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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
3
A dental office advertises half price extractions with capabilities for crowns bridges and plates. It touts $6 per tooth for extractions and $10 to $15 per set for artificial teeth plus nitrous oxide or gas anesthesia, promising painless care.
The 1921 convention coverage describes delegates debating a permanent setup for the Garden camp, with frantic scenes as ballots and hotel contingents influence the process. Amid chaos, committees form to manage lost items and the revolving door of candidates, while delegates plan to stay in place and pursue self funding as balloting nears completion.
In Madison Square Garden July 2 William Jennings Bryan urged support for McAdoo while avoiding direct attacks on rivals. He criticized indecision and urged a progressive platform, naming Polks, Walsh, and Meredith as examples of potential candidates and urging unity for the Democratic victory.
The crowded hall erupted as Bryan faced questions about wealth and tax cases. Delegates demanded clarity on old Mexico oil ties and Mr Doheny retainers while Bevan, Moore, and others pressed for regular orders. The speaker closed amid boos and a bow to the crowd.
Mrs Waiurice Schack has been discharged from St Vincent’s hospital. She left with her husband on Panfield Avenue between Main and Middle Streets during the evening rush. A large crowd gathered, which was dispersed by police after a meeting to discuss matrimonial troubles.
Sergeant John J Seaver reports two youths aged about six were arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing a radio set from Harry Thompson's restaurant on South Main. Police are investigating the incident and recovering the set.
An advertisement extols Poslam as a skin healer with claims of soothing relief and cooling comfort. It describes the product as effective for tortured or damaged skin and implies rapid improvement, aiming to persuade readers of its benefits.
A vintage ad style item describes cricket sweaters as popular outing attire. It highlights colors white blue and duff and lists other knit styles in decorative colors priced around five dollars. The text mentions various uses from tennis to seaside and home wear.
Catalog listing shows woolen novelty underwear ready for embroidery. Flesh colored crepe items stamped for embroidery in black and pastels with gowns pajamas and combinations priced from 1.80 to 3.40. Orchid lace items in lavender blue and yellow offered with thread at listed costs. Tea apron and cap options included.
Refrigerator auto lunch baskets offer refreshing lunches kept properly for nourishment. Easy to use and worth the price at 11.50. See these baskets to appreciate their worth and convenience. Sold in the Lourth fle: 2ear.
Summer candy list offers cocoanut camels and cocoanut dainties priced around 38 to 50 cents. Also available are wrapped French nougat, gum drops, marshmallows, Hershey's kisses, and other sweet treats suitable for hot weather.
Short catalog note lists small fireworks style sweets for kids with prices such as ten cent crackers and fifteen cent boxed cookies. Mentions miniature cannons and American flags as seasonal treats and hoaxes in residences.
A catalog of bathing suits for all ages plus related accessories fills the sale floors. Women’s suits range from 2.95 to 12.50, with children’s and men’s styles priced from 1.75 to 6.50. New footwear lines include Meteor Keds and Fielday Keds with diverse prices.
Catalog lists fawn beige and grey Grove strap pumps with military or Cuban heels priced at 6.50 or 50. Black satin and patent feather strap pumps offered in low military Cuban and Louis heels ranging from 5.50 to 9.00, with a wide assortment. Marin tloo rea.
The notice touts easy running lawn mowers priced from 9.25 to 16.50 and Goodyear garden hoses. It warns to be prepared for dry weather and mentions Goodyear tires in various ply and lengths with prices listed.
A canvass of over 121000 women who used the product reports 90 out of 100 not benefiting from the supplement. The advert notes improvements in energy and appearance for some users, though many saw no change.
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