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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
13
The article argues that a manufacturer’s trade mark is a pledge of quality and responsibility, like a signature on a letter. It warns buyers to seek established, advertised marks to ensure value, safety, and accountability, noting Sterling silver standards and the lack of government rules for many goods. It urges wise spending on trusted brands.
Washington Park M E Church outlines a March 21 program featuring contralto Mrs Laila Joe Hulse from Staniford Presbyterian and Schubert Ladies Quartet. The event includes Miss Peresa Hoyt, Ellery C. Peaklamn, Mrs Henry C. Scofield, pianist Miss Sara Mead Webb, and Mrs C B Joyce assisting. pieces span quartets and solos by Ware, Hoyt, Blake, Nevin, and more.
The notice urges sending rugs curtains blankets and comforters for cleaning. Skilled staff and modern equipment promise fabric friendly results with no harm. Bundled items should be prepared and the driver called to collect. Spring housecleaning is here.
The Little Theatre League launches its first bulletin featuring Susan Glaspell and plans for live plays in Provincetown. Members answer a questionnaire, outline objects to foster drama education, playwriting, and cultural development, with officers and a long list of society members.
A reader recalls Sloan's Liniment easing rheumatic twinges after hip surgery and urges keeping it handy for sudden pains like sciatica and backache. The ad notes warmth and penetrating relief, emphasizing economy with three bottles for $1.40.
An advertisement advises mixing four parts paste with powdered dalatene and water to apply to hairy skin for about two minutes, then rub off and wash. It claims complete hair removal and notes the method is harmless if genuine delatone is used and mixed fresh as needed.
A reader from Buffalo endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as an excellent tonic for bad blood, a purifier of the blood, and a quick aid for stomach trouble. The testimonial notes sustained good results and recommends the remedy, with address details for trial.
Prominent Sunday school workers from New Haven county converge at Milford Taylor MT church for a three day regional institute. Speakers include Rev Will Frank D D Rev Thayer Wallace Thayer and Mrs Cora Downs. Delegates from all county churches expected. sessions cover study methods administration and records with meetings across Milford churches.
Holy Name Convent San Antonio reports a new shipment of Foley s Honey and Tar a household remedy valued by mothers and used for children with beneficial results advertised for sale everywhere
A State report details faults in juvenile delinquency laws, court hearings, and probation supervision. It notes twenty five courts surveyed show poor investigations, detention practices, and lack of mental health provisions, urging new legislation and broader juvenile court jurisdiction.
The closing program of the five part Lenten musical series was held yesterday afternoon at the United Church. Organist R Huntington Wandman and soprano Mies Grace James of Los Angeles presented a varied program. Organist Mrs Wynerst Beardsley organized the event with help from Woodman and a lineup of noted contributors. The program featured Handel and Guilmant works, with solo and choral pieces included.
Mrs Jenny Kempton, 85, a contralto who won international fame about fifty years ago, died in Los Angeles. She was once identified as the daughter of Jaublin and served as mistress of Gen Sheeman's head quarters. Her European career included appearances before monarchs including Queen Victoria and Napoleon.
A large gathering of Fifth District Club members met last night at 08 Wood inyourne for a house warming. Addresses and entertainment accompanied the evening, with refreshments served as members discussed plans for socials and campaign activities for city officers next fall.
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women’s Club held its annual session last evening in the pit h room with Mrs Julia M Dungan elected president. Miss Z Ritchie was named to take office at the May meeting and officers include Mrs 2th M Kilpatrick first VP, Mrs Elizabeth H Adarms second VP, Miss Ritchie third VP, Nettie Barham secretary, Miss Ava Grover treasurer, Miss Lina assistant treasurer. The club will extend active membership to men in sympathy with its purposes, and nearly a hundred associate members are expected to join. The program tonight features “Macaire Teague of Bridgeport” as the first presentation.
Communities plan a sequence of events at multiple homes and hospitals. Notables including Mr Williams Teunebury, Mr Keat Stratton, Mrs Charles Crosby, and Miss WilL of Crited Church host and attend charity functions for convalescent sailors, St. Vincent’s and Bridgeport hospitals. A corsalist Women’s club meeting and a weekly Women’s Auxiliary event are mentioned, with decorations and a postponed dance program at the Madison venue.
Amin M. Moreen of Yale will speak at an open meeting at Harmony Lodge on Sunday, inviting all laymen. Professor Edward Maonte-Nore Berehord, also of Yale Law, will discuss international topics. All invited to attend.
Lampell Millinery Company at 20 Mali Street completes a minor expansion. New space on Middle Street allows separate entry from Main and Middle Streets. Local department store updates indicate improved layout and traffic flow for customers.
The Navy Recruiting Office announces enlistments to resume tomorrow at nine oclock. Officials expect to enlist 500 recruits weekly with eligibility from $8 to $9. A Park Avenue Temple meeting will follow later in the week, featuring Mrs. Otis Now and other attendees, with refreshments served.
An excerpt describes Natalie’s postcard home from California, referencing Santa Barbara, a tour including the Grand Canyon Yosemite and San Francisco, and a desire to visit Nevada and Colorado. The writer discusses marriage doubts, family finances, and plans for home repairs and shopping for spring decor amid anecdotes of friends and stores in New York and Bridgeport.
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