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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

3

Organized Medical Practice Need of Time Says Doctor

Dr George E de Schweinitz president of the American Medical Association argues for a shift from individual to organized medical practice, urgent reform of undergraduate medical education, and expanded preventive care to meet public demand. He notes rural doctor shortages, supports community clinics and state university extensions to retain country physicians, and urges cooperation to lead in health conservation.

Medical Association Society St, Louis George E. de Schweinitz American Medial Association de Schweinit Atention Peo Among Whom He Lives To Have At Theis de Schwelnitz de Schweinicr Qouth de Schweinitz

Women Voters Lean Toward Progressive Polities

In Washington the trend among women voters favors the progressive side in both major parties, with emphasis on personal integrity, disdain for traditional political machines, and a demand for candid answers on issues. Women seek education for citizenship and check candidates’ records, favoring honest, diligent leaders over seasoned machine politicians.

David Lawrence Washington Congress Maud Wood Park National League of Women Voters Ohio Indiana New Jersey Vouers

Special glassware as suitable gifts and home accents

Gold and silver incrusted glassware in a large variety of shapes adds charm to the bride’s home. Colored glassware in popular pieces priced from 1.35 to 7.50. Crystal stem ware sold open stock with diverse designs to match dinner sets. Goblets to tumblers priced 3.10 to 12.50 per dozen. Patterns include needle etching and floral etching with plain or gold incrustations.

Wedding Invitations Price List and Paper Options

The notice advertises wedding invitation services with pricing per line for script and old English plates, plus stock options and printing costs. It emphasizes proper paper size, tight sort, and envelopes, with figures ranging from $1 per line to complete plates, and a Fairfield Avenue main floor location.

Sta, Honery Fairfield Ave

Bridal gifts of cut glass

Bridal gifts of cut glass are praised as perfect for the occasion, with a partial list from an extensive department. Prices range from 75 cents to 15 dollars for items like Benbon dishes, shallow nappies, celery trays, handled baskets, vases, berry bowls, fruit bowls and mayonnaise sets, plus many practical pieces in light cuttings at low prices.

Benbon

Silk undergarments and dresses in Italian fabrics

Listing of knitted fabric undies and lingerie with prices. Includes bodice vests in white and pink, step in pants, envelope chemise, lace trims, and fine silk hosiery. Prices range from $2.45 to $6.50, highlighting Italian silk and lace details.

Groom Dream Suit Sale for Special Occasion

A store highlights a groom ready to shop for his wedding outfit. It touts well tailored dress and traveling suits made with fine fabrics and skilled tailoring. Prices on men's attire range from 35 to 50 dollars, inviting first-time shoppers to explore the extensive stock.

Howland Gift Shop Wedding Pieces Ad Offerings

An advertisement for Howland offers wedding gifts across silverware and jewelry. It lists items such as silver tea sets, meat platters, cheese dishes, bread trays, fruit bowls, sterling candle sticks, watches, earrings, hair ornaments, mesh bags, pencils, bracelets, rosaries, clasps, brooch pins, butterfly lockets, and white kid gloves with price ranges from a few cents to several dollars, emphasizing durability and value.

Fairfield Ave

Pretty lingerie for the charming bride

A department showcases bridal lingerie with expert service and advice. It offers negligees, dressing lacques, boudoir caps, silk undies, night robes, chemises, camisoles, princess slips, handmade undergarments, fancy bloomers, nainsook gowns, and silk petticoats in assorted fabrics and colors. Second floor rear.

Small needfuls for the man of the hour trade card

Small needfuls for the man of the hour. Men’s full dress shirts and accessories offered with prices: fine pleate bosom shirts at 3 dollars, pique bosom 3.50, collars 18 cents, bat wing ties white cotton 50 cents and white silk 4 dollars, gloves white kid 33, silk lisle top 75 cents to 4 dollars, white with clocking 1 dollar 35. Underwear combination suits white cotton nainsook on sale for 1 dollar 50 cents. Main floor right Pe is likely an OCR artifact.

Grandma's Brida Handkerchiefs Featured as Dainty Pieces

A fragment announces Grandma's brida handkerchiefs described as beautiful and dainty lace trimmed items. It notes handmade quality and compares to others, hinting at availability or sale for a two dollar and fifty cent price. The wording references occasion suitability and center items.

Jones

Footwear Choices For A wedding At Howland Footwear

The bridal shoes include white kid one strap with black caban heel and black satin pumps. For the groom, patent leather oxfords with plain toes and cherry tan calf blucher complete the attire. The selections are shown on the main floor rear area of the shop.

Junior Lou

Gift suggestions flood fourth floor wares section

A long list of wedding gift ideas across departments highlights nickel plated cass with Pyrex inserts, serving trays, universal coffee percolators, electric toasters and grills, electric chafing dishes and percolators, waffle irons, lamps from art metal to mahogany, fancy china and art pottery. Prices range from $1.25 to $30 with many items in the $1 to $16.50 area.

Art Pottery

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