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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
16
A historical fashion snippet describes Paris street wear with high collars and muffs across seasons. It notes the shift from practical warmth to decorative collars, lace, ribbons, and trims. Mentions furs, hats, jauntily styled coiffures, and varied materials from velvet to straw in seasonal coats and cloaks.
A Denver conference of Colorado Women’s Christian Temperance Union members unanimously adopted a resolution to appoint a City Mother, a moral guardian to teach warn and safeguard youths, cooperate with agencies, eliminate liquor vice, and back men who pledge to enforce laws.
A Geneva women’s football club facing a dress dispute with sixty members. Debate splits opinion between skirts and shorts or adopting men's attire. Younger players favor trousers. others seek traditional female dress. No Swiss club reference for appeal. members seek guidance from English and French women.
In July a fire at the tow pen prompted the old department to switch to a new unit. The scene shows the old company’s strike action as fire crews extinguish the blaze during the disruption and now the town debates the fire service changes and leadership.
Elizabeth Barry, 15, ailing and hungry, attempted to steal a bond here to get food. Judges suspended sentence. community seeks aid and work for her as authorities search for a job.
A blurred report describes a garage scene where a man attempts a repair on a vehicle. He admonishes the owner while a neighbor group, called bees, is somehow involved, and the crank case is filled with honey. The phrases imply a chaotic, impractical mishap.
The readable parts indicate a theft inquiry with unclear names and details. The fragment mentions someone possibly connected to a theft incident and rest softly on a stolen item. No clear dates locations or organizations are identifiable from the text.
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