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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
8
Adele Garrison continues the saga as she studies a torn telegram from a fallen note, resisting Major Grantland's injunctions and plotting to uncover the mystery behind a perilous scheme. Dicky’s guarded behavior hints at deeper threats, while the heroine resolves to piece together the coded message.
Tomorrow's forecast warns of conflicting forces affecting the day. It urges control of emotional impulses and prudent conduct to avoid indulgence and misfortune, noting that outcomes hinge on inner restraint and steady judgment.
The text offers astrological guidance on dangers of quarrel and law, success with new projects, and money prudence under Saturn. It notes friendly relations with Vaninaries In pro pitious relatnship, urges self-control and thrift for those with birthdays, and predicts a year of both annoyance and potential achievement. A Tokyo note mentions women bus drivers and a watch escapement turning 761,009 revolutions yearly.
A young reader asks if kissing is proper before engagement and whether to visit distant relatives. Annie Laurie urges restraint until engagement, confirms visiting relatives with parental consent if appropriate, and notes hospital visits should be supportive with a companion.
A medical column by Dr. I. K. Hirshberg discusses scalp anatomy and hair growth, warning against false remedies and unsafe practices. It stresses keeping the scalp clean, avoiding shared items, and resisting “sure things” that promise instant restoration, while noting nutrition and injuries affect baldness.
Annis Laurie will welcome letters of inquiry on feminine subjects from young women readers of this paper and will reply in these columns. Letters to Miss Lauria should be addressed to her, care of this office.
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