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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1925

Page

27

The Pearl Headed Pin Mystery Move

A discredited associate, Edward March, plots to erase his past by destroying evidence tied to Henry Ledaay and John Selkirk. Disguised as a Londoner, he confronts Selkirk, executes a careful plan to erase receipts and clothing, and then slips away by train, leaving a trail of calculated risk and concealed motive.

Margaret Hallet Henry Sedway John Selkirk Selkrick March Munster Selkirk Harries Thelkirk Harres Peer Selkirk St Harres Edward gMareis Edward March Vorsar Ldaward Dirk Homburg Approvia

Woman weighs police risk of concealing Ledway death

Mrs Hallett frets over the possibility a human agency removed Ledway’s body and how such action would invite police inquiry. She debates whether revealing the truth to George and society would spare embarrassment and gossip, while considering Potters and a burglary claim as plausible cover. Continued tomorrow.

George Jean

Mystery of TTS Baby Salmon History Revealed

The article outlines a long studied mystery in salmon life from birth to sea. It describes attempts to trace freshwater residence and migration, noting experiments with tagged fish to track destinations. Observers hope tagging will reveal salmon movement patterns, with examples of releases near Alaska and finds on distant shores.

Alaska Alorg Siberia

Dignity First in a Jacobean Commode and Hall Ornaments

Marian Moore discusses a Jacobean commode of mahogany with applied mouldings and dignity suited for a formal hall. She notes the importance of matching accessories such as a tapestry, candles, and tasteful lighting to create an appealing, dignified space.

Marian Moore Yesteryear

Ice Box Cakes and Desserts Featured In Tomorrow’s Menu

Readers supply rich ice box cake recipes including Macaroon Ice Box Cake and Rich Mocha Ice Box Cake with detailed steps. Also included are Lemon Flavor Ice Box Cake and Gelatine Ice Box Cake variations, plus instructions for serving with whipped cream and lady fingers.

Sentrom

Our Children by Angelo Patri on Noses and Hygiene

Angelo Patri argues schoolchildren suffer when noses are blocked and advocates soap and paper handkerchiefs. He laments poor nasal care, urges a chute system for disposing used hankies, and stresses air flow for clear thinking and health in schools.

Childien

Meriden Man Heads Veterans Association

Meriden man Col C L Upham was re elected president of the Eighth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers association at the group s annual meeting in Meriden Also named were Andrew Gordon of Hazardville vice president and Charles M Parsons of Noroton Heights chaplain

Meriden Veterans Association of the Eighth and Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers C L. Upham Eighth Regiment Association Andrew Gordon Hazardville Charles M. Parsons Noroton Heighis

Jewish New Year Posts Flood Local Office

With the Jewish New Year approaching at sundown, the local post office sees a flood of greeting cards. Postmaster Arthur F. Connor notes many envelopes lack proper postage, with 1 cent stamps common on 2 cent cards. Unsealed mail should have 1 1/2 cents and sealed envelopes 2 cents. underpaid mail is returned to sender or collected from the recipient if no address is available.

Arthur F. Connor

Telegram Daily Pattern Service on boys wear and pattern 2026

The notice describes boys fashion with slits replacing rompers and suggests pattern No 2026 made from French blue linen with white collar and cuffs and pearl buttons. It outlines fabric choices including pongee and checked linen and notes the 4 year size needs 1 5 8 yards of 86 inch material.

Name Address Pattern Number Bisa os vee

The fragment lists Name Address Pattern Number but provides no readable event or context. No clear persons dates places or organizations are shown to form a valid item. The text lacks sufficient details for a proper summary.

Bridgeport Teterra

Imaginary foods and real nutrition for growing children

A mother warns against feeding eleven year olds only fantasies of food. Experts stress that protein minerals vitamins and water, plus sunshine and sleep, build healthy growth and prevent damage from simple carbohydrates or junk.

Etiquette Advice on Writing Engagement Letters

A reader seeks help crafting a graceful reply to a friend's engagement news. The guidance advises treating the friend as present, expressing sincere happiness, sending warm wishes for the couple, and including a note to the groom. It also discusses bridesmaids attire and tone for friendly correspondence.

Beechman Fried L M Tao

Ever Ready Handkerchiefs Save School Day

A mother recalls teaching before marriage and explains how she fixed missing handkerchiefs by placing extras in the pockets of boys’ waists and girls’ dresses during ironing to prevent classroom forgetfulness.

Dove

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