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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
10
New to_revised notes reveal plans for eight new theaters costing more than 13 million dollars in the Greater New York area. The survey shows a push for entertainment venues across Manhattan including Times Square, Greenwich Village, and surrounding districts, aiming to lure visitors and boost housing supply.
Home, July 25 The children of the Italian royal family are growing up to become the center of aristocratic society. Princess Yolanda aged 19 and Princess Maalda aged 17 are praised for beauty and charm while retaining a noble bearing. They live in healthy open air life at Piedmont castles or Castel Porziano near Rome. Prince Humbert, heir apparent, at nearly 16, is tall and sporty though under strict mental training for his future role.
London newspapers lament English women have gone betting mad with wagers in offices on stage and in homes. Women from married to schoolgirls bet six pence to a pound. An office girl asks why not gamble as war is over and people seek harmless excitement.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Poslam as a cure for skin disorders. It urges readers to apply Poslam to affected areas, claims rapid results within hours, and offers a free laboratory sample by writing to an address in New York City. It emphasizes worry-free results and daily treatment of skin conditions.
An older note discusses genuine Bayer Aspirin with its claimed medical value and doctor endorsements. It mentions uses such as headache toothache rheumatism colds and general pains, noting small boxes of 12 tablets and larger Bayer packages with the Bayer trademark and monoacetic acid.
Enthusiasts at Brooksawn club enjoyed golf and social events on a Saturday afternoon with prizes for Wite and a mixed foursome won by Mr W. B. Molian and partner. Afternoon tea at the club house featured Mrs D. A. Warner as toster. Other notices mention engagements, travel, and visits among Bridgeport residents, with several families planning summer trips and gatherings.
A foreign-speaking woman, never having seen a lake before, was found in Gary where Lake Michigan is nearby. The Gary association rents lakefront huts for two families at a time for summer use by foreign-speaking women who have not had vacations in years. Children’s parties and souvenirs were noted at a Saturday afternoon gathering by local residents.
A misprocessed Y W C A note discusses converting a famous Mohammedan monastery in Japan into Y W G A use, aided by branches in Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware. It notes magneto roof tennis atop the Seattle W G building and playful athletic stunts by Western girls amid noisy balls and passing crowds.
Sus Papova sister of the famed Illy sian dancer Anim Pavlova remains in a New York cafeteria awaiting her sister. She plans a dancing tour this fall. The Papova family of nine has suffered losses during the war, including the father and seven brothers.
A reader questions light used in scenes and stunt safety. AGN cites training and forward momentum to prevent injuries. Mitchell Lewis served as a midshipman at Annapolis. Charles Williamson earns pay for stunt thrills. page promises tomorrow's answer on underwater sequences.
Miss Benice Avery will address members of the Current Jovenue club of Southport on the first Monday of each month. Members are asked to note the change of meeting day from the third Tuesday to the third Monday. subscription tickets may be obtained from Herbert Beers of Greens FA or Mrs J Walter Perry of Southport.
In Bressat Germany on July 2 police deny venturing to protect monument areas as gangs of metal thieves damage statues. They target bronze figures including a large sculpture reputedly linked to poet Teleheudaryy and composer Koerner, attempting to sever arms from a statue without success.
Mrs. Radford hosted a bridal shower for Miss Enby Reed of Smetford whose upcoming marriage to Geared Paeman is planned next month. The event featured a changeable shower, with several attendees and assistance from Mrs. Linvhart Granidge and Mrs. Smith among others.
In New York on July seven, Black women prisoners at Bedford reformatories cottage staged a violent escape attempt aided by improvised weapons. Ten state troopers pursued through woods for two hours. escapees were recaptured and returned to custody amid injuries to guards and bystanders.
Medicated wine among items taken in a burglary at Ginsberg’s Drug Store, 426 Park Avenue, early Sunday. Loss valued at about $200, including cash, art items, and valuables. Earlier, a residence at 143 Main Street was broken into, with $25 in cash and three cartons of cigarettes stolen.
President John C. Stanley of the American and British company cites railroad congestion as why the plant did not resume operations last Monday. He notes shipments of key materials are blocked and a sizable workforce remains idle, with recovery prospects uncertain.
Beads worn by men and children across Athens Constantinople Smyrna and Levantine regions are described as talismans against the evil eye and disease. Elite Tent men and Nervous west linger wear shark strand beads with white pivert, while artisans and others showcase beaded ornaments for protection and status.
Tuy 2h A ct in every piblic school a id if the education of the children of the sounds theater of the Wishal Education association wish has opened headquarters here Charles F Hunt secretary of rhe tagsociation says Congress will be asked to appropriate funds to co operate with the states in carrying out the program the expense being borne equally by the federal and gtator governments 2 While estimating the itimats cost the $19 500 000 Mr Smith anticipated that this sum would be needed DY installments and he announced that the association would ask for air mediate appropriation of $5 0 Do ayallame for expenHbiture dusing dhe yet three years
Musicai club members from the Wednesday apneon Mision group are urged to attend a Thursday 0:30 meeting at the Universie light church. Members may be armed to vote on new bylaws and constitutional amendments. The club, aimed at prosperity and service, plans rule changes to improve operations and community outreach in market stalls and streets.
The summer spike in novelty goods boosts autumn demand as women seek fresh accessories. Manufacturers plan to expand materials used and styles signed, aiming for more innovative items than in past seasons. A representative notes plans for increased novelties in the upcoming line.
Postmaster C F Greane stated yesterday that trolley withdrawal should not delay mail delivery. Carriers relying on trolleys must seek alternative transport for morning routes, with only one shipment moved by rail likely to be diverted.
A Telegram Telegram report states a nominal concert charge will be levied on attendees to cover expenses. The note clarifies the event at a State Street venue in August where admission applies per person.
A complaint to the detective bureau alleges Suney Puewinis of Horlister aged was ronhed at his house by Indrer who ppetired on July 1.
Fragmentary ad style copy promotes Louise Glaum beauty hints and a facial regimen. It promises dramatic effects and quick results but offers few clear claims or specifics. The legible bits emphasize complexion focus and urges trying the routine to be astonished.
An advertisement claims No-To Bac tablets curb tobacco urges easily and safely. It promises mental and physical benefits, a quick habit break, and refunds if cravings persist, touting reliability from a Cascareis company.
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