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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
14
A provocative atheistic student movement sparks nationwide concern as ministers condemn its bold stance. The report notes college-age participants across regions promoting secular ideas, with leaders arguing for freedom of belief while religious groups warn of growing cultural tension.
An old ad style fragment touts a health remedy claiming improvements for constipation and skin tone. It references Phyllis and playful lines about eating, pounds, and daily routines, with a rustic promotional tone typical of vintage ads.
The granddaughter of Judge Gary Wills Campbell of Franston and a nurse from Ashtard wed Saturday night at an Episcopal church in Chicago. The ceremony was led by Reverend Fre and attended by families and local dignitaries. The bride is connected to notable trustees and a university board member, with several relatives listed as part of the wedding party.
Pattern notes describe tarreding and smut anil strands of silk crepe de chine with dot motifs in black and ivory. It lists beach and country wear fabrics, alpaca printed silk, crepe, and 40 inch widths with final measurements and binding. prices stated in stamps or coins.
Loretta Meaney and William Mitchell to wed at a morning ceremony at a local church with Miss Meaney attended by family. The Ladies Auxiliary of Calvary Episcopal plans an all day meeting and missionary box to Alaska. Engagements, dinners, bridge parties, and club fundraisers fill the week with gatherings at the Platt Hotel, Brooklawn Club, and various city homes.
Miss Hilda Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Paley married George Williams at the Black Creek Congregational church parsonage home ceremony. Attendants included Miss Walter Snyder and Mrs Harry Batley. After a 50 guest supper at the bride’s home the couple left for New York, planning to reside at 1606 Fairfield Avenue. Numerous local names appear in attendance and notices following.
The ad highlights Reed and Fibre sun room sets ideal for porches and sun rooms, with multiple pieces including a 66 settee chair rocker and table priced at 175 dollars. A grey and gold three piece fibre set with high backed settee and striped cushions is offered for 75 dollars as a money saving option.
After a bout with the flu Tanlac is advertised to restore strength and vitality. The tonic claims natural ingredients of roots barks and herbs revitalize the body and digestive system, boosting resistance and energy. Readers are urged to visit their druggist and use Tanlac with Tanlac Vegetable Pills as a precaution to keep bowels open.
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