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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented article notes Japan aiming for peace while factions debate military limits and national safety. It underscores U S relations and Japan's export links to various nations, reflecting wartime diplomacy tensions.
Toronto dispatch reports growing public doubt in Canada over the League of Nations. An address by Rowell laments waning support and questions why the league failed to win strong backing at its outset. He urges renewed action to restore confidence and influence.
Reports from Menlo City dated March 4 indicate Mexican workers totaling 226 are heading to the United States. The arrival is linked to asylum alarms and concerns across several industries, with emphasis on cultivation being affected and border crossings watched closely by authorities.
An old time remedy promises dark, even color and youthfully attractive hair using sage and sulphur. It claims to improve gray coverage in a few applications and restore a natural deep shade, sold as a beauty product.
A fragmented advertisement promotes an antiseptic spray to cleanse the nose and throat. It claims to clear inflamed membranes, relieve discharge, and keep air passages open, attributing trust to a named brand and its use as a preventive health measure.
A frail damaged ad claims St Jacobs Liniment stops rheumatic pain and stiffness. It promises quick relief for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, backache, sprains, and swelling, urging readers not to suffer and that relief awaits.
Tax reminder notices warn taxpayers that only eight days remain to pay the 1919 income tax. The final due date is March 43, with penalties for delinquency after March 19.
Six uncontested divorce cases are assigned in the Lie Bue movior court. The docket lists parties including Juiga John, Keeler, and Mt Involving Gis Varee matters. Case names include lifter vs Kate Wells and Wells vs Wells, with judges and dates referenced.
The article notes W. L. Pollard scheduled to address a local gathering. It mentions Pollard as a historian from the War Department and references a budget discussion and site sources, indicating a public talk on economic topics in New York.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Steeplechase Island bridge, endangered by possible collapse, will be stored or secured after a period of danger. The unclear report mentions a company and regional location, with no clear dates or parties confirmed.
Fragmented report notes seized liquor to be dumped into a river near a Washington building. Mentions a post office era event with references to officials, parties and possible political tension. No clear names or dates are readable.
Beautiful women's coats in silvertone wool blends velour and plush. Large selection across styles and colors. All items reduced from previous prices with many coats cut from 29.50 to 18.50 39.50 45 to 29.50 65 and 75 to 50. Serviceable models promising comfort next season.
A dense list of toiletry items and prices appears, including toothpastes powders soaps powders and various brands. The fragment notes items like Forhan's Kalpnos and Calgate scrubs creams face powders and talcs with many brand names and cent prices, along with a shop address in Alvara or Alvara-tic apt 6s and Coalgate listings.
On the Main floor at the rear a sale offers books at bargain prices. The event advertises a quick turnover with low prices and a mix of genres for shoppers seeking good reads.
Glove catalog notes soft gauntlets with strap wrists and fancy tops in white gray black. Fancy-top two-button style features scalloping and contrast embroidery. Prices listed from $3.40 to $5.25, with colorful white beaver gray or black options and embroidered backs.
Far from plain the new knitted tees for men burst with color and sheen. Fancy stitches and color mingling appear in unicolor fancies. The display features wide and narrow patterns with vivid, gleaming effects. Prices range from 73 cents to $3.75 for mediums, socks in gray blue brown and white, woolen shirts and drawers, and union suits from $1 to $5.50. Right aisle front.
Advertised prices list 9 by 12 at 19 dollars, 9 by 10 1/4 at 16.60, 9 by 9 at 14.25, 9 by 7 4 at 14.85, 6 by 9 at 9.75, hall runners 3 by 9 and bath mats 27 by 54 inches. act: third floor it on.
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