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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
11
Celery history and cooking methods are described, including varieties, bleaching, and multiple recipes. Instructions cover stuffing celery with cream cheese mix, celery rarebit, escalfoned celery, stewed celery, and celery soup, with tips on prep, serving, and starch pairing. The article emphasizes freshness, stages of market availability, and practical kitchen usage.
Lucrezia Eori discusses how to choose colors that suit hair and eye tones. blondes should avoid garish shades and pick ones that harmonize with skin and eyes, while brunettes should select vivid colors and skip pale pastels. The article stresses matching complexion, avoiding dead white powder, and selecting flattering powders.
Central Africa’s Wakamba practice ancient justice methods led by a medicine man. A heated iron test on the accused determines guilt if pain is shown. no pain equals acquittal as leaders watch from the circle.
A collection of curious claims includes England’s area, pumice as volcanic rock, milk to cheese ratios, eye movement limits, oak tree insects, there exist worms in Indo China, Burns clubs, elephants fearing mice, rarity of very tall men, watch mainsprings length, government monopolies, kangaroos clearing fences, global mine employment, coffee tree yields, and a lack of atmosphere fifty miles up.
A series of reader questions on dating and social rules for girls around 16 to 17. Advice emphasizes avoiding deceit, inviting boys home, and delaying marriage, with guidance on handling possessive suitors, sharing photos, and staying in one’s home environment until older.
Vera Winston presents a fashion item featuring rich gold and brown brocade. The design highlights ultra-smart sleeves created by a V-shaped piece extending along the arm, attached to the back rinbhole, and cuffed at the end. A smart shift treatment and Atlita gathers appear at the left side.
Delegates at the International Roller Breeders Association gathering in Chicago will choose the songster with the world’s finest voice from 1500 pedigreed birds. England Germany United States and Canada are represented by top singers and judges led by P Grenall of Manchester England, chief judge.
A Christmas seal sales booth will open in the Broad street post office lobby next Saturday morning. Mrs. Moffet Feller will run the booth with secretaries from the YWCA assisting on set hours. Seals can be bought now at the stamp window. Most funds stay in Bridgeport to aid visiting nurses and tuberculosis fight.
Connecticut Council of Catholic Women held a meeting at the Catholic Community House Washington Avenue to organize its annual Christmas food sale on Saturday. Proceeds fund children's club parties and aid poor families. a motor corps was voted, hostesses assigned, and class projects showcased at the upcoming exhibit next Sunday.
New Haven reports Mead Treadwell of Poughkeepsie was elected Yale cross country captain for the next year after a banquet. Jack W. Bray Jr. of Bridgeport was named manager of the team, both listed as members of their respective class years.
Tomorrow's horoscope signals an unusually active day across business professions and social circles. Mars and Luna boost energy for bold moves but caution against radical changes. those born on this day may expect a progressive year with good fortune in enterprise.
A collage of maxims warns that rotten causes fail, flattery betrays, small fires yield big mishaps, and true friends prove in misery. It extols cheerful minds, sound rest, temperate diet, and the joy of alleviating others' misfortunes. It notes a good word costs nothing yet speaking ill costs more.
The Phyllis Wheatley Branch Y W C A Membership committee invites members and friends to a roast chicken supper tomorrow from 5 30 to 8 p m with an entertainment program. The event replaces the regular Christmas party and follows a December 17 Christmas program by Girl Re serves presenting The War by Elizabeth Grimball. A silver offering will be collected to cover program expenses. Taxi drivers in Montreal form a union to standardize wages.
Dicky and Madge travel by taxi to a resort to find Claire Foster. Madge maintains a poised, playful mask while recalling past moonlit drives and Dicky's remorse as he speaks of his escapade. The couple banters about reactions to marital turmoil and social norms during their journey.
A tiny meadow tale follows Mrs Cricket and Field Mounte quarrel over a burrowed home under an ash tree. They seek Mrs Waddle Duck for judgment, but are tricked into a box. A dog’s interruption frees them, and they decide to live together, learning quarrels don’t pay.
A first person narrative depicts intimate tension between a woman and Dicky in a taxi. He tries to command the moment while she resists and remains emotionally distant. The exchange reveals power dynamics, attempted persuasion, and a demand for explanation before reaching their destination.
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