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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1923
Page
14
A description notes a pink satin underslip paired with an organic light blue gown. Half inch silver ribbons flush the edge, while pink roses are appliqued across the surface for a refined, decorative effect.
A circular enclosed with each bottle claims 98 of 100 women benefit from Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Over 50 000 women reported YES and 93 of 100 benefit for the ailments it targets, with only two not improved. The ad touts decades of refinement and global sales.
Service Center A A plans tennis classes at the Industrial Servis Center of the YWCM. Indoor activities continue as sessions start on Wednesdays at 7 oclock for beginners and advanced players with tournaments and silver cps awarded to winners.
A garbled regional item notes a Red Cross director set to speak locally tomorrow at Gabon Hall. It mentions Captain Matis and a series of unclear details about an event, questions, and a panel, with fragmented references to locations and people.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a rector from the Bahamas at Trinity Church and related church matters. It mentions Bethel and a service schedule, with references to New Jersey and a feast of the Ascension. The legible parts reference church governance and upcoming dates in a period-voice style.
A community gathering honored Ruby Jennings with a miscellaneous shower. Attendees included residents from Stofiand and nearby towns, celebrating her upcoming nuptials and sharing well wishes for the couple.
The Voters League hosts an essay contest with ten prizes to be awarded at a Stratifeld Hall event tonight at 8 o’clock. Speakers include Charter Malay and others. the program features discussions and a dinner, with exams from high school students submitting essays read at the next meeting.
Dr C B Gibson superintendent of the State Sanitary Service will address the E R A Governing Board at Trinity Church parish house. The talk covers heliotherian treatment for tuberculosis with stereopticon slides. Local health organizations will present reports and a Sunshine Club will be noted.
Wyncoop will depart Sunday for St Louis to attend a meeting representing the Saneiad boats refuge and to discuss the remarkable organizational matters. John Gb Weakoon serves as secretary of the board of points Vier and will join the delegation for St Davis on Sandan.
Pattern request text directs readers to write name and address for a pattern matting service. It mentions a five day delivery window and a $2.00 phone contact for Barnum. The note resembles old classified style prompts with scattered brand names and doodled spelling. It lacks clear event or person details.
Ms Daisy Barstow, supreme regent, presides at the fifth annual national aides meeting of the Loyal Ladies of the Revel Arcanum in the Cisend building. Over 74 delegates are expected from councils nationwide for the session with elections of officers and a statewide program to follow.
Mies Frink Staples t president of the Ladies Charitable sects invites guests to a charity tea at the home of Mis Walter Re Lashi Hearthsiene Hak Rauhen this afternoon. The association with Ws P Piedivik A Strong as treasurer has supported many good works since its start. Miss Elizabeth Fitchyall will lead the guests in song as music will be provided during the afternoon.
A fragmentary ad offers tips on homemaking and dining, promoting pre cooked pork products from Auwha Market. It references salad dressing ideas and economical kitchen options, framing household advice with promotional language.
Charming garments and accessories for babies fill the shop this week with layettes, finely knitted sweaters and bootees, toilet articles, brushes and soaps for baby baskets. Mothers receive a free small cloth dell for every 50 cents spent. Children’s Shop Second Floor.
Vogue reports the Millinery Fashion Show at Hotel Astor reveals nine lead models now on display. Exclusive to Read's in this city, the collection features Leghorn, Timbo straw, horsehair, felt, and floral hats with ornate trims and bold colors for late summer and fall.
The Standard Designer Needlework Book offers designs to tempt the art needle worker with crochet cross stitch tatting knitted garments for baby sweaters scarves rag rugs and smocking. Includes alphabets initials and monograms for sweaters with colored details. 25 cts Pattern Counter Third floor.
A description of children’s stationery sets featuring pink white or blue paper of good quality with colored pictures in corner or panel designs and neatly boxed for presentation. Includes social stationery and dainty notes suitable for young users.
Fragment mentions good styles spring salad revives and an unusual number of good stories, unclear context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete events are present.
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