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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
7
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as a quick remedy for anemia, claiming organic iron blends raise strength and energy within weeks. It promises improved pallor, mood, and stamina with a ten week regimen and a guaranteed refund if results are not observed.
An advertisement touts Kojene as a non poisonous antiseptic four times stronger than carbolic acid and more powerful than bichloride or mercury. It claims it is safe on delicate membranes and usable as mouthwash with one bottle making half a gallon. Hindles Drug Stores and Kinsella Drug Store are named outlets.
A new hair product Blon Gex restores natural lightness to darkened blonde hair gradually. It keeps blonde hair from darkening and makes hair feel silky and gleaming. Not a dye and claims no harmful chemicals with satisfaction guaranteed or refund. Available at Hindle Drug Stores and several local outlets.
A detailed portrait of debutante life in New York reveals how mornings start with attendants and invitations while afternoons feature exclusive lunches and constant social scheduling. Debutantes maintain contact networks via private phones, attend numerous teas, luncheons, and dances, and rely on mothers or secretaries to manage engagements.
A vintage advertisement from Hindle's Drug Stores touts Mentha-Pepain as a quick remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion. It claims ten minutes to relief with a dessert spoonful and asserts the medicine can banish dyspepsia and related symptoms while promising renewed comfort and happiness. Over 6000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year.
Paris reports President Doumagerene sent a formal telegram to President Coolidge upon his inauguration. The message expressed France’s wishes for continued prosperity and shared ideals of justice, peace and liberty between the two nations.
Postal workers at the Brilaeport office extend thanks to newspapers and the public for help in securing a salary increase adjustment. A message praised the helpful attitude of nearly everyone in aiding the wage settlement effective in January.
A large number of tickets have been sold for The Merry Travelers, a closing comedy by Bethel High School Senior class, to be staged tonight and tomorrow at the Community theatre under school auspices. Cast includes seniors and traded schools. costumes noted as beautiful. Neighborhood updates mention visitors and local residents with note of Edward Taylor’s pneumonia. John Martin of New York City buys the Peck estate on Chestnut Rider and plans extensive improvements.
A collision near Sangley Point sinks the Camia after contact with the tug Genesee. Camia crew rescued by Genesee. no injuries reported.
A very fine grade English broad cloth in white only is offered with a double twenty inch hem and hem stitched top. An exceptional value available for one day only Thursday.
Off a spring sale highlighting lace trims and flares a shop advertises 38 dresses in sik and flannel fabrics priced at 8.95 each. The note emphasizes new season styles and closing out remaining stock.
New season handbags showcase felt light colored totes and a range of silk and leather designs. The feature emphasizes smart, modern looks for spring and highlights the latest arrivals.
Linen goods featuring lace trimming and varied shapes described in a delicate catalog style. The text highlights round and square forms with emphasis on the laundering quality and refined finish.
A thrift Thursday offer lists a complete layette for ten dollars. The bundle includes two dresses two binders diapers two gerteudes two pairs of hose vests two gowns and one pad for mothers saving time and energy.
An advertisement promotes silk chiffon hose priced at 1.19 with sixteen popular shades and describes the product as in demand and a valuable future buy. The copy emphasizes quality and wide color selection.
Thursday only sale offers dark color jerseys light radium silks and tricolette petticoats with pleated and fringe flounces in all colors.
Hat sale highlights spring styles with pokes matron and hair hats priced at 3 dollars. The event runs with emphasis on limited time bargains and urges customers to come early for best picks.
A sale advertises affordable prices with items in dyed cocoa beige steel cinnamon and platinum shades. It highlights large sizes and high quality Rockwell fabrics offered at special prices like $49.50.
Special Thrift Thursday Value sells Bengaline fabric at 1.98 per yard with a regular 2.49 grade. 40 inch wide options in black tan navy cocoa white rose maize green cranberry gray copea blonde satin on green and pastel shades for ensembles and frocks. Regular 1.98 grade available in multiple colors.
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