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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
3
Senator Wallis delivers a heated address denouncing ten foreign nations and urging debt relief while criticizing Hoover era foreign policy. He ties proposed debt reductions to U.S. economic strain and warns against entangling alliances that could worsen the national deficit.
A fragmented article notes extraordinary fuel efficiency claims and a test or demonstration. The text mentions distances and gas mileage ideas, with unclear names and places, reflecting a historical report on unusual vehicle performance and potential experiments.
Fragmented readable lines advertise free asthma relief during winter. It mentions sending for a free bee or sample and references a service offering aid and checks the wart attacks. The text is garbled but centers on distributing free asthma assistance and breath support.
Mrs Weet died Saturday at her home after a long life marked by Civil War era memories. She was born in New Britain and was among the oldest residents surrounding the Mary Chipps Wester chapel, with descendants recalling her steadfast faith and family ties.
New York reports a tense exchange as American and British ships race for priority amid market conflict. The Roosevelt administration faces pressure over a $120,000,000 trade contract deemed by critics to favor British interests.
In a brief note, officials of Bridgeport discuss matters at the Book Department on the Main Floor and basement. The dispatch mentions Scouts and approved books, with references to incentives and a formal request noted by the authority.
Howland's Sewing Machine Club started twenty nine years ago and has provided Bridgeport women with a membership to pay for a sewing machine in convenient installments. The ad mentions a New Home machine priced at 59 dollars and hints at a delivery option.
Bethy Leteht Mops show price movement with fourty floor pricing noted. Market watchers consider shifts in pet pricing and consumer demand as importers adjust value. (Note: If the source text contains additional names, places, or organizations, include them here while staying within limits.)
Portable H Electric introduces a compact light weight unit priced at $59. The device emphasizes portability and convenience, highlighting its easy handling and handy design for on the go use.
Cabinet model priced at 75 dollars described as a two tone walnut line piece. The item blends artistic furniture craftsmanship with practical sewing machine construction, highlighted as a best example of sewing machine cabinetry design.
Catalog-style notice describing girls dresses with bloomers, smocking, labroidered pockets, French jean finish. Features nov el features, contrasting piping, and full cut bloomers. Sizes 7 to 10 years.
Advertises 79 OW tempered stargast steel shears with self adjusting bolt that won’t loosen and embroidery scissors with very fine points. Claims long lasting sharpness and cutline edge for precision. Available sizes 6, 7 and 8.
A fragmented sale advertisement lists various items with prices including spools thread dusting supplies sewing notions and fasteners. Items such as Colton spools 3 for 10 cents brass safety pins 4 for 10 cents dressmakers pins 1 4 inch and assorted nets and garlands appear with prices ranging from 6 to 80 cents.
Edwin Adams Weed, 89, died in Greenwich after a long illness. He served in the Revolutionary War era and later led a horse troupe mission. Survived by two sons and a daughter, with funeral arrangements pending in Greenwich.
A local shop advertises Crepe de Chine garments in lawn and dimity at 3.39 with modernist and other designs in a range of colors. Frocks feature long and short sleeves with beading and crochet lace. some have organdy collars. many are described as true to size.
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