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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
3
An exhortation on trusting common sense for weather and health assessments. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, arguing science confirms personal feeling rather than guides it, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. W. C. Blewett of Lakeland Florida praising the remedy across generations.
Relief comes instantly from a dose taken every two hours until three doses are used. It opens fogged nostrils and air passages, stops discharge, relieves headaches and sneezing, and eases body aches. Priced at thirty five cents, it acts without assistance and tastes pleasant.
Somerville jury hears Lavalette Beach murder trial testimony about Arthur Applegate and his “Big Blue” among a chain of alibis. Witnesses recount Henry Stevens on the beach the night Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills were slain, while Senator Alexander Simpson presses for details and Runyon defends with epilepsy questions.
Somerville report details defense witness rounds and alibi for Henry Stevens. testimony shows Lavallette stay during murder week and notes on Willie Stevens intelligence. Church figures Agnea Storer and Ralph Gorsihle cited, while several witnesses deny signs of insanity.
Variety of serving ware including plain or ornate borders, candle accessories, and lids. Casseroles offered in 12 styles with nickel silver bases and Pyrex covers, Dutch hammered or pierced finishes, oval or round forms. Pie plates in nickel silver with four round designs.
A display of silver plated candle sticks on white metal offered in a variety of graceful shapes located on the main floor showing new arrivals for ornament and dining decor.
Catalog of Wm. Rogers Mayfair flatware with prices per dozen and per piece listed for tea spoons table spoons dessert forks knives and serving pieces including a diet of assorted counts and prices such as 83.50 for a set mix and specific item prices like 14.50 for a dessert spoon and 8.86 for butter spreads. The ad promotes a broad range of sterling and plated pieces with multiple line items and prices.
Silver plated salts and peppers offered in easily cleaned Butler finish with several styles. Prices range from 3.50 to 4.50 per pair. Silver plated on nickel base with new designs also available. Mata Floor.
Fourth Floor sale highlights Heisey Pink stemware and candles including goblets high sherbet and cocktail glasses priced by the dozen from 5 to 91. Also floral centers pink with gold bands, colored crystal vases, low pink candlesticks, and various candles in green rose amber and blue with prices from a few cents to several dollars.
Readable fragments show Agnes Storer recounting Ralph Qorsaline's October 3 attendance at morning and evening services in New York week discrepancies. Witnesses describe Willie suspect, Runyon-like scrutiny, and varied statements about temper, epilepsy, and behavior amid murder case proceedings.
Universal 3 piece sets in stainless steel with genuine stag handles. Universal 2 piece sets include bladed knife and fork with stag handles. Stainless steel knife and fork with riveted Coccobola handles. Price shown as $1.50 for four pieces.
Artificial silk made from heads claws feelers of grasshoppers wasps beetles locusts and sea shells was created by two German scientists. The threads are fine yet strong enough for weaving cloth.
Fashion notes describe a three tiered dress in maize with a Black Georgette version and draped skirt. Silver lace and a velvet girdle highlight a Georgette model in orchid tint. Flowers appear on several late arrivals. Price range listed from twenty five to sixty dollars on the second floor.
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