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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and safest laxative for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste, warns to remove poisons from the body, and instructs mothers to give the labeled dose and say California when offering the product.
The second chamber of the Union passes a resolution approving Atoll and moves to join the League with reservations. Critics insist the terms are insufficient and fear implications for German governance and adoption of new principles. February 2 is noted with terse commentary.
A garbled OCR text notes weather delays and a planning commission meeting about remodeling a building on Ravinia Avenue and a tower at 70 Shelton Street. Names like Dawotino and Sobocnsky appear, with references to attic issues and permit conditions.
Berlin dispatch reports that persons living in Great Britain France and Belgium who witness against Goron accused of war crimes will not have to go to Congress to testify. Such witnesses, if any, will be examined by commissioners sent to the countries.
Swiss government urged adherence to the League of Nations in a formal message. The decision hinges on parallel action by the United States, which has previously shown reluctance to join. The note signals diplomatic steps amid evolving international policy.
Three girls were injured and three small buildings of the Conli Powder company burned here today as an explosion in one building spread to the others. Loss is estimated at 6000 dollars. Separately, James Doolan sues Carl Siemon and Travelers Indemnity for 1500 dollars over a December auto collision on Howard Avenue. Fishermen in Boston were awarded a special wage plan of 130 dollars monthly plus bonuses based on catch. Russian forces launched a general attack along the western front near Manich, with progress noted in the west. The German government rushed trials for warfare violations with witnesses to begin soon. Fire caused 200 dollars damage at Attorney Christian Newman’s home on Laurel Avenue. County Courthouse will close Monday for Washington’s Birthday holiday.
A catalog notes a tubbing sale turning worn lingerie into new. It lists gowns, chemises, corset covers and drawers with old prices cut to bargain levels, offering muslin gowns, slips, and lace trimmed pieces at substantial reductions.
Numerous women encouraged to save by picking from a large stock of shoes in various styles and colors. Prices range from five to thirteen dollars with many sizes available. The display includes patent leather, calfskin, and fashionable details like turned cuffs and contrasting borders, plus matching accessories and fabrics.
Ad for mens sweaters in Slipan style offered in peach and American beauty colors priced at $9. Pure wool and warmer than expected with smooth trim pockets and no collar. Also coat styles around $7.50 with gray navy and heather options mentioned.
An old advertisement touts tan shoes and boots, highlighting Norwegian brogues, English calfskin models, and cherry tan bluchers. It emphasizes leather quality, leather feel, rubber heels, and various price points from fourteen to thirteen dollars.
Reon Powe advertises remaining-season women’s coats priced at 19.50 and 29.50. The copy claims finer fabric and warmth for all ages, noting end-of-season discounts as weather shifts.
A shopping notice highlights Trot-Mac pony lace shoes in brown moose leather with strong flexible soles, priced from 1 to 6.50, plus satin ribbons in multiple colors. It also promotes Crown coffee roasted daily at the store for 45 cents a pound and Howey cocoa in half-pound cans at 23 cents, plus various narrow width ribbons and voile fabrics in multiple colors and lace trims.
An advertisement lists prices for menswear including Town Ulsters and coats with ranges from 40 to 50 dollars. It notes the selection includes S40 to $50 items and mentions a Mal y floor rear area.
Fragmented ad item lists new handsome plaid skirts at 8 50 with rich dark plaids and varied colors. Also features shaving supplies, face powder, toothpaste, safety blocks for babies, and stockings described with warmth and quality notes.
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