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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1921
Page
3
A motivational advertisement argues that success in hard times hinges on iron in the blood and strong will. It urges readers to boost bodily iron to improve brain function, decision making, and endurance, promoting a product called SUNATED IRON as a remedy and promising refunds if unsatisfied.
Immigrant chemists and two others face charges of breach of contract and theft of commercial secrets tied to the Du Pont company. The men allegedly signed contracts to work for American rivals and shared valuable dye formulas. German-born scientists, claiming credentials from Munich, faced immigration scrutiny before entry to the United States.
About 20 purses followed the snowstorm to the United Church hoping to hear Dr Hichard I Swain. The lecture titled How Science Saves Religion was postponed to a later date. Swain spoke on the Christian life and the soul, arguing that spiritual understanding grows with age and that true happiness requires deeper knowledge.
The Labor Federation blasts John D. Rockefeller Jr for a 70.9 million donation to a generation board, calling it a move toward capitalist influence in education. The federation’s statement ties the gift to concerns about control and economic power in society, framing it as part of a dark period in economic history.
A major blackout left streets in darkness Sunday evening as cables ruptured at the plant supplying electricity to homes stores and factories. Emergency lighting and candles prevented broader panic while crews rushed to restore service. Dynamos and the building survived. damages were not yet estimated and repairs awaited new cables from Yonkers New York.
Denver Col Web edition reports a divorce suit where Col Rigler files against Minnie Rigler after he alleges she forced him out during service. The article sketches a tense scene with accusations of betrayal and a plan to remove him from the home and duties.
Fragmented OCR recounts a Montana sale of historic western relics. It mentions a large collection from Curia store, ivory pieces, and a famous crimson lift Memorial style items, with garbled place names and uncertain dates.
Bring Baby early Monday to the Baby's Own Shop to avoid the after noon rush and secure a snap before the day ends. If Baby is awake after the morning bath, come early. Dad can wait for a quick noonday meal and pictures will continue into the latest minute to prevent disappointment.
The advertisement lists dresses and undergarments for women and girls with medium to low bust, boned slips, cotton camisoles, silk petticoats, chemises, nightgowns, dresses, and baby garments. It highlights a wide price range from 85 cents to 39.50, with varied fabrics like satin, voile, crepe de chine, Georgette, and polo cloth, plus Coat and carriage robes in blue or pink patterns.
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