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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
2
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a fashion show and planning tea with Smith as she notes a charity event. The diary hints at tickets and social plans, conveying a brisk behind the scenes mood and fashion details.
The narrator and Judith attend a fashion show at a hotel, observing stylish attendees in the lobby while awaiting a friend they expect to meet. They discuss Miss Swope’s Egyptian inspired gown and its inset girdle illusion, noting accessories and overall presentation as they settle for tea and the parade.
Advice column offers dating guidance for young women. Questions cover introductions to shy men, meeting peers without appearing forward, and handling long courtships. Responses suggest mutual friends, church or civic groups, and moving on when suitors are unfaithful or indifferent.
A scattered excerpt discusses wisdom in prosperity and the deceit of hopeful sentiment. It argues that moral ends require prudent means and that true virtue endures under changing times. The piece notes influences of Roman era prudence and mentions a royal yacht competition next year as London reports King George’s intent.
Dowager Queen Louise of Denmark Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna and Queen Alexandra plan a family reunion at Sandringham. Maria Feodorovna and Louise are Alexandra’s sister and sister in law, with no public functions. Maria Feodorovna recently turned 75 and will stay several weeks in England after arriving recently.
Parisians spend about a quarter of a billion francs yearly on theatres and cinema and avoid heavy thinking. In 1919 peeps favored cinema and burlesque houses, which collected 50 million francs, while theatres led overall with 11,090,000 francs more than movies. The shift is blamed on pricier tickets pushing audiences toward lighter, more entertaining productions.
National Savings Certificates sold to November 11 total 691,479,821 pounds. Demand rose after a rate rise from 15 to 18 shillings per pound. buyers receive one pound sterling after five years for each 16 shillings invested.
Dublin officials discuss wearing paupers uniforms to protect glass plates collars and cuffs. The ruling body weighs purpose and practicality amid ongoing governance debates in December.
A physician reassures patient Mary facing alarming messages from supposed voices and telepathy. He counsels staying grounded, avoiding sensational books and lectures, and surrounding herself with sane, balanced people while eating well and resting.
Forsythe condemned what she called the new customs and immodest dress among women at the annual W C T U event in Sydney N S W She cited free manner slangy language cigarette smoking wine betting and gambling as societal problems and urged legislative action or, failing that, change through example and teaching She stressed women’s roles begin in the home and looked toward legislative remedies.
Wednesday readings warn of planetary conflicts and stubborn conditions affecting health and affairs. Those with birthdays face baffling changes. avoid risks while home life shines. a clever artistic child may face education hurdles. Moscow orders illiterates to form sections for a three month literacy course by February 1, 1923.
Betty and Squeedee encounter Mrs Ant on a leaf. Mrs Ant explains she can harm if insulted, showing her three part stinger mechanism. Betty learns bees are not the only insects with stingers and asks how such a tiny needle can be used.
Mrs Ant jokes about using jaws and stinger as she recalls past aggression. Mr Attituche criticizes quarrels and urges gentler merriment, while bystanders react and Mrs Ant scuttles away after the exchange.
A feature on Lucy Stone highlighting her role in the feminist movement. The piece recounts her early life in Massachusetts, education at Oberlin, marriage to Henry Blackwell with kept maiden name, and lifelong advocacy for women’s rights and slavery abolition. Her motto and dying wish call for a better world.
In 1953 dramatic scenes unfold as Claire Foster faces public scrutiny over a rumored affair. The narrator warns of press scrutiny while guiding Claire to present calm. Tension eases as plans to manage reporters are set and a staged reunion with Dicky and Mrs. Barker is arranged.
A home craft article outlines handmade gift ideas for the season. It describes fabric bags with initials, white tops as needlebook covers, baby booties, a quilted crib throw, satin ribbon handkerchief cases, lingerie strap sets, embroidered linen table items, and embroidered silk tea aprons as affordable, charming presents. The piece emphasizes reusing scraps, simple stitching, and decorative touches like beading and lace.
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