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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
6
A historic ad claims indigestion stems from stomach acidity and fermentation. It promotes Rad Salts as a cheap remedy, describing its preparation with water and effervescence and promising relief within a week by neutralizing acid, reducing gas, and improving digestive juice flow. The piece frames the product as used by thousands with strong results.
Chicago February 28 nearly 8000 school superintendents and administrators from across the United States will gather Monday through Thursday for the annual convention of the department of superintendence of the National Education Association. Topics include nationalizing education funding building needs and evaluating expected outcomes. The meeting will shape federal policy and influence practices in local districts through debates on teaching methods from kindergarten to college.
Milford February 25 Milford Boy Scouts won both efficiency contests against West Haven. Troop 1 Milford beat Troop 16 West Haven 50 to 0 while Troop 2 Milford outscored Troop 3 West Haven by a wide margin. Scout Executive F Northrup and Milford official M A Harris assisted.
A musical program of visual music was enjoyed yesterday noon in the men's lunch room of the American Chain Co. A. W. Bearay led the singing with Harold Holmes Way as accompanist. Lena Lucas and John Shoravsky sang solos, and plans are under way for a family program next Tuesday noon featuring violinist Miss Schela Pain.
A fragmentary OCR passage cites multiple education bodies including College Teachers of Education, the National Council of State Departments of Education, the City Training School Section, the Council of Primary Education, and the Department of Elementary School Principals.
The wedding of Princess and the bridegroom occurred with the Archbishop of Canterbury officiating. The groom wore a naval uniform, the bride a richly embroidered gown, and the king and queen attended with other royals in ceremonial garb. A bouquet was laid at the memorial after a brief ceremony, followed by a royal procession to Buckingham Palace and a reception in Shropshire.
An Acme Shear Company employee program was held Monday at noon in the recreation building. Employment manager Fred Tordoff led community singing with Alvin W. Boarse as musical director. Miss Sia Carrafiello and William Keily performed, and next Monday a music and speaking program will feature Michael Kane who helped 36 employees obtain naturalization papers on Americanization and patriotism.
Fortresses are being made by the local American Red Cross to obtain information on the whereabouts of William McNulty a 23 year old man about five feet seven inches tall with black hair and eyes. George Warren, chairman of the Home Service section, asks that any information be reported to the Red Cross in the Court House building.
The Haston Farmners Institute program, directed by Connecticut Agricultural College Extension Service, Granite Ball Easton, features topics for both men and women grange members. Dr Merrill discusses dairy cage, barn upkeep, and dairy rations. BL Jones covers profitable stock growth and high production feeding. Edith Mason outlines pattern alteration and cutting fitting of waists with lunch served at noon.
Percy Strats of New York city, vice president of R. H. Macy and company, will address the Chamber of Commerce meeting and dinner at the Stratfield hotel on Wednesday noon March 15. He will discuss the topic To Retail Service Worth What It Costs as part of a tour of inspection of the larger local factories conducted for chamber members.
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