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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
3
A 1910 article describes boys over fourteen applying for work certificates at a welfare building for health examinations. An examining physician classifies applicants into four groups by fitness, from strong and healthy to those unfit for heavy labor or limited outdoor work, with supervision by the Truth department.
In Constantinople British troops confront four nationalist forces along the Gulf of Izmit and in the Bosphorus as reinforcements move to Ismid. Skirmishes continue for two days on the gulf coast with British casualties arriving at the capital, while authorities seek to avoid a larger engagement.
Samuel Hadesman a grocery trader was sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court after admitting he intimidated jurors in a murder trial by claiming he was a prize fighter. The jury initially disagreed and later the state found he refused to concur with eleven jurors who favored conviction.
Washington dispatch reports population figures issued today with Petro Michigan at 903739, up 527973 or 118 percent. Cleveland shows 6826 up 2173 or 42.2 percent. Dynchoprs, reinia records 28956, an increase of 462 or 1.6 percent.
Beachgoers welcomed with new women’s bathing suits in black and navy with white and green trimmings. Mohair and silk options priced from 6.75 to 10.50 dollars promise light weight warmth, cut to hang smoothly while allowing swimming freedom. Second floor display invites shoppers to browse.
Compact Victrola IV or VI offer full tone and portability for porch or indoor dancing. No need to move large cabinet machines. LV at 25 or Viat 35 proves acceptable. Plays Victor records very pleasingly for summer enjoyment and evenings.
A catalog blurb promotes 96 sheets of writing paper at 39 cents, noting regular price 50 cents and good value. It mentions no matching envelopes and marks the item as a clearance at 39c.
To keep outfits fresh and clean this season the ad promotes a range of notions. It lists straw hats, hair curlers, shoe laces, pins, sewing machine needles, shoe polish, bias seam tape, braids, hose supporters, plaster Peechee items, shoulder strap ribbon, hook and eye tape, oil, cutters, colored bias tape, and related sewing goods with small prices. The tone resembles a period catalog entry urging readers to shop early.
A dense catalog of cosmetics and personal care products with prices. Items include Cold cream and skin creams, perfumes, toilet water, soaps from Sunset to Palmolive, dentifrices, toothpastes, talcums, powders, lotions, and mouthwash. Prices range from a fraction of a cent to several dollars, reflecting a broad retail assortment.
Men’s special shoe savings with regulation laced shoes in tan calf and English last gunmetal calf. Oxfords priced from regular 9 to 7 75, with tan calf options in blacher cut and medium foe. Also listing unusually good tan calf oxfords and other main offerings at sale prices.
A promotional note describes aids to correct stylish hairdressing and guidance for choosing proper tools. It touts cheerful, expert service in hairdressing manicuring and scalp massage, including special aids and itemized prices for switches and transformations. It highlights CHILDREN'S BARBER SHOP as a clean, enjoyable spot watched by mothers with Barber Jim fond of children.
The New England edition of the Blue Book is now available for motorists. It promises comprehensive information to guide drivers and avoid wrong roads. Main floor rear, price three dollars.
An advertisement touts the Crystal washer as simple for any woman to operate and highly effective at cleaning and wringing clothes. It promises minimal handling and gentle yet thorough cleansing, with a store demonstration and home visit option on the fourth floor.
Women’s fashionable pongee suits described as cool and graceful for all-Summer wear. Pure silk pongee in natural color with tuxedo or straight jackets and trim skirts. Comfortable for heated weeks, priced at $29.50, available on the Me Second floor.
Advertises Georgette crepe waists priced at 3.75 with sheer cool fabric. Describes beaded or embroidered options trimmed with lace in white flesh tint and navy, with short sleeves and round or V necks, promising comfort and impressive value for the season.
Navy blue figured voile dresses described as light in texture with medium-contrast patterns. Many styles feature cutaway tunic effects with attractive lace trimming and graceful draping. Prices noted as 59.75 and a value variant at 9.75.
Real estate note highlights a large parcel with notable appeal listed at ten to twelve dollars. Main floor rental indicates favorable leasing terms for potential tenants seeking ample space and steady demand.
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