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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
15
A Washington golfer advocates college golf instruction, arguing that while football dominates sport, golf offers lasting benefits after graduation. He cites costly investments in golf courses and the growth of the game across the nation, urging educational institutions to focus on developing skilled golfers for citizenship and life beyond college.
Velvet and Satin form combined winter fabrics with striped widths six to eight inches and untrimmed edges. Colorful embroidery uses cross stitch in silk yarn or peasant embroidery in many colors, a cheap trim for serge or Perret twill costumes.
A column on sartorial guidance for women political speakers argues proper dress matters as much as spoken words. Mrs. Halse Wilson of Kansas City urges avoidance of veils hats with dangled angles and overly long or short skirts, plus no dazzle with jewels. She prescribes disciplined attire, avoiding distracting attire, and recommends affordable, neat dress that does not compete with the message.
Frances Burger widow of Carl Burger was buried in St Michael’s cemetery after services at her home 140 Catherine Street and a high mass at St Joseph’s. Joseph Wieler performed the offertory singing Pie Jesu. Several pallbearers and other mourners are listed. Additional obituaries mention Frank William Thane George A Porter and Anna Gilbert Beard with services and burials planned at local cemeteries.
The article notes bangs are widely used in current hairstyles with curls described as slightly avid and thinner than usual. Detachable bangs are highlighted for faster manipulation compared to natural hair bangs.
Churches plan to use the YM GA gym tonight for a church league activity. Youth groups from Methodist, Baptist, Trinity Methodist, Washington Park, Ripsuigels and others will rotate through three periods starting at 7, 7:30, and 7:60 with total participation from about 70 boys and several churches coordinating efforts for winter use.
A description of wedding customs and attire notes a superstition about a bride’s money left outside the door as a prosperity omen. It covers attire such as large Paisley handbags, a black velvet costume trimmed with bright red kid, and a green plume on a black hat. Palm Beach frocks in white crepe de chine with monograms are favored.
The Council of Jewish Women met last night in the Shepard Building with Mrs. M. Sandhaus presiding. Dr. William Flarate Bay, recently returned from Europe, spoke on Western Europe and contrasted cities and towns from his earlier visits, recalling his studies in France and the changes seen. A brief note on dancing fashions followed.
Advertisement touts Hokira con Iins as a scientific treatment for eczema pimples wvera acne itch and other skin troubles. A grease free antiseptic formula promises easy use with a 30 cinan jar sold for 62 cents at Hinde Drug stores. J.B. McCann O., Hurnelis NY endorses the product.
A vintage promotional note urges mothers to keep a ready jar of Musterahe Ak Reinsk to combat child illnesses. It extols quick action against coughs and possible pneumonia or croup, claiming many mothers endorse it and recommending ready use.
An early dental health feature notes how film on teeth causes decay and discoloration and that ordinary brushing fails. It credits two film combatants found by dental science and reveals a new toothpaste, Pepsodent, incorporating them for daily use.
Modern research shows two more essentials in Pepso dent. It raises saliva alkalinity to neutralize decay causing acids and digests deposits to prevent fermentation. Twice daily Pepesdent strengthens mouth protection and improves tooth appearance.
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