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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
26
February weather and home washing are described as unhealthy and unsatisfactory. A modern laundry service at CRAWE ORD LAUNDRY Taktida Ave. and Cenrtland St. offers pickup by wagon, with Barnum 4320 for contact.
In Springfield Massachusetts a sickly woman refused surgery for fear of harming her chance to have more children. Her husband urged Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. over four months her health improved, easing childbirth of their latest child and transforming their home.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe pain and internal treatment with unclear references to pills, rings, and a needle or burn sensation. The garbled text mentions Boop, Jacobs, and Saint Gi but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
A New York Tribune style report details thousands of Chinese civilians waiting for food during a period of shortages. Eyewitness accounts describe delays, hunger, and street scenes near a field encampment as relief efforts lag and villagers face ongoing privation.
Campaign opens to recruit boys into the YMCA division with leaders urging swift sign ups. Commander Spork announces a supper with ice cream as incentive, while Wil iam Rudd and Walter Warazinssi are praised for securing three members each.
A fragmented note describes a Fraternal Masonic event at the Masonic temple with invitations, refreshments, and fund allocations. It mentions a forthcoming gathering, speeches, a charity focus, and a community notice about attendance and venue details. The text references New Haven and April events with limited legible names and dates.
Fragmented notes suggest ongoing Cabinet reorganization talks as President‑elect Harding weighs top picks. Names mentioned include Warren G. Harding appointees, Dawes and Mellon figures, with Lowden floated for Navy and Commerce roles. Reports indicate strong backing for certain candidates and potential reconsideration of secretary positions amid labor and industry pressures.
A long standing charity hosts a Valentine tea to support its 20 year philanthropic work. Local volunteers from Utexed and neighboring homesteads assist with preparations and serving as dignitaries, with Mrs. Rabyrtat and Mrs. George A. Wawards among those named.
The Business Women's Club held its regular meeting with reports on club activities and nominations for the presidency discussed. The nominating committee led by Lena Sheldon proposed strong ballots and past presidents attended, including Miss L. Z. Ritchie and Dr. Van Deusen. The constitution revision report, led by Lena Sheldon, was thoroughly discussed for presentation at the March meeting.
A fragmented note describes a private gathering hosted at 41 Vine Street. It mentions a meeting of women who will bring items for a shared display and a social at the host’s home. References to guilds, a sale, and hospital connections appear, with unclear dates and attendees.
The chapter selects delegates amid a formal meeting in Washington with several names and official positions mentioned. Officials discuss duties, electoral procedures, and the recounting of votes as part of the delegate selection process.
Mary Garden will celebrate Natal Day with a city concert Sunday afternoon. She will perform her choicest pieces under Rudolph Garden, in the Polis Theatre program directed after her recent Chicago Opera House takeover. The event features Aida, Cosi fan tutte, and other operatic selections with pianist Barreda Assiall Casini.
Incomplete OCR notes describe a variety of trees on display, praising handsome specimens and possible profitable cultivation. Mentions of individuals and places are garbled, but the text hints at a horticultural event with diverse species and positive reception.
The letter narrative traces intimate correspondence mentioning Helen, Mrs Whurewee, and Ella Banke, detailing travel plans to Bermuda, Cuba, and a 50 day southward cruise. Mentions of Madame Vera, colonial styles, and shopping notes at various stores blend social gossip with purchases and arrangements.
A special purchase offers thirty exquisite designs previously selling from $1.50 to $2.00. The fabrics are now available at 69 cents per yard, with regular retail prices highlighted as a bargain for shoppers.
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