Radways Jellform In Tube Cleaner and Soother
A Radways advertisement touts Jellform in tube as a skin safe cleaner and soothing remedy. It claims the product does not blister or discolor, works quickly, and provides a warming gentle effect.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
3
A Radways advertisement touts Jellform in tube as a skin safe cleaner and soothing remedy. It claims the product does not blister or discolor, works quickly, and provides a warming gentle effect.
The Stutz Motor Co. stock discussions at the New York Stock Exchange reveal governance changes led by Mr. Farn as chairman amid a plan to adopt a reform. A major amendment was postponed and several lots sold at public auction for around 70 dollars per share, with last week’s prices cited near 704 and 494 dollars as the stock closed during suspension.
Wartime federal workers at Woolworth Building in New York called a strike to demand a 10 cent raise to 32 dollars a week. Picketing continued as officials labeled the walkout unauthorized. Census figures announced show population changes for Washington Montana and other cities with double digit percentages.
Arguments were heard yesterday in the Court of Errors in New Haven and Fairfield counties. The New Haven case involves Anthony vs. National Fruit wage and others with an appeal from the Superior Court and Norwalk Bridge Committee vs. Nor ti Investment Co. The Fairfield appeal concerns the Arucble Steel Company of America vs. Premay Manufacturing. The disputes center on long set payments and interest from actions in Superior and Common Pleas courts.
Vague report mentions army officers and amendments proposed by a chair of a military committee. The readable names are inconsistent and no clear event, date, or outcome is established. The fragment references officers dispensed and reform suggested by Zia and Wattsworth, but specifics are not recoverable.
In Phoenix on April 11 notices warned that older women in St Marys Catholic church would be turned away if wearing low neck dresses. The rector Norvius was named in the notices. In New York on April 14 officials from 11 large U.S. and Canadian newspaper firms discussed a proposed 20 percent wage increase for the coming year to renew operations.
April 14 report notes council may approve daylight saving ordinance from April 20 to October 31. Mayor Gainer to decide. Also brief mention of a Brusse ls explosion killing about 200 in a factory incident with suspected arson.
A clearance of lightweight wool summer suits from the House of Kuppenheimer offers men’s styles in light and dark colors with skeleton silk linings. Sizes range 34 to 44 with some patterns and stout fits, all at a single price of 35 dollars on the main floor.
An advertisement touts an official American League cork center baseball with the same lively cork core as used by Babe Ruth. It claims pep and durability for a regular nine inning game, standard size and weight, offered at $1.50 down from $2.50.
Live youngsters enjoy hours of fun with coaster cars, getting good exercise as they zoom along. A special type features a clever truck attachment. Priced at $1.00 in the Fourth of July issue.
A regular carriage with rubber-tired wheels described for Dolly, featuring a metabla tan finish and graceful shape. advertised price mentions $6.50 compared with a regular price of $8.50, likely for Fourth flour display context.
Folding Premo No 2 camera offers compact size and quick setup for on the job use. It yields 2 1 4 by 3 1 4 inch sharp pictures with Kodak ball bearing shutter and has four good Jens. Regular price 9.20 cartridges 25 cents. developing 10 cents and prints 3 cents each. Fourth floor 7.50.
A dense list of toiletry and household items offered at reduced prices. Items include toothpaste brands such as Pebeco Pepsodent Myrhan’s LaBlache powder and talcum items, soaps, powders, face products, oils, and cleaning fluids with mention of ongoing savings and aisle placement.
Describes stylish straw sailor hats for women priced at 3.50 each. Highlights navy as a favored color with various color combinations and contrasting facings on the brims. Notes different straw types and smart braids, praising style, effect, and quality.
Three pretty and dainty pieces of undergarments offered for sale. Muslin petticoats with lace or embroidery flounces, envelope chemises with back and front finishes, combinations of cover and drawers with lace, all usually priced at $3. Secord loom.
Advertises leather purses at 4.50 and dresses reduced from 3.50 to 2.50 on the second floor. Morocoo leather purses with mirrors and pockets described, plus durable tan shoes in sizes 2 to 4 1/2 offered as a clearance on the main floor rear.
Rich brown and tan homespun sport coats suit a spring outing. Plaits and leather details distinguish the plaid and plain styles. Features include inverted back pleats Raglan shoulders belt pockets and tan leather trim. Easy fit warm and comfortable at ten dollars.
A curious auction of jewelry lists gold and silver pieces priced at $1.59 per lot. The catalog includes gold filled lockets and chains, solid gold scarves and tie clasps, brooches, pendants, sterling frames and pins, imported brooches, enamel pins, lingerie clasps, and oriental pearl earrings, all offered in value lots with varying former prices.
A glen timing collection offers short ribbon lengths of moire taffeta checks plaids and satin stripes. Dimensions noted include 414 inches wide and other widths. Slashed from 55 to 75 cents per yard, these short lengths now sell for 35 cents each.
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