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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
3
Hartford woman explains seven months of crippling pain from neuritis. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills, her strength returned within four boxes and she could walk with ease. She urges spring tonic use and notes pills are alcohol free.
A testimonial from Mrs H Doen Harrison of East White Plains recounts long standing blood stomach and constipation issues. After failed other medicines her mother used Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with successful relief aiding sleep and wellbeing. She urges others to seek relief and notes local druggists carry the line.
In Wasitin gton Feb 2a chair man Johnson of the immigration committee quoted an impudent protest from the Roumanian legation against the new immigration bill. The note warned that using the 1890 census would wound Roumanian pride and harm their financial interests, delaying Roumania economic recovery after World War I. Johnson said such foreign protests will be waved away to push restrictive immigration laws. Representative Cable proposed forming an American bloc to counter foreign bias in Congress.
Daisuke Namba, who tried to assassinate the prince regent last December, faces punishment for his act extending to his family. His father resigns from Parliament and the clan plans emigration to Java to escape scorn. Namba’s act signals a radical youth movement, with no public trial details yet.
The Tokyo press praised Secretary Hughes for his stance on excluding Japanese from the United States after his letter to the House Immigration Committee. The favorable coverage noted a shift in opinion and lauded his positions as decisive, amid broader debate on immigration policy.
The patron of Eastern Kentucky Mountain Education and former Caney Greek Community Center treasurer, knott County native known as Uncle Ben Nile, died at his home “Che Hut” on Caney Creek Friday night. He had long advised mountain families toward better education and living, traveling the hills to promote change. His passing was learned today due to limited communication from Pippapas and remote lines.
Timely thoughts and suggestions for the holiday It’s the other pants When she chooses makes a D S suit, her coat for Spring It’s the extra pair of trousers that gives it twice the wear Double Service What a handy thing to have another pair of trousers always pressed and always ready to wear and took right appearances count Yes a lot of them came in the other day and the boys in the clothing department have been talking about them ever since when a lot of old time dyed in the wool clothing sales men enthuse about a particular line of suits J’s a safe bet they’re a hit most of the usual rain
A retail note from Howland's highlights unique hats and semi fit models in blue gray and tan shades, with English sack suits and two to three button styles. It praises one of a kind patterns, double service suits, and affordable prices around seven to ten dollars, inviting shoppers downtown to view.
An advertisement lists Yorke shirts for men at $2.50, Spring neckwear in silk blends, and various brassieres with sizes and prices. It highlights manly coatings and fabrics in tans greys plaids corduroy terry cloth and Beacon blankets with a broad price range up to $12.50 and notes practical warmth and beauty.
Advertises panty dresses for children ages 2 to 6 years, blouses, neckties, and boys garments with gingham and striped fabrics. Features include Mah Jong colors, spring neckwear for boys, men's handkerchiefs, women's linen handkerchiefs, two clasp kid gloves, and Italian silk bodices. Locations on basement and main floor with varied prices.
Pure thread silk socks with risle top and sole and a high spliced heel come in black cordevan medium grey and beaver. Special purchase passes savings to you in the price 55c. Main flour, right frort.
Night gowns of dainty muslin in sheer fine slip on styles with and without sleeves. Trimmed with lace or embroidery. A varied selection priced at one dollar. Second floor rear of the shop.
The fragment promotes Howland tea branding Howee tea with consistent flavor and reasonable prices for Formosa, mixed or Japan 35¢ to 70¢ per half pound, Ceylon or Orange Pekoe 60¢ to 70¢ per half pound, urging tea parties to include Howee tea. Basement location noted as fret.
Short list of oxford styles with snap and go features in black Moor calfskin and tan calfskin. Prices range at $8 to $9, featuring broad toe caps, double stitching, perforated cap, and rubber heel options.
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