Hats Offered At Very Special Prices To Women
A large assortment of stylish hats is offered at very special prices to help women dress well within modest means. The selection features latest shapes colors materials and trimmings as attractive values.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
10
A large assortment of stylish hats is offered at very special prices to help women dress well within modest means. The selection features latest shapes colors materials and trimmings as attractive values.
Washington May 2 The House defeated the Clarke amendment by 213 to 165 in a bill for Philippine independence. Thirty Democrats joined Republicans in opposing the amendment, while the Senate bill proposes independence within four years. The House rejected a timeline, leaving future action to conferees and Senate debate. The measure contrasts with a substitute advocating self government and eventual independence.
An advertisement touts Leonardi's Liver-Aid as a tonic for weak individuals and those with a sluggish liver. It claims to cleanse liver, stomach, and bowels without calomel, offering safe, delicious, and effective relief from indigestion biliousness and fatigue. The ad lists price as 30 cents and cites a druggist and a Main Street location.
A young married woman aims to blend into elite society by studying etiquette and aristocratic manners. She imposes constraints on her household finances while adopting refined diction and social rituals, but after years of striving she and several others drift into unhappiness, proving that pretension requires more than effort.
A small firm traps a pilferer by stingy petty cash thefts and the senior partner spares the boy. The humane verdict recalls humble beginnings. Saffron as a perfume recalls old lore of saffron Walden and a pilgrim smuggling spice from the Levant. The Lion's Share links Aesop to a tale of unequal booty division.
Trustee Chamberlain testifies at bankruptcy hearing on Burr Knapp dealings with Watervliet Hydraulic Co and Georgia Loan Trust, detailing loans, asset pledges, insurance, and notes. He explains how funds benefited Knapp and Burr Knapp, and describes audit writing and collateral practices amid the bank’s collapse.
Testimony discussed payments and investments from Knapp via Burr & Knapp and Title Guarantees & Trust Co. Bowers questioned income sources supporting Knapp’s Stratfield Hotel residence. Witness lacked details on specific settlements with creditors, naming Dr. Pons of Milford. Claims were referred to Arthur M. Comley. hearing adjourned indefinitely with promised documents from company staff.
Salt Lake City clergy from orthodox churches join Marine Corps recruiters to enlist volunteers. They argue the corps prevents war through decisive action and cite U S actions in Cuba Haiti and Nicaragua as proof of its peacekeeping role. The article also notes Atlantic Coast Line Railroad paying a 2 1/2 percent dividend on preferred stock.
A fragment from an almanac page notes times for the moon, sunrise and set, and low water. It includes a short word on want ads and a line about one cent a word advertising.
Cecil Spooner gains new laurels in The White Sister at opening night with a capacity crowd. Violas Alieu delivers a dignified emotional lead, Captain Giovanni Sever portrayed by Pell Trenton impresses, and Lilla Rhodes earns strong notices as Countess Chiaramonte. The production promises a substantial summer run for the company.
An advertisement touts Curivé Pile Ointment for immediate relief from painful piles. It promises quick comfort after a few applications and guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund if not satisfied.
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