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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
17
An old homemade method returns natural lustre to hair using Saxe Tea and Sulphur, replaced now by Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. A bottle costs about 73 cents and is applied with a sponge to dampen hair for even color and a younger look.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a cure for dull complexions dull ears and headaches linked to battered bowels. It claims the tablets cleanse the system and restore beauty and vitality, promising visible improvement in 14 days with nightly use. The pitch targets both men and women seeking health and youth.
Pratt L Cortright former city schools superintendent and New Fox University educator presents a wide survey of college youth views. He reports strong college opinions on prohibition World Court politics old age pensions eugenics and gender morality. The survey, conducted at Mt Holyoke and other colleges, shows high support for education expansion and debates on church ritual and social reform among students.
The Young Men's Christian Association hosts a dinner and reception for Dr Herman of Shanghai China tonight at the Hot Strathfield. About 40 to 50 are expected. Dr Lieu is a noted modern leader in China with ties to key Chinese leaders and international commissions. He previously served as secretary of the official Chinese functional commission and was a delegate at the Washington armament conference.
Stamford police report a woman named L P Williams observed a car theft near her home. Two men described as Clyde and Buckingham were detained for inquiry in connection with the alleged takeover, with the car later recovered. Police noted the vehicle was damaged but contained no valuables.
Harding High notes show Theatre League met in assembly hall. A short skit entitled Nevertheless by Stuart Walser was rehearsed for an upcoming assembly. New officers were appointed. Mary Fottr as temporary vice president and Marion Greene as temporary secretary. The Chemistry Club under Grover Greene organized tips and planned frequent visits to demonstrate chemistry in daily life. The Happiness squad under Mrs Catherine Lilisan reorganized to visit local hospitals andphan homes. The first faculty social was held in the gym with orange and black decorations and a local orchestra. Debates included a forum on politics 50 years ago versus today. The Congress Light High School debating club considered rules for detention and graduation procedures.
Miss Shuman and Paul Blackburn wed in Unlindis, with family and friends attending including relatives from York and Wisconsin. The couple shared vows in a formal ceremony, wore traditional attire, and celebrated at a reception after the service. The groom is a Wisconsin University graduate and a member of notable local clubs.
The Art League opened a new exhibit featuring paintings by artist Wiggins. The display includes works reflecting local scenes and portraits, with hails of praise from attendees and organizers.
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