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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
15
Dare’s Weekly Fashion Letter describes practical chic house dresses suitable for work, focusing on durable material, simple finishing, and avoiding frills. It provides sewing guidance for a Japanese crepe and gingham dress with a circular skirt, including measurements and cutting steps.
Two smart easy dress patterns explained with binding belts inverted plaits and hems. Instructions cover fabric width hips neck to hem, sleeve and neck finishes, and versatile neckline styling for sport, house, or business wear.
A brief feature highlights a figure and a Selecta skit tied to an Au Resort showcase. The piece notes entertainment options, stage presence, and audience reactions, emphasizing the resort’s cultural offerings and performance lineup.
Washington March 2 AP Charles D. Hilles vice chairman of the Republican National Committee said after a White House call that he believed President Coolidge should be prevailed upon to run again. He denied ever using the phrase Draft Coolidge.
Police report shows two Bentz Shoe Company workers, Thomas H. Kelly and Charles E. Morgan, arrested for stealing and reselling leather valued at around 750000 dollars over five years. The case centers on leather siphoned from Bents Kid company plant, affecting multiple shoe factories and prompting charges of grand larceny.
Washington March 2 The Senate passed by unanimous consent the House bill allowing Colonel Charles A Lindbergh to accept decorations offered by foreign governments. Lindbergh, an officer in the Reserve Corps, was forbidden under existing law to accept foreign honors.
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