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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented report notes a surge of impoverished workers leaving the road to join an emerging labor mobilization. The text references Methosaur 97 rises and individuals such as Hote, Plage, Costa Bowers, and Cohviats Pottery in a cryptic scene.
In a Panhandle city a surge of long hauls by mercenaries and truck drivers has strained police and the Army. The Bureau of Investigation reports many roamers wintering near water plazas and stations, while Commander William Der explains Army mealtimes and housing limits to curb vagrants seeking shelter in city rooms and streets.
Fragmentary OCR notes allege burlesque government officials were dismissed from service for actions deemed not in keeping with the majesty of their offices. The text mentions studies and holding positions, with unclear details and garbled names.
Bridgeport stores tout a raglan overcoat bonanza with full cut coats priced at 29.50. Featuring plaidbacks in rich brown tan and gray herringbone, sizes from 32 to 44, the ad promises warmth and comfort with easy wear.
Silk petticoats advertised as fresh luminous bargains claim rich colors and luster. The text touts varieties in chiffon like taffeta satin and silk jersey with matching fillet sizes, priced around 2.95 to 3.95, from makers skipping usual margins to clear stock.
Glorified smocks and blouses in crepe de chine priced at $12.50 feature beaded embroidery and satin finishes in navy and black. Also offered are lordly waistlines and charming trims with affordable options from $2.60 to $5.00, highlighting versatile styles and elegant appeal.
An old advertisement fragment offers eyelet embroidery in corners and scalloped lace edges on linen handkerchiefs. It touts dainty hues, border color matching embroidery, and a playful flourish. Prices shown include 25c and 19c for plain and textured pieces.
The Victrola No. 80 promises monthly payments with a delivered set of records upon order and initial payment. A full cabinet mahogany case, English brown finish, and Victor features ensure rich reproduction of fine Vien music. Affordable price for a complete home music experience.
Fine moire silk neckties printed in tapestry patterns in rich colors sell for $1.00. Yorke shirts feature fine and medium blue or tan stripes at $2.00. Unusually good elastic knit union suits, cotton, with soft inner finish, priced at $1.25. Rist aisle presents these items.
Rich lustrous silk umbrellas feature new handles that glow with color. Amber, deep blue, deep green, purple and white handles contrast with light tan bases and white button markings. Silk shades include red and blue, with white rib tips for a refined look. Main floor price six dollars and fifty cents.
Handsome dark plaid mackinaws of pure wool offered in sizes 5 through 1s at 12 dollars. Features include muff pockets and patch pockets with a yoke style and optional inverted pleat. Suitable for school or play, advertised from the front basement.
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