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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
4
An article advises women on preserving hair health and appearance. It stresses scalp condition as the root of hair vigor, recounts steps to shampoo and rinse, suggests brushing after drying, and argues a clean wig is better than a dirty scalp with thin hair.
A spring children’s blouse outfits with a blue serge skirt and red white striped linen blouse feature red trimming and a black silk sash. The ensemble is showcased as a favorite for kids this season. Easter hats and accessories are advertised at E. H. Dillon & Co., 1105 Main St., with a one third saving offered to shoppers.
A Democratic conference at the Hotel Taft in New Haven failed to unite behind Kennedy for the U S judge vacancy created by Judge Platt’s death. After fifteen ballots Noone of Rockville led Thoms with Kennedy steadfast for Thoms, while Cummings and Forster backed Noone. A new meeting is planned to try to persuade Kennedy to drop Thoms and unite behind one candidate. The same delegation then discussed Bridgeport customs collector for Donovan, with mixed backing and protests over how the appointment was handled. The paper notes a 1 million Bridgeport gift and anti Noone sentiment in Congress.
A short note suggests offering a view for wedding presentation enthusiasts. It invites guests to consider this visual option as part of the ceremony or reception moment. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Exquisitely beautiful in design and workmanship this silver or cut glass wedding gift promises lasting satisfaction. One piece or several gifts convey a fitting and appropriate gesture for the happy couple.
A new parasol design resembles a oversized hat with a rounded crown and curled edge. The spread steel frame forms a high projecting crown that slopes to a slightly rolled outer rim, giving a distinctive finish. The text also notes daily sunrise and sunset times and tides.
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