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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
13
What Made the Change Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Story
A Pittsburgh woman testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made her a new woman after suffering backache bearing down pains nervousness and loss of weight She took ten bottles and recounts a remarkable recovery urging other women to use the remedy as a dependable cure drawn from nearly forty years of use in American households
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
Lydia
Pinkham
Thad Bear
Lydia Finkham
A. Baker
Butler St
Pinkhamn
America
Today’s Beauty Help Wash with vans thrax for hair shine
A skincare tip touts vans thrax as an inexpensive shampoo that cleanses hair and scalp of dandruff dirt and oil. It promises fast drying, no streaks, bright soft fluffy hair, and appears abundant after using a teaspoon in hot water to make shampoo liquid.
Fine Handicraft In Annual Spring Dress Exhibits
The Gare department of the Whale Trade school hosts an annual spring dress exhibition featuring young artisans and adult makers. Designs include wool tailored frocks, embroidered jackets, pink percale gowns, and checkered garments with original applique. Teachers accompany students as residents admire color stitches, fabric choice, and overall workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gare Department
Whale ‘Trade School
Vain Atreet
Misa Thelen
Ford
oMobenars
Dave
Ayer
Plenka Cheir
Gia
Mist Mary Tas
Rome
Attic
Tims
Iilent Kasteluists
Collin
Wiltod
Marie Bassanelli
Gev
Ehanes
Prienta
Cotor
Lenten tea hosted by Mrs Sillimanotos at 175 Brooklawn
Mrs Frederick Ry Scutain of 175 Brooklawn avenue opens her home this afternoon from 3 to 5 for a Lenten tea to aid the Infant department of Saint John's Sunday school led by Deaconess Mary A Batlow. The event features a candy table and ice cream cones for children, with a large organizing committee and several presiding hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ry Scutain
Brooklawn Avenue
Mia
Hugi
Alin Tireut
Didward Hurd
Mra Jene
Flutuld Rood
Mas. Balt
Mais
Idonard Avion
Mra
DM ‘Treoartin
Robert Sale
Brownatone Ends Gray Streaky Hair Claim
Fragmentary reading suggests a cosmetic claim about Brownatone ending gray streaks and hair thinning. The text mentions names and product promises but is garbled, with unclear attribution and no verifiable events or dates.
Winter Conference of Crown Corset Co pageant workers planned
The Crown Corset Co pageant participants join the Young Women's Christian Association for the second Winter Conference starting Thursday in March. Sessions include a pageant by corset workers and a talk by Miss Katherine A Meeman on what is a life worth. Vocational guidance covers library work nursing teaching medicine radio journalism and welfare roles with a focus on religious education and community service. Registration opened with high interest and aims to surpass last year's five hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clristian Association
Elory
Mewdinter Adaling Sulliyah
Martie de Tesa
Evelyn Cansoldi
Luisa Siglo
Marenr
Priol
Piyaton Edic
Arla
Benera Sossil
Dumexile
Gallen
St Masai
Marenith
Barnum Avenue
AL Yetine Wodien
Tate
Mass Meeting Discusses Child Welfare Code in Hartford
Women from Republican districts join men in the high school auditorium to hear Prof Henry Wakefield present the Child Welfare commission report. Speakers compare wartime child care, outline state funding needs, and urge strengthened welfare services and education with added salaries if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Commission
Gou. Ilolcomb
Hartford
Henry Wakehild
James I. Trourke
America
Connecticut
Ita Jamela
Spain
Fairchild
Ita
State Bureau of Old Welfare
State Board of Education
Ehiliren Nee
Tairehild
Red Cross
Italy
Minope
Lewis Kase
Curry
Sthite League of Republian Women
Exiphiasi¢Al
Flint
Hearigs
Iiteschewing
Pacific Socialist Says He Will Tell His Story to Wilson
Morris Schwarte a cultural socialist whose wife died near Revab returns on the steamer Aquitania with a claim of a message from Leusshb to the U S Senate and House. He says he has lived in Russia for years but now does not know the country and plans to see President Wilson and Secretary Colby in Washington. The Socialist party denied Seawarly’s trip to Husela as its PPhone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yori
Morris Schwarte
Culituruia Socalist
Revab
Aquitania
Leusshb
United States
American Senate
House of Representatives
Russia
Washington
Wilson
Colby
Sochuist Party of the United
Husela
Concert at St Peter's Church by Caselotti group
Caselotti sets March 10 for a concert at the High School auditorium benefiting St. Peter's Church. The program includes English and American songs and arias from ten operas sung by local and New York pupils. Featured guests include Madame D Hermanoy Antonio Augusti Miss Winifred Vogelius and cellist John Patuzal with Marie Louise Caselotti at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Caselotti
St. Peter's Church
New York
Madame D’hermanoy
Metropolitan Bureau
Antonio Augsntl
Church of St. Stephen
Aeolian Hall
Winifred Vogelius
Montcluir
N. d
John Patuzal
Useiat
Marie-Louise
Wilsa Caselott
Local clubs hold meetings and birthdays mentioned in notes
Personal notes describe regular meetings this afternoon at 2 30 oclock in AR and at Olivet Congregational church with Rev Herbert Brown address and Miss Jennie Jitaroy songs. Additional entries note invitations to a Temple club, dinner league hosting at Park Place, and a Woman's Home Missionary Society talk. Mary Ulneks hosts. A new baby announced in Pembroke Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phas Hewer
Washington
Herbert Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Misa Jennie Jitaroy
Gyak
Volunteer Workers Open House at Comounity Settlement
Volunteers will visit families in the community as part of the settlement house program this afternoon at 2 oclock. Miss Helen I Boyd superintendent of the Visiting Nun an association will outline the scope and emphasize cooperation to make the service effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BO Vincent
Helen I. Boyd
Nun Aansociation
Early American Music Reviewed By Composer
A Wednesday afternoon recital by the Micil club honored American music through Chopin and Foster era works. Notes on Stephen Foster, Rev. Poston and Kentucky pieces accompany readings by Miss Mather and others. Performances featured several vocal and piano numbers with period readings and a wide list of local accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Milligan
Lota
Plinesis
Princis Hopkinson
Pawn Tangskul
Miusic
Cuoniel Dage
Miss Mather
Stephben Foster
Aly
Milligan
Stance
Praisy
Poston
Kentucky
Nike
Wien
Wagster
Pitsburgh
Museni
Wooley
Mussa
Gil Nedani
Walle Bell
Joanie
Mra
Marenee Laye
Hayes Foster
Alva
Mtonnor
Powell
May Stickles
Tucien Warner
Wlso
Yenlec
Victor Harris
Mra. Tuyes
Malegant Minor
Spress
Boate
Ms. Miller
Letters of Natalie Dear wvern and a stormy voyage home
The letter diary describes a March snow storm delaying a return to mother and father, with a discussion of travel plans and glimpses of social life. It mentions outfits, shopping, furniture showrooms, and a running commentary on money, gifts, and a possible ship arrival from three ports. The writer notes gratitude for a dressmaker, designer appreciation, and plans to pay for Saturday specials in chocolates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Bob
Pa ‘Mya
Rebing
Marek
Fermuda
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Diinior League
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