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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
11
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer Cross on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It warns against counterfeit tablets and stresses following directions and using Bayer branding on packages and bottles, noting the product is prescribed by physicians for pain relief.
Embarrassed by disfiguring blemishes, individuals fear itching and exposure. Resinol Ointment relieves itching promptly and clears the skin, with added effectiveness when used with Resinol Soap. The ad emphasizes comfort and improved appearance amid skin eruptions.
In a murky text, leaders organize at a convention and establish a headquarters. A woman outrages group members while others vow donations and attendance as a key meeting approaches.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe President Wilson receiving an official treaty copy. The passage references the Senate and a formal ceremony, with unclear names and dates due to garbled text. The core action centers on presenting and processing a treaty in a presidential and Senate context.
Five cases listed for Wednesday in Superior Court as the April term opens in New Haven County. Sessions will run from April through June 24 with hearings in Bridgeport and New Haven.
Reports say Soviet forces began attacks on Friday and continued through Saturday along multiple Polish front sectors. military authorities claimed the offensive aimed to seize key positions and push toward Warsaw, with fighting described across several districts.
An ammonia tank explosion at the Griggs packing plant caused one confirmed death identified as Robert L. Carden of Roanoke, with others injured and a four story building collapsing. A body was mutilated and another victim was blown into a tank and later recovered.
Fragmentary report indicates General Hart was summoned to testify in a matter tied to Cruchy Chu in Washington. The text references tram, Europe, and unspecified officials, with unclear names and details due to damaged OCR. no concrete actions or outcomes are verifiable.
Read's hosts a spring opening signaling a seasonal shift from winter. The lineup features tailored suits coats dresses skirts blouses millinery footwear and accessories with Goulding Harp Orchestra performing each afternoon.
Advertises new flouncings plain or point d esprit tucked and ruffled in black and white. Notes novelties in beaded and embroidered laces for dinner and evening gowns. Features jet bands tassels silver and gold braids cords pendants feather edgings pom poms embroidered bands and wash dress trim. Main Noor.
A vintage inventory describes artificial viewers and lithic close bouquets for dress garnitures. It lists forget-me-nots, daisies, poppies, buttercups, and tiny flower wreaths suitable for dinner gowns. Also noted are organdie vests, pastel organdie fabrics, and light shawl-like adornments for matching jackets and blouses.
A glance at the jewelry section highlights inexpensive spring pieces. Enameled brooches feature bluebird crescents and bow knots in old blue jade green and occasional pink or orange. Rhinestones shine in brooches pins earrings hair combs and bandeaux. Main Floor rut.
A detailed list of wedding or evening dresses described in rich Oriental motifs. Fabrics include Tangerine Duvetyne, Georgette, Roshanara Crepe, Belgian Blue Taffeta, and printed Georgette. Descriptions cover embroidery, beadwork, plaiting, and girdles with ribbons, sashes, and tunics.
The record notes the divorce granted to Helen Eames Vincent amid court proceedings with judge John W. dsunlis overseeing the case. Details indicate issues of separation and finalization of the marriage under local jurisdiction.
The piece notes that summer fur accents like chokers or chi vats of sable marten or cray squirrel remain in demand with spring outfits, highlighting how these compact, stylish trims elevate otherwise ordinary ensembles.
Especial care is taken in selecting for this department. Frocks which are youthful yet elegant and distinctive and garments dresses and coats have been designed and made with the thought for charming and lovely girlhood on second floor.
Court records show a temporary injunction remains in effect in a case involving William Randolph Hearst and a former German property. Mention of counsel for the Shipping Board appears in the notices seeking dismissal and related court assignments noted for the hearing.
The Hat offers a vivid glimpse of early spring millinery with a wide range of materials and playful shapes. Transparent brims, crepey satins, shot silks, soft metallic ribbons, and fruit inspired embellishments create a garden of decorative crowns and inventive headpieces.
Variety of fabrics in mauve gray blue and brown with orchidlike flowers. Mention of organza pastels $1.25 yard and cotton goods sale amid high prices. Describes a navy serge two ac cordion gown with Capuchion hood and jade cape wrap with peau de cygne lining. Also notes ball of yarns priced at $1.40 and floor locations in a department store.
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