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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1920
Page
13
Diamond Dyes guarantees even, fast color on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends with tadeless results. The ad claims the product works on serings and draperies, offering reliable dyeing for any fabric and colored to stay true.
Dr Day urged women to join the fledgling canal effort and support tea trade aims as a prominent committee prepared to open registration and host a December event. The gathering at New Haven included Mrs Elsworth Gernard and other leaders who outlined plans for the upcoming week and distributed notices for the November 26 session.
State delegates convene here for a morning session with opening remarks by Dr. HK Heine and Rev Kobe of Waterbury. Speakers include Mr. Tawer of Paettord and Mr. Oliver Tineied of Greensteh, discussing future plans, with the Cir e oqnachet choir performing and a sermon by Dr. Berk Newton of the Church of the Myine Maternds in New York.
A state commerce meeting is scheduled at the Hotel New Haven with prominent officials and chamber members listed, including names such as Koenig, Morrison, Oppel, MacKenan, and others. The event is tied to the Chamber of Commerce and will feature the secretary of the state chamber discussing the college connection and committee roles.
A legal filing from Wilmington Delaware reports Coca Cola Bottling Co prevailing in a contract dispute. The complaint references parties tied to a plant and patent or trademark considerations, with allegations of a breach and relief sought.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a court continuation involving Selleck in a United States court. Details are garbled with many illegible words. The readable items mention MEAV TAM ION, Oeste, Soni cashier and a National deck of Network.
The guard who fled with a prisoner in November has been arrested. He will be returned to the state prison with the woman to face alleged abuse and inappropriate actions related to the escape.
Scant readable text notes an engagement or marriage plan involving Robert W. Goelet and Mlle Guestier with unclear details due to damaged OCR. Source mentions familial and societal titles, possibly indicating a prominent social announcement.
In Minneapolis on November 8 a garbled Western Union telegraph yields a brief item noting flour prices moving toward pre war figures. The fragment references local traders and a noted family, with unclear figures and outcomes.
The piece lists multiple charity and women’s groups holding regular meetings this month. Included are the Ladies of Charity St Vincent de Paul, the Wednesday Afternoon Muse, the Afternoon Branch of the Foctara jutth of St George's cure, Daughters of Veterans, Ladies of the G A L WHE, and various church auxiliaries. Mentions cover dates, places such as Nurses Home, Hebrew Institute, and local homes, with notes on installations, socials, and planned sales or sewing, plus a few names like Mes. Mabel Smith and Mes. William Quylar.
A garbled school pageant piece describes Daughters presenting current events in an afternoon show. Mentions Mes Afra and Mary Silman, with references to a statue and a world-wide topic. Also notes Norma Wibrepntyntia singing, and Mrs. Lamin as a guide in a late scene about peace and a journey with Great Britain.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals such as Louise Beck and Chet Ineeting and mentions New Lancer Abs Creo Mayenarel Ababa Vaan and Al Frederick AL Thessens. It reads like a garbled meeting report with patriotic duty notes directed at daughters and a Mary ueanin reference, offering little clear event detail.
Curtained by a fog of garbled text, the report notes hunger strikers in Cork reaching ninety days without food. Officials from civic departments plan to consider transfer requests this afternoon while a meeting at a local prison remains in doubt.
A long, fragmentary diary style survey recounts a visit to New Haven and surrounding areas with lively scenes of social life. The writer mentions local shops, chocolates, furniture, and dining rooms, along with family chatter and travel plans. Names and places such as Lane, Philadelphia, Canton, and Bridgeport appear amid observations of shops, sales, and everyday scenes.
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