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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
22
A local sale cuts raincoat prices to new low levels. Items listed show multiple reductions from 12.48 down to 1.98 dollars, offering bargains for shoppers seeking outerwear. The promotion highlights discounted options across several styles and sizes.
Readable fragments show discounted items including blouses dresses and sweaters. Hosiery prices range from 25 cents to 1 dollar fifty per pair. Petticoats and silk waists are offered at low prices such as 1.25 and 1.75 dollars.
A brief item reports that no charges were filed and no exchanges occurred in relation to a case summarized in the clipping. The note mentions the absence of formal charges and lack of transactional actions connected to the event.
Readable items show various fur types and muff prices such as Gray Pox Muffs Black Fox Muffs and Brown Wolf Muffs. Prices range widely with items like Brown Wolf Muff at 18.96 and Black Wolf Muff at 39.098.
Bargains in trimmed hats advertised for spring and summer. Hats priced from $1.00 to $9.48 and up to $15, with selections in white ribbon, velvet, straw, and sailor styles. Numerous discounts claim real value cut, featuring Kibbon hats and plush straw options.
A garbled early draft hints grapefruit may appear without Squirt in American breakfast culture. The passage notes a new process intended to spare the buyer from citrus seeds and references the Department of Agriculture and Congressional bulletin context.
Diplomatic staff and wives will receive simple invitation cards instead of engraved invites for the inauguration ceremonies. Diplomas and plaques will honor violins of protocol. diplomats and spouses will be seated in the diplomatic gallery and escorted into the Senate chamber by precedence.
A fragmented analysis discusses factions within the Republican party and the cabinet likelihoods. It weighs left wing Johnson era factions against the Swate oligarchy and Independent Republicans. It notes Hughes’s cooperative cabinet relations and considers Hoover’s potential return, with labor unions and Cabinet picks debated in context of the Harding administration.
Poet John Burroughs is reported ill in a California hospital with a slight indisposition. He is expected to recover and return to his mountain cabin where he has spent the winter.
Incomplete OCR notes describe Democratic leader Champ Clark ill with unspecified ailments. The fragment mentions Washington, February and House context, but details are garbled and unreadable.
A troubled plea from Mandie Winkle of Whirles Winters and Kansas City seeks funds after her husband’s murder and a bank heist. She claims to have been left penniless, knocking on sanatoriums and representatives to obtain relief and congressional aid. The piece notes scattered details about the crime and funds recovered.
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