Danish Crown Prince to Wed Princess Olga
King Christian and Queen Alexandra today announced the engagement of Crown Prince Frederick to Princess Olga, daughter of Prince Nicholas. The official notice confirms the match and notes Frederick was born in 1899 and the families involved include the Danish royal house.
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Olga
Copenhagen
Marcel
Agnociatey Press
Christian
Alexandra
Pothal
Frederick
Dughter
Nicholas
Saga Hupla
An Frederick
Giga
Dawson Takes Post as U S Consul General in Mexico
Mexico City March 3 Claude T Dawson assumed duties as United States consul general in Mexico He succeeds Cornelius Ferris Jr who had held the post for several years and is returning home His appointment marks a standard transition in the diplomatic mission with no reported incident or change in policy.
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Mexico City
Claude T. Dawson
United States
Mexico
Cornelius Ferris, Jr
Almour Tro Dayeon
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Ad Warns Against Harsh Washes
An old advertisement promotes mulsified cocoanut oil as a hair shampoo. It warns against using alkali heavy washes that irritate the scalp, claiming mulsified cocoanut oil makes rich foam, cleanses hair without harm, reduces dandruff, and leaves hair shiny and manageable. It notes the product is cheap and available at drug stores.
Glasses Promised As Health And Beauty Aid
An advertisement extols glasses as a health and beauty aid, linking proper eyewear to fewer headaches, better concentration, and diminished wrinkles. It touts in-store eye examinations by expert opticians, free checks, and on-site fitting, claiming satisfaction and convenience at a long-established shop in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Ladies Auxiliary of A C H Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 10 Ancient Order of Hibernians held a turkey dinner and program at the A Q O H home 16 Washington Ave to mark 25 years since its 69 women formed Emmet Hall chapter on Marsh 4 in Albia St. The event drew over 150 members with music recitations and dance. Presidents and officers were announced including Mrs Margaret Collins and Rev J Gainley. Original members remain affiliated in No 10.
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Ladies Auxiliary No. 10
Ancient
Order of Hibernitany
A. QO. H
Washington Avenue
Aualitary
Mra
Ary Tuust
Mae McCarthy
May Shane
Margaret Donnegan
Margaret Malloy
Neliie Greer
Ena Convay
Mary Frost
Mary Fulton
Ava
John Caseidy
Joh Cassidy
Treaaurer
Rose Sullivan
Rue Doyle
Arma
E. Mel Guirk
Sarah Raoycrott
Nels
J. Gainley
Alutant
St. Augustine's Church
Mathew J. Traynor
St. Mary's Church
Marsh 4
Emmethall
Almtre Street
No. 10
Myre
Elinor McCann
Mary Fahey
Sill
No. 1
Legion Members Entertain Wounded Vets at Allington Hospital
Members of the American Legion visited Allington Military Hospital Haven on Saturday night to entertain wounded golfers and other patients. The program, led by Mrs Anne Parquetts, featured Walter Gould singing, Robert Kirk performing songs, Mrs Florence Hearmangen on piano, and “Scooty” Bell Search presenting dramatic recitations and a light dance.
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American Legion
Allington Miliary Hospital
Haven
Mra
Anne Parquetts
Allingtown
Walter Gould
Robert Kirk
Florence Hearmangen
Scooty' Bell Search
Gatti-Casazza contract extended three years
New York March 5 Extension until the end of the 1925 26 season of the contract of Guido Gatti Casazza as general manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company was announced today by Otto Kahn chairman of the Board of Directors His contract would have expired at the end of the current season and details of a raise were not disclosed
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New York
Giudo Gatti- Casazza
Renera
Metropolitan Opera Company
Otto HeeKahn
Gatti-Cagazza
West Eeagan
Man Credits Tanlac For Ending Rheumatic Pain
Rich ard H. Motlube of Hartford Connecticut says Tanlac relieved his rheumatism in legs hips and back after two months of use. He notes muscles no longer stiff and he can climb stairs and sleep without cramps. He reports pain gone and general health improved after completing three bottles.
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Richard H. Motlube
Hungerford
Hartford
Conn
Tania
Logan
Tanlac
Bridgeport
Uke
Windle Wrug
Southport
Luin B. Switver
Fairfield
Orrin Hertz
Catholics Choral Society Debut Impresses Audiences
J W Davis of the G A R is elected president as the United Patriotic Agencies meet at 161 Washington Ave to plan Memorial Day events and a large hall for veterans. The Catholic Choral Society gave its first public concert at the high school with a balanced chorus led by Prof. M J Grattan, drawing praise for its Rosini Slabur Mater program.
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J. W. Davis
G.A.R
Catholic Choral Patriotic Societies
Head Society
Omhers
United Patriotic Logistics, Inc
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Avenue
G. A. BR
Wil Item
John W. Thompson
W. S. Lyhne
Charles Stephens
Sprague Sod
Bal Doolittle
Joseph J. Boyne
Agno
Frank A. Ril
G.R. Olbrook
Edward J. Morgen
Fred KE. Lynes
Arthur ¢. Bennett
P. George
Moore
O Carly
Frank Milvar
M. Wilder
the & A. R
F. A. Bartlett
C. H. Sprague
James W. Davis
Charles N. Stephens
Sone
Frank L.wilder
CG. H. Brothwell
William Lounabury
FE. Lyne
Edward
R-C. Harcraves
American Legion
P. George Moore
Catholic Choral Society
Roseini
Universal Church Vision Outlined By Connecticut Bishop
Bishop Chauncey Bunce Brewster of the Diocese of Connecticut says a universal church can be realized only through earnest prayer and divine timing. He envisions future unification of worship, possible Papal involvement, and a breath of vision to meet Earth's spiritual needs. Reverend A Fort Newton will discuss "The Life Everlasting" at next Sunday's forum.
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Chauncey
Bunce Brewster
Protestant Episcopal Church of Connecticut
Winted Congregational Church
Brewster
Dornera
A. Fort Newton
New Torre Atty
Day lauds Luke as scientific gospel writer in sermon
Dr William Horace Day praised Luke for his methods likening him to a modern investigator. He said Luke used many sources and weighed evidence with a physician’s mind, stressing Luke’s human heart and disciplined inquiry. The church evening service featured a dedication ceremony for a banner presented by the Young Women's Guild.
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Matthew Occupus
Jesus
William Horace Dor
Lee
Mark
John
Luke
Dr. Day
Rhig Geottle
Phat Linkey
Allen Sosmopoytan
Ene
United Church
Tin Lenureh
William Brista
Thy
Otteers
Thesia
Local society items featured at Mrs Worthen home event
Mrs C Nathaniqt Worthen of 2340 North Avenue hosts a Silver Social Prigay afternoon through 6 o clock with aprons and candy sale and a 4 o clock program by the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church. Also notes the March 7 business meeting of the Women's Brave League president Willant Sprague at Bridgeport Art Center, previously set for March 9 but moved due to a Republican Women's luncheon. Mentions Dorothy Neff returning to Smith College after a weekend visit, William vou Phelps's Bible as Literature lecture at United Church, and Young Women's auxiliary meeting at 8 o'clock. Includes Serving Club hosting by Miss Katherine Miller tomorrow at 3, Miss Ethel Skinner’s return to French School in New York, and Lt. AL Goulden and family traveling to New York to see son Howard Goulden with Sousa's band.
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C. Nathanigt Worthen
North Avenue
Secioy
The
United Church
Willant Sprague
Women's Brave League
Bridgeport Arti Jwarue
Clinton Avenue
Ethel Skinner
James D. Skinner
Park Avenue
New York City
AL Goulden
Bridgeport Police
New York
Howard X. Gulden
Sousa
Little Theatre League Elects Officers Tonight
After a year of dramatic achievement, the Little Theatre League will meet in Stratfield to elect officers for the year. Bridgeport’s theatre scene is praised for its quality and the league plans a March western play program by Bridgeport writers. President Albert B. Lavery and officers including Sherman Pryor as director, and Miss Anna McMahon on the board, are listed.
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Stratfield
Bridgeport
Aciutepe
West
League
Sara
Sherman Pryor
Albert B. Lavery
Walters
Torwith
Mites Tuli CO
Farnum
Treagueey
Anna McMahon
Roerd
Xo Fur Ante
Lewis M. Pawte
Heavey Home Party Hosts Friends and Family
Mr and Mrs Heavey hosted a social gathering at their East Muir Street residence featuring punch and music. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cook, Mr and Mrs Wright, Mr and Mrs Rogers, Mr and Mrs Cavarnaugh, Mr and Mrs Corton, Miss Mildred Heavey, Miss Florence Cahill, and others. The event ended with curtains dyed and wax technique art showing shifts in color, creating a pastel effect.
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Mroo
Frank Heary
Muir Street
E. Cook
Mra
J. Wright
W. Cook
Ww. Rogers
W. Cavarnaugh
F. Cook
J. Ral
M. Corton
Mise Marlon Cool
Mildred Heavey
Mires Deroy Heaves
Florence Cahill
Edward Cool
Eleanor W Wright
Harold Heavey
Trances
Frank Wright
Kathi Rielly
Unclear stain removal note from rough OCR text
Fragmentary OCR line about a blueberry stain treatment mentions a bowl and balling wavering over the stain. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to summarize.
Smith School Springtime Fair Showcases Novel Booths
Rain or shine the Springtime Fair at Smith School featured unique booths for candy food and crafts with a Punch and Judy show drawing children. Mrs Mary Patterson supervised crafts while Bertha Cole led the duck grab bag booth, aided by seventh and eighth graders.
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Smith School
Mumhas
Fannie A. Smith
W. Ch A
Goldmt
Him Street
Elizabeth Lackwood
Hazel Blakester
Alise Roge Corbett
Virginia Heynal
Gertrude Horan
Ivy Lovering
Bertha Cole
Griste
Urances
Beity Payne
Reveets
Martin
Migs Aurie. Thomson
Tealen Shanivyan
Masehan
Mive Towlse Hoyt
Shareman
John Kearns
Lota Cole
Claude Dunham
Anna McNaevara
Harriet Smith
Keith Sheridan
Rose Stock
Beatrice Bone
Hilda Yoos
Beth Dennison
Tassie Gould
Tew Cream
Abner Mitchdll
Emmie John Krenan
Daisy Keeny
Mary Shimmer
Jessie O'Brien
Helen David Nn
Jean Ale- Neil
Hay Ray
Clare Ferris
Armstrong
Misa Bertha Cole
Fleischmann's Yeast Promises Relief From Constipation
Hundreds have found relief from laxatives by eating Fleischmann's fresh yeast. Doctors advocate dietary help to stimulate waste elimination. One physician claims indiscriminate cathartic use causes constipation. Fleischmann's yeast is promoted as a fresh food rich in nutrients for a healthy intestine. Normal function reportedly restored in days to weeks. Start with 2 or 3 cakes daily and maintain regular use. Ensure the familiar tin-foil package with yellow label.
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Fleischmann
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Geneva, N. Y
Mita Dorothy B. Neff
Kenoaia
Wisconsin
Smith College
Northampton
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George Graves
William Vou Phelps
William Graham
Noe Avenue
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Advent Christian, Church
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Guy Po Miter
Brooklawn Park
Little Theatre League
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