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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
11
A dated home cooking feature describes practical methods for repurposing leftovers into main courses and desserts. It includes steps for preparing turkey based dishes, purees, crumbles, and baked desserts, with emphasis on economical use of ingredients and simple instructions for a family-focused menu.
A fragmented confession recounts a troubled wife’s tale of coercion and fear. The narrator describes a violent encounter, escape attempts, and a chilling chase through a building interior as she seeks safety from a presumed abuser. The piece reads as a raw, chaotic memory of danger and control.
The text hints at a family living in a Renque area with references to a harsh climate and restricted access. It mentions a tense atmosphere around a place called Central Atriods and a distant sense of threat, with partial phrases about fetuses and danger.
Wrap across mode offered for coats and dresses. emphasizes a figure-skimming fit with a left-side tie. Coat in dark brown broadcloth features a simple line with a left hip clasp, mink trim along opening and edges, while the dress in soft wool crepe showcases silver threads in stripes and vestee, with a right-to-left wrap skirt and a silver-striped bow at the left hip.
The Parochial Society of Christ Church in Stratford plans its annual Christmas sale and bazaar for Wednesday afternoon December 6 in the parish house. The event opens at 3 pm with Mrs. Charles Lovell as general chair, featuring homemade sweets, sandwiches, salads, creamed corn, a charity table, religious Christmas cards, a bake sale, and a children’s gift grab guaranteed to attract townsfolk.
A wedding took place at the Weiss residence on Thanksgiving Day amid a gathering that included family and friends. The bride, a graduate of Wittimantic Normal, wore a cream dress and was attended by a maid of honor and best man, with plans for a reception at Beltceport.
Catherine Bernon and Elizabeth Ferstelle report missing coats after a theatre event on a Saturday night. The notices list several names and addresses in Wood, Park, Seaside, and Connecticut areas, with mentions of frame shops and house remodeling projects nearby.
Fragmented Ages old maxims mix with a light tale set on a shore where pelicans and a boy named Dicky share humor and mischief. A white eggs scene hints at future hatchlings as the shore life unfolds with playful chatter.
Dicky argues with Mr Pelican and Squeedas about geese and winds as a flock of white birds rises. The trio jokes about goose size and weight while planning a fishing trip and sharing playful banter.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes peculiar planetary configurations and volatile influences from Uranus and others. It advises caution in public matters, staying poised, and observing discretion in actions while predicting a year of unusual experiences for those born today.
A Bridgeport group plans an entertainment show for patients at Shelton Sanitorium this evening. They will transport the chorus to the facility, leaving Masonic Temple on Broad Street at 6. Members include Mrs Ackeris, Mrs Benham, Mrs Fesoyael, Mrs Mary Campbell, Mrs Hilda Longietivsn, and others, with Captain Jamis Walker among participants. Also noted are tax totals for November and a ninth Girls Republican club meeting to discuss a Christmas celebration.
Winifred Black's tale follows Frances, a clever woman who endures poverty and humiliation after marrying a drinker. She rebuilds her life, gains money, and sees her eldest children become independent while caring for a young son and awaiting her son Jim’s return with his wife and baby. The piece resembles a serialized social vignette about inheritance of traits and family cycles.
Lucrezia Bori offers a spirited guide to invigorating mood and vitality through brisk walking and posture exercises. The piece outlines a simple routine, emphasizing posture, leg extension, and coordinated arm and hip movement to banish lethargy. It suggests outdoor walks when possible and notes the mood-boosting effect of deliberate, rhythmic activity on the body and spirit.
A turbulent exchange features letters from young women seeking guidance on marriage, loyalty, and social pressures. Annie Laurie offers cautious counsel, urging self respect, balanced affection, and careful consideration of family opinions while stressing that genuine love should not demand sacrifice of friendships or independence.
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