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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1923
Page
15
A Chicago physician claims food chemistry can shape a husband’s behavior. She advises calcium to keep him home, phosphorus and potage for roaming, and careful sodium control to curb excess appetite, noting the science behind domestic diet choices.
April fashion notes describe new gowns and blouses with ostrich down accents and feather trims, plus updates on colorful earrings and hat trends. Reports from London and New York highlight Egyptian gowns, harem sandals, and bold color mixes, with spring weather boosting bright attire and novelty accessories.
A 1923 dispatch notes Mrs. Harding’s spring fashion, highlighting six inch skirt clearance from the ground, green predominance, and beaded gowns. It cites her understated styling with capes, laces, and dramatic belts, praising color choices and conservative elegance.
A Bridgeport gardening column extols the Climbing Hydrangea, noting its hardy, wall-clinging vines and distinction from the shrub hydrangea. It describes placement on masonry, care to avoid painted surfaces, and praises its June blossoms as among the showiest vines, with Bridgeport hosting a dozen or more exemplars and a large transplanted specimen in state cultivation.
Harmony Lodge marked Mother's Day with a ritual ceremony led by President Joseph Laderer welcoming attendees. Mons ter Emil Sehwar read the ritual while former Mayor Samuel Campner spoke on anti semitism. David Greenspun played violin and Bilis Tundberg sang selections.
The Bridgenod Protestant Widows' society holds its annual bazaar Friday afternoon from 2 pm at the Sterling home on Prospect street. The sale features food candy and fancy articles with committees led by Mrs Edward A Dennings and others organizing tea candy and food tables.
Women suffer from facial signs of illness and fatigue. Tydia 1, Pinkham’s Vegeable Compound advertised as a cure. It promises clearer complexion, relief from headaches and dark circles, and renewed vitality.
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