Big Musical Draws Substantial Subscriber Interest
Orville Harrold along with Anton Arriga and Norma Talmadge are slated to entertain. Rumors note an extensive lineup at Stocklawn Country Club for a long musical event, with an African American orchestra featured for hours. Tickets at Steluerts and other venues are selling, and the show promises dancing and entertainment for attendees.
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Orville Harrold
Anton Arriga
Norma Talmadge
Stocklawn
Aesport
Ueteenth
Henor
Amerian Honor Ethiant Jaze Orchestra
Metrapalsins
Cis
Smna
What Causes Backaches and How to Cure Them
Backaches arise from poisons accumulating in the back muscles due to poor digestion or elimination. Kidney disease rarely causes back pain. The Bureau of Personal Hygiene offers guidance to fix digestion, hydration, breathing, and exercise, especially for kidneys and bowels, without drugs. Visit 881 Lafayette St or call Nob 2683 to learn how to GET WELL and KEEP WELL.
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Bureau of Pere Sonal Hygiene
Lafayette Street
Nobie
Concert Tickets On Sale At Steinerts Music Store
Tickets for a benefit concert to aid embels are available at Steinerts Music Store on Main Street near State Street. The event features a long list of performers including Annie iB lenainge Miss Wordimn and Mrs. Paul Irmivage among others with proceeds to support the embels.
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Steinerts Music Store
Main
State Street
Allenz
Embels
Annie iB.lenainge
Paul Irmivage
Charles Cook
Wordimn
Lisingsten Tren
Perry
Rachel Habaee
Goatres
Mie
Bie
Greer Jim Sennall
Grove
Charles Wood
Samuel Beardstey
Stratford VNA Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Stratford Visiting Nurse Association held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Blakeman’s home. Reports from convention by M B De Lecour and Miss Beatrice Olson highlighted the recent New York Health Convention under Red Cross auspices. Olson seeks to start Health Centers in Stratford with clothing and bathing care, aided by Parent Teachers.
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Blakeman
Stratford Red Cross Association
Rate Tiller
Stratford
Olson
Sne
Allons
Ars
Gilson
Franks
Blake Yeann
Recital by Mrs Meeker at Greenfield Hill Club
Miss Gladys Barnety accompanies Mrs L M Meeker in a Greenfield Hill recital featuring songs from Bemberg and La Conda. The program showcases Meeker’s expressive vocal technique and notable accompaniment, with selections highlighting German and classical composers.
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Mr. L. Meeker
Greenfield Hill
Gladys Barnett
Mize M. Loy Meeker
Greenfel
Gladys Barnety
Greenfeld Hill Country Club
Miss Meeker
Bemberg
Barnete
Pathy
Siti
Another Woman Escapes With Lydia Pinkham Aid
Mrs. Margaret McCumber of Georgetown Illinois recounts relief from back and side pains after suffering and facing surgery. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring mobility and daily ability, urging other women to try it based on her experience and recommendations.
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Georgetown
Sret
Severs
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tean
Itia
Margaret McCumber
Frazier St
Illinois
McCumber
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hugo school concert thrills with second successful program
The Hugo school audience enjoyed a second concert by pupils and teachers led by Huge and Mr. Berger. A diverse evening featured violin solos, piano pieces, and ensemble works with many named performers and pieces, and a third program promising further attractions was announced.
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Pagside
Hugo
B . Huge
Berger
Tve
Allen Nelson
Bresner Welmann
Minuet
Boctherini
Samuel Kronenberg
Lucia
Kiug
Ruth Vining
Gypsy Rondomiang
Haydn
Francis Smussen
Nami Hurroresque
Dvorak
Ee Coréone
Mera
Severade Badine
Gathrie
Marie
Eltiot Eberhard
Manuel
Mozart
Emanuel Kleinwald
Francspi
Seart
Masskowski
Miriam May
Wile Rose
Macdowell
Richard Rosen
Air de Ballet
Ellerton
Charles Steer
Manor Hugo
Dorothy Thompson
Berceuse
Miss Ruth
Spring
Griex
Faye
Cohen
Seltz
Armand Wahlberg
Rebecca
Miller
Sinding
Cornelia Lipovsky
Giolin
van Goens
Joseph
Wisdengrand
Iptianol
Huss
Harry Rifkin Mezucka
Mylnarski
Walter Behwartz
Miner Coving
Rachmaninoff
Miss Pear
Garfein
Butterfly Folann
la Vallee
Harpe
Mars Farite
Prolla
Dacob Bergen Polichinelie
Alochmantnatt
Agnes Chest
Precicuse Tvlo- Filist
Avid Cheenbang
Weber
Florence Burstem
Hair seals offer bounty to Seattle area hunters
The State of Washington offers a bounty of three dollars per seal scalp to reduce hair seal numbers harming salmon resources. Bounties apply to seals in Puget Sound and nearby waterways including the Nyaqualy, Snohomish, Skokomish and Smith Island areas.
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Seattor
Wesh
State of Washington
J. A. Darwin
Seattle
State Fish Board
Nyaqualy, Snohmish
Skokamiah
Pugat Bound
Smith Island
Rosario Strait
Ushness Bay
Whidby Tatand
Tasken
Grave Theft Tale From Thamingham
A garbled report describes a grave theft case with references to an undertaker, a deceased person, and a coffin that remained uncalled for. The text mentions payments of 76 dollars and 25 in change, an express delivery, and unspecified individuals Ridont and Ridovur amid a chaotic sequence of events.
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Thamingham
Aladaly
Aidout
Undertaker
Tames
Ridont
Pie
Ridovur
River yields strange find of prehistoric fish near Stockton
In Concordia Kansas on July, Henry Reich found a fragment described as part of a prehistoric fish in the Solomon River near Stockton. The specimen weighs about 100 pounds and Reich plans to send it to the State University of Lawrence for classification.
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Concordia
Kan
Solomon River
Stockton
Henry Reich
Patri- Rei
Welpha
Reich
State University of Lawrence
Tea and club notices in Fairfield area social pages
Mrs. Frank Carley Hunt hosts a Saturday tea at Brosklawn Gauntry club at 4 PM with women’s putting contests and a showcase by Miss Henrietta. Delphian Society entertainments, sewing circles meet, and church bake sales jam the coming week as residents attend local gatherings across Stratford Fairfield and nearby towns with multiple hostess events and meetings scheduled through July 11.
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Frank Carley Hunt
Brosklawn Gauntry Club
Theta
Henrietta
Tealuline M Pickford
Waller
Dvutmot
Delphian Society
Banneé
Monron
Hagkel
Mehéa
Inest
Chary Smith
Park Avente
Tact Of Women Needed To Make Marriage Happy
An early essay argues for chivalrous mutual respect in marriage and warns divorces rise as men’s and women’s roles shift. It stresses shared duties, trust, and reasonable separation when happiness fails, urging society to minimize marital misery while respecting personal choice.
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Mass
London
Sale of Paris and Rome finery for American Legion sale
A Bridgeport fundraiser sale organized by Mrs A Van R Barneval to aid the American Legion Women’s Auxiliary at George A Smith Post. Items listed include Paris Rome imported clothing and decorative pieces from a New York interior decorator shop, with profits supporting the auxiliary. Proceeds go to the Fairfield unit led by Mrs Henry Sheaff Glover and Miss Annie Carroll.
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Paris
Rome
Bridgeport
Alexander van Reneedaer Darnewal
Bonnybrook Farm
Long Lots Road
Wairfield
Barneval
Sifta
Bariwal
Barnewi
East D?nd Street
New York City
Henneth Weeks
Henry Stoddard
Wrill Gery
George A. Smith
American Legion
Henry Sheaff Glover
John Deuil+on
Annie Carrol
Label Gravenseon
Sisters Reunited After Fire and Earthquake Quest
Reported appeal from Cilly Queen to Captain James Quinn to aid sisters Belle Baker Wilton and Mrs Martha Baker in reuniting after fifteen years apart. Fire and 1906 quake destroyed homes, identifications published among victims, Budapest internment camp noted, plans for meetings in New York and Kansas town events outlined.
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San Fras
James Quinn
Folsom
Daniel O'Brien
Bakér Thaity
United States
Budapest
Hungary
Silance
Belle Baker Wilton
Ardeville
New York City
Quinn
Thain
Twe Chilaren
New York
Joseph H. Baker
San Francisco
Belle Wilinn
Bab Les
Fountain of Youth Well House Reopens For Youth
A Boston area facility known as the Frog Pond reopens with a new concrete bottom, transforming the area into a basin for youth. Officials promote moral strength and self discipline to resist temptations of leisure, arguing women are by nature virtuous and men by nature prone to mischief.
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Boston
State crime rise blamed on dress and bootlegging
Old New Boston July 6 Chairman Frank A Brooks of the board of parole cites women pres enteay dress and bootlegging as driving crime in the state. For the year ending June 1, 2930 persons were committed to state penal institutions, up 691 from the prior year.
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Boston
Frank A. Brooks
Board of Parole
MHA
Raolbeogsing
Debates on Marriage Values and Social Change
Dr. Brooks laments changes in marriage as modern women seek luxury, claiming discipline in society has broken down and that traditional English ideals are fading. He contrasts polished gentlemen with the notion of the French nobleman and notes confusion over the name "Marasivaise" in dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brooks
England
Genveman
30 Eeruly
Tvishman
Miss Belinsky Injured In Automobile Incident
Ruthwetinsky, 1%, of 42 Dewey Street, stood on a running board when a car on North Avenue started unexpectedly last night. She fell to the pavement sustaining arm and leg abrasions. Her mother, who heard the crash, became hysterical. Both mother and daughter were attended by emergency staff and removed to a hospital.
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Maine
Beatin
Quebec
White Mountains
Harold
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Silminen
Dust
Keshel
Harold Sai
Nardie
Tab
Annex Prices 22 and 29 etc a yard
Annex price listings show items priced per yard with figures 22 and 29 noted among other figures. The fragment suggests a catalog or sale context with per yard pricing. Named entities and precise items are limited in the readable text.
Letters From Natalie Describe House Plans And Tea
In a long, quirky exchange Natalie writes Evelyn about friends moving into a New York house. She recalls trips with Melon to the Yellow Bowl for tea, debates about budget and furnishings, and lists of items like three piece wicker suites and spring seats. The tone mixes travel talk, domestic detail, and hints of social pressure as Harold and others weigh money, travel, and timing.
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Evelyn
York
Teton
Melon
Maryland
Buckingham
Vamping
Harold
Loewith and Company
Bank Street
This Leaves the Arms Free from Hairy Growths
An advertisement touts a painless home remedy to remove hair growth. It recommends a thick paste of powdered delatone and water applied to the skin, rubbed off after two minutes, and promises skin safety with careful use to avoid disappointment.
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