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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
3
A vintage ad promises a lemon juice tonic mixed with Orchard White to remove freckles sunburn and tan at a tiny cost. It touts a fragrant facial lotion for daily use to make skin clear soft and white and claims harm free results.
An event by the International Textile workers union in Reton Veit Wiherg begins Saturday with a full day of sports and baseball for children and women. Workers gather at the factory, depart by trolley to Sheliford and Waternim, with a 2:80 start after a prong pier Vast heen. The day includes a drawing class and a teacher quote about art.
An old advertisement touts Poslam's Balm as an efficient remedy to end itching and soothe skin conditions. It claims to treat eruptions, pimples, scalp issues, rashes, burns, and itching feet, urging readers to request a free sample from Limiergency Laboratories in New York City.
A city theater roundup highlights Clogan Wim bell Young's Select Picture Pre lit White, featuring Lenore Cul l and a American cast with live songs, dance, and juggling acts. Lyric presents The Unpardonable Sin, Blanche Sweet in dual roles, and a bold photoplay if tied to Hughes novel. Pantages offers U 1 Trovatore condensed with Tracey Wahl and aerial act, plus Wagon Tracks and other features.
The article surveys diverse birds from magpies to penguins and biblical birds, noting symbolism and prophecies, then ends with a note on Lily Pian elected assistant secretary of a New York banking firm, a historic first for a woman in a major institution.
The liquidation commission in Paris oversees disposing of vast American war supplies in France. Permanent military assets like depots and camps will transfer to the French government for final disposition, with compensation based on inventory value. Locomotives, cars, clothing, and equipment are being sold or transferred to French authorities or mills, as Allied governments reorganize postwar assets.
Plain model outerwear described as open and made in black brown and black with large buttons and pockets priced at 15 dollars. A second plain model with pockets and aid buttons priced at 13.50 dollars. Second Noor reat.
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