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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1922
Page
11
Miss Ruby Jackson of Partetreet entertained a number of guests recently The event featured dancing and refreshments late into the evening Guests included Miss Natalie DeRick Miss Mong Seckings Gertrude Lush Alls Loonline Mooney and Miss Abbey ity riek
Gladys Walsh Miss Ruby Jackson and others named include Dr AYvans Vincent Clapby Matthew Kiely Terry Kiely George Baelish George Ryder Haro Bill Wager and Larry Ryder in an OCR fragment listing several individuals.
In this fragment the text discusses using the water from boiled vegetables as a nourishing base. It emphasizes that the cooking liquid remains a key nutrient source and should not be discarded.
Black Rock High School presents a minstrel program under Mrs Florenes guidance on Wednesday night April 26. Mrs Jimne McNamara directs and coaches the music with a cast featuring James Reilly James Reynolds and James Teynolds among others. Local residents like former Alderman Tatore Jeoutar join the lineup along with Miss Helet Sherwand Miss Ruth Fill and Master Kenneth Sher Newman in a senior community event aimed at entertainment.
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Mr and Mrs Max Coderbaum announce the wedding of their daughter Li. Dan Ty Doseih Bont will take place April at 4 pm. The Mary Silliman chapter D R will meet at Mrs Nathanieh Ware s home. An art league party is planned on Clinton Avenue. Mrs Whaa hatha palrit hosts a colonial lecture by Col onial Manes of the Lough. Miss Emma Polakewich visits Newark relatives. Northampton trip for Miss Shelton.
Ammonia fumes swept through a New York hotel near Belmont Park at Park Avenue and Ged screen driving guests from beds and prompting evacuations. An engineer identified the cause as a malfunction in a ventilation system while staff and authorities worked to control the incident and ensure safety.
A damaged OCR style note discusses combing as ineffective for dandruff and hints at a safer method. It references scalp irritation and repeated efforts, mentioning a person named Hank and a hesitant response. The fragmentary text suggests seeking an alternate treatment but lacks clear, actionable steps.
The Masonic Choir of Waterbury delivered a well received performance before a crowded audience. Led by Miss Charlotte R New York the program featured 5S male voices with selections including The Viking Song and Marching. Lullaby and other pieces highlighted a polished, enjoyable evening.
The Dinty Moore Club plans a Friday dance featuring a lineup of performers including Parallax, Prank OBrien, and Gil Canninghen. Local crowd favorite Jorny Kiely and others are listed among the participating acts for the event.
The funeral of Denn bs waret B Den is planned for Saturday at 11 in the morning at Trinity church with Rev. Moore leading. Attendees include Kennedy Wilson Jorenh Doveer and many others from Birmingham and nearby areas as prayers and rites are held at the local cemetery.
An advertisement touts a home hair dye recipe labeled as Sage Ivan oil Sulphur and other ingredients. It claims a natural darkening effect, restoring shine and youth with repeated use, without obvious signs of artificial coloring. The copy emphasizes ease of use, spartan preparation, and affordability, typical of vintage beauty product pitches.
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