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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
2
Actress Louise Huff endorses a quick beauty solution for hands and arms, claiming it smooths skin, reduces redness, and covers flaws in minutes. The remedy comes in three shades, touted as lasting and non staining, available at drugstore counters and department stores.
A local fire board conducted a special meeting at night resulting in Otto E. Andersons retirement. Mark Lapke was appointed to the department to succeed Snow as chief. Ci G. Anderson and William Trek are noted in related changes to the leadership group.
A fragment reports fear around a planned revolt attributed to BrussaIloff. The text mentions London and an arrest in connection with the alleged plot. Further clear details are unreadable in the damaged source.
Fragmented weather notes describe a western disturbance near Bay area and rain in New York and New England. Mentions high and low tides, moon phase, and unsettled conditions across Atlantic coastal regions with references to Maine Portland and broader forecast terms.
The Labor Party remains intact with the convention set for Chicago on July 10. The party, including a strong trade union base, pledges to stay true to its workers and aims to be a political instrument for workers and the awakening of the labor movement.
Shopper alert from Slater's offering discounts across all items with the tag line read every item. Savings emphasized but no specific prices or dates provided.
A warning about harming Thermas Bottles by pouring hot water into glass containers, noting the risk of cracking the glass and the resulting extra expense.
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