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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
14
Orson Hatch grapples with Dorinda Maxwell as she rejects his control and asserts independence after a tense meeting at his law office. Hatch plans a decisive four o'clock interview while colleagues weigh the Maxwell party rumors and the potential fallout.
A mother decorates her son’s birthday cake with a white icing dolly, threading candies through it. The candies melt but the icing preserves the figure, creating a lifelike doll on the cake. After candle stubs are removed, the cake remains lovely and fresh.
German film star Lucy Dorine sues publishers of a theatrical Who's Who for damages over a 32 year old age claim she says is false. She asserts it should be a crime to state a woman is older than she actually is and seeks redress for harm to her reputation.
A family contemplates a movie night and buys a paper with two more showtimes. Mildred notices six tiles but the others argue about what they saw, while Ralph Rasbury is mentioned in Alt.
Report notes a late decision involving Harr Y McLOON amid Great Gdns developments. Public reaction focused on timing and seating constraints. Official outcomes and involved parties remain unclear in fragmentary text.
Efficient housekeeping note lists tomorrow's menu with breakfast items such as bananas cereal coffee toast and cheese fondue and a dinner featuring baked ham baked sweet potatoes spinach steamed fruit pudding and hard sauce jam the writer remarks it is a pity when family does not like cheese dishes.
Shortage of native labor hampers agriculture and gold mining in South Africa. The article discusses using cheese as a meat substitute to trim budgets, proposing cheese fondue and tomato cheese dishes as hearty, economical lunches or dinners amid financial pressures and labor shortages.
Margy remarks that football is turning into a two game affair with good icemen going astray, expressing concern over uneven play and the sport's direction. The quote hints at broader issues in the game and calls for scrutiny of current tactics.
London AP notes two thousand London girls are reported missing each year but only one in 560 remains untraced. Officials say about 50 percent reported missing should not have been. Across England, fewer than two in every thousand are never heard from again.
The article explains eyelid congestion caused by excess blood flow from eyestrain and explains the signs of inflamed eyelids. It notes that lenses or glasses may correct the defect and that the strain from effort increases blood supply, keeping the eyes red. It also includes brief health Qs and answers on weight, cod liver oil, and thrombosis vein recovery.
Dorothy Dix argues American husbands neglect sentiment, fueling divorce. Cultivate romance and attention to a wife’s tastes, anniversaries, and small gifts. She warns practical love without feeling dries up affection and urges men to study sentiment as key to happy homes.
Poland issues stamps featuring Marie Curie to honor a native of Poland. The portrait recalls her roots despite her French citizenship after marriage to Pierre Curie, marking a rare government tribute to a non citizen.
A Hollywood fashion debate considers long hair versus bob cuts for Fox starlets. Madge Belamy Alma Rubens Janet Gaynor Dolores Del Rio Florence Gilbert Ming Del Rio and others are discussed as benefiting from luxuriant hair. Irene Castle influenced the approach, while France and Italy enjoy rapid economic recovery aided by new machinery.
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