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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
2
Adele Garrison chronicles her strained marriage with acrid exchanges, revealing how accusations of Dicky's escapade spark tension with Harry Underwood. She recalls a terse telegram and a dramatic confrontation as she contends with loyalties between Dicky, Claire Foster, and her own sense of independence.
The fragmentary verses offer maxims on truth slander and virtue. It mentions a good wife as heaven's gift, the weight of riches, and the idea that knowledge requires practice. The passage also obsesses over memory, character, and the prudence of a merchant in one year.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes Mars energizing all affairs leading to initiative and lively events while Jupiter warns prudent money use. Caution on speculation. avoid risky ventures and extravagance. birthdays around this time cue a lively year with careful money management and potential for energetic outcomes.
Vera Winston's fashion notes showcase color link ideas in new frocks including a blue crepe sheath with black silk stitching, a circular velvet skirt, and a net hat with velvet bows. The description highlights fabric textures, shapes, and updated accessories for a stylish afternoon dress.
In Summerville on December 5 Mrs. Albert Hister chased a huge chicken hawk from a barnyard. The bird, with a four foot wing span, was making off with a chicken before Mrs. Hister subdued it with a scrub. The rescue ended the hawk threat to the farmyard.
A reader essay promotes daily water intake with lemon to improve health and beauty. It outlines sipping two glasses after waking and more through the day, claiming inner cleansing yields clearer skin and a lively feeling, arguing outer products often fail due to physical condition.
St. Louis dispatch: William H. Cooper, separated from his daughter for 35 years, learned her location and visited as a tramp to request work. The daughter, now 49, recognized him at the door despite the ruse, after being 14 when he left. Father is 75.
London reports that gambling games to raise church funds are improper and the police should intervene if a church has none. The Bishop of St. Albans addressed a diocesan conference warning against church gambling.
Oswego New York December report of Miss Eunice Duane and her sister Meien Duane with their teacher in a woodland encounter. A big black bear approached as the girls climbed a tree, frightening bystanders and prompting the father George Dimne to intervene.
Villa Grove Illinois December 5 Dr. Woor Taylor becomes the first physician in this section to fly regularly to rural patients. An aviator in the war he now uses an airplane to reach distant homes and towns for medical visits and care.
Winifred Black reflects on love, jealousy, and tragedy as a senseless force driving murder and social ruin. She contrasts enduring, true love with the destructive, shallow passion that leads to heartbreak, scorn, and moral decay. The piece critiques society's worship of romance despite its dangers.
Beloit Wisconsin December 6 The honeymoon tour of Mr and Mrs Stevan Brown ended in tragedy when their car driven by Brown overturned into a ditch near Turand causing Brown to be injured and his wife died almost instantly They had been married for less than a week Hogg Pigg game agents in Missouri Kopiar julf Missouri Lee 3 and Pize enforce game laws Southeast Missouri Sheriff Hogg and deputy warden Pire cooperate to stop hunting game without licenses.
A reader seeks guidance on a persistent suitor who accompanies her to the car line and urges a closer relationship. The column advises avoiding pressure, keeping boundaries, and allowing natural progression while not demeaning the other person. It also notes a peer suggestion to invite him to her home only if appropriate.
International News Service reports leaders of the National Woman's Party remain undeterred after election losses. They vow to continue efforts for equal representation in all legislative bodies and press for women’s suffrage and political influence. Miss Vaul and party leaders emphasize gaining positions beyond symbolic roles and expanding voter support nationwide.
Quirky dialogue follows Pegey and an elf mother named Mrs Scoletus as they discuss a beetle nest and the duties of motherhood. The scene blends whimsical fantasy with a moment of social advocacy about gender roles and discrimination, ending with a later, unrelated political agenda about equal rights.
A historic piece discusses American tastes for Chinese food, noting popular dishes like chop suey and chow mein and detailing home cooking methods. It describes steaming, boiling, and frying techniques, includes step by step prep for dishes such as chicken chow mien, vegetables with almonds, fried fish, and shrimp in a golden pond, and mentions serving with rice and simple sauces.
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