Junior Symphony to Repeat Concert for Relief Work
The Junior Symphony plans a second concert at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening featuring Dr Centerna and Ligkers with proceeds aiding families out of work. George Levett notes current conditions. tickets are available from orchestra members, Fox Music Store, Murray and Royers, or John Adam Huge.
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Centerna
Day
Masonic Temple
Peaple
Max Br
Fox
Music Store
Murray and Royers
John Adam Huge
August Berger
Charca
Tintex Restores Faded Fashions to Fresh Look
A faded waist is no longer a cause of dismay to the girl who always wants to reek her these. For Tintex makes all those streaked, faded, unbecoming things prettier than when they were new.
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Tintex
Benita V Slocum Presents Pupils In Dance Drama
Bonita Virginia Slocum stages a day program closing with rhythmic interpretations of old Grecian dance and ballet pieces. The program features character studios, dances, Gypsy and Greek ensembles, and advanced ballet numbers performed by named pupils in a community arts setting.
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Benita V. Slocum
Bonita Virginia Slocum
Bring
Florence
Heurioti
Baretot
Dorothy
Pinos Saraths
Erna
Irene
Isabel
Stratford Nurse Reports April Activities and Relief Efforts
Stratford Visit ing Nurse association recorded 208 calls in April led by Misa Beatrige Olsen TR in infant welfare care. The tuberculosis clinic will be held in Olsen's office at Town Hall on June T and June 21 at 2 o'clock. Material relief aided several families with indications of undernourishment and malnutrition. Food donations supported by Stratford residents and the Charity Commission will fund future relief work.
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Stratford Visiting Nurse Association
Misa Beatrige Olsen
Mise Olsen
Tle Town Hall
O'Lock
Stratford
Charity Commission
MM. Fetman
Cr Stratford “Movie
Thegn the Wok Iakion
War Department Moves With Minor Promotions
Washington May 18 The War Department will proceed with promotions of all army officers reaching colonel and below despite federal court judgments by Colonels William T Creasy and Jonn V French that the President could not delegate promotion authority to the Secretary of War Secretary Wee notified members of Caner today he would continue the process and approve the promotions
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Washington
War Department
William T. Creasy
Jonn V. French
Wee
Caner
Evening notes at clubs and society events across town
Activities fill a busy social calendar with teas, dances, and meetings. Hostesses include Mrs Bertha Wartholomew and Mrs George Hatheway while groups such as the State Federation of Women’s Clubs and Wheaton College support fundraising. A. G. Steinmmer recovers from surgery as charitable plans unfold.
Mount Holyoke Day marked by Woolley inauguration milestone
More than 3,000 alumnae and guests gather in South Hadley to mark the 10th anniversary of Miss E. Woolley’s presidency at Mount Holyoke College. A 1:50 a.m. memorial service, a Faerie Queene pageant with about 300 students, and Electra performances follow morning academic processions and an 200-voice choir led by chief marshal Eleanor C. Doak. Various alumni and student leaders attend.
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E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Chapin
Spenser
Fela
Boston
Electra
Edith Wynne Matthison
Besnett School
Millbrook
Mise Eleanor C. Doak
Woolley
Henry A. Stimson
New York City
Jiy.n. Neilson
Leba Aldrich Schuster
Wael’ Douglas
Mass
National Alumnar Association
Mary E. Manson
Greenbush
Bridgeport
Todith T. Knight
Fairfield
Trma. B. Nichols
Steprey
Sylvanus
Ida S. Merson
Linwood Avenue
Miss Merson
Miss Nichols
Grace VW. Gorham
Norwalk
R. Craft Fin
Pacific Street
Helen L. Shelton
Taurel Avenue
Vail leaves nearly eight million for his estate
Theodore W. Vail former AT and T president died April 6 1920 in Johns Hopkins Hospital leaving a personal estate of 2 726 440 with 928 069 taxable in New York State An appraisal filed shows New York holdings of 838 370 including rare books and a George Washington portrait valued at 5 000 Vail a Vermont resident left large bequests to eastern educational and religious institutions. 4 Regiment of Two at Newfield Tonight
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XAW
George Washington
Brooklawn Estates development showcase in Brook lawn area
The letter describes Meagher and Company’s Brooklawn Estates project near Brook lawn, praising the Rooster river parkway, stone bridge, and grounds at the former Brathwell property. It notes newly painted houses, white exteriors, and inviting surroundings, with travel and shopping details, plus anecdotes about weekend cabin life and local dining, budgeting help, and a furniture purchase bid.
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Ilowelyn
Brooklawn Estates
Mark C. Meagher
Rooster River
Stone Bridge
Brathwell
Sivad
Meagher Himsel
Cummines Brothers
Fragmented note from Yoniers Statesman memoir snippet
An archival snippet shows a dialogue about a model and posing preferences, mentioning four painter friends and a studio scene. The text reflects informal remarks and urban chatter, with unclear punctuation and several garbled phrases.
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Neds
Yoniers Statesman
Dandruff Remedy Adverts a Hazardous Home Cure
An unsigned promotional fragment hawks a dubious dandruff treatment claiming immediate, total hair improvement with cheap ingredients. The text boasts dramatic results, urging repeated applications and promising permanent removal of dandruff, though it reads as an unreliable, poorly transcribed ad piece.
Bridgeport Bank Bid Offers Privacy Room 300 Notice
Fragmented OCR text reports a local Bridgeport notice about privacy matters at a roomed location in Connecticut. It mentions Nat. Bank and numbers but lacks clear context or actions. The readable items suggest a public notice format without coherent details.
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Emizabeta Pennor
Flar
Bridgeport
Gank
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