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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
4
The fragment notes a claim about the oldest zoological pardon in the United States located at Airmount Park in Philadelphia, stating it was established at 153 percent.
Readable chunks describe the Poli Theatre program with The Timer Lady theatre piece and a lineup of vaudeville acts. Golda Madden Wagold Lloyd and Mack Sennett comedy Gee Whiz are noted, along with Paradure Wees Pathe News and Jonia the Princess act. Nazimova in a major film at Hippodrome is highlighted, plus other offerings including The Adventuring Tale and A Tale of Two Cities at rival houses.
An old health advertisement extols that wealth cannot buy health or youth, praising how the body is a delicate machine. It promotes EOLO with 12 cell salts to revitalize blood, oxygen transport, and energy, urging readers to take the systematic REOLO Treatment to feel strong and healthy.
Palm Sunday services included special music and a sermon by Rev. Alexander Alison Sr. marking Crosby hymn anniversaries. An organ recital by Elmer Jones preceded the sermon. Church and society meetings will elect officers and deacons, with the annual church society meeting following.
Amid a trade disruption from the Bolshevik revolution, a store offers remaining ends of ginghams, percales, chambrays and prints at special prices. Shirting prints, percale weights, and chambrays are touted for housework, dresses, and men’s shirts with patterns in blues, grays, and greens. Main floor rear.
Advertises all year sewing with Howland machines. Members receive a free machine, quiet operation, ball bearings, and a light cabinet. Price 39 dollars regular, paid in small installments with no interest. Local club news promised at Third Moor.
Truly welcomed by girls of taste and style for crisply fresh dresses. Available in sizes 2 to 6 with prices 13.30 to 8.30, 6 to 11 with 44 to 10.50, and 12 to 16 with 13.50 to 25. For larger girls, a pale blue and pink dress about 22 inches. Second floor.
White fabrics described for skirts include pure Snowy cotton in patterns like plaids and stripes. Prices range from 39 cents to 1.50 per yard with varieties such as creamy white with black lines and other sturdy weaves. Main floor rear store location noted.
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