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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
12
A recipe claims four ounces of common olive oil from any drug store will moisten the scalp and dissolve dandruff. The ad says apply gently with a fusor tip and by morning the dandruff will be reduced, with further applications removing all traces. It promises itch relief and a softer, shinier scalp.
A coloratura soprano will perform in concert next Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Teudalon Stolnert of New Maven sponsors the event, promising a polished program with renowned artists and ensemble support.
A crowded bill features Harro Floyd in a $160,000 comedy and Brippin Broadway with standout songs and gags. Cat Dean and Sorority Girls charm with dance, while Tussor and Ward perform lively novelty numbers. Fox and Mayo supply familiar tunes, and Drury's Moonlight and Honeysuckle writer George Scarborough headlines a Park Theatre show with Texan humor and rustic Lyric give audiences a rousing 28th Chair performance.
A vintage ad copy touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple remedy for gray hair. It claims the preparation darkens and beautifies hair naturally, with a large bottle obtainable at drugstores and easy daily application to restore color over a few uses.
Senate leaders pushed to drop reservations from the ratification plan, seeking bipartisan accord. Republicans insisted on keeping the Republican reservation language, while Democrats were seen blocking Ratification unless changes are made. Debate stretched into days with trials of cloture and the fate of the treaty uncertain.
A speaker described as the supervisor of schools in New York state addresses members of a Girls Club. The report notes the event included guidance on proper conduct and encouraged safer behavior among attendees.
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