, Fisher, Norko, Milo, Mannello, and others. Marriages include Henry Miller and Elizabeth Barnecky, James Crowder and Susie McQueen, John Clemence and Harriet Rose Anthony, with ages and street addresses.
London October 18 The Nova Scotia government won its appeal to abolish the legislative council Upper House after a dispute with the Nova Scotia Supreme Court. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ruled the government has power to abolish the upper chamber.
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