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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
3
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as an appetite stimulant aid for digestion and blood purification. It claims relief from eczema rheumatism and general pains while promoting systemic strength and nearly fifty years of strong sales. Hood's Pills are noted as an effective cathartic.
Captain Ostrid Ott of the Danish Girl Scouts leaves New York to begin a world wide tour. She plans to visit no states on the first lap and aims to prove a Girl Scout can travel safely anywhere. Ott writes in a Copenhagen newspaper about her journey.
Aaron J B Watkins Prohibition party presidential hopeful will address at noon and 4 pm at Washington Park. He outlines party aims and supports enforcement of Prohibition and League of Nations. H G Hohenthal of New London also speaks aiming to sway women voters against Senator Brandegee.
A letter signed by hundreds of Usitin Myrallic Uureridge employees protests that the Board of Aldermen fails to provide adequate school buildings and proper conditions. The signees urge immediate action and also press aldermen regarding jitney removal from main streets.
Prof Attangelo Goletta, chief editor of the Progresso New York, will speak at a Sunday 2 pm mass meeting in memory hall to discuss earthquake relief. The fundraiser rally, directed by Louis Cocoza as chairman, aims to support Italian victims and clubs join the campaign.
President Wilson today received a war medal from the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ America as an expression of appreciation for his leadership in promoting the League of Nations and his service to church and world. The presentation marks a formal honor by church bodies for his World War I leadership and global peace vision.
Adam Spanner sues Max Maline of this city over a July 9 collision at Laurel and Iranistan avenues. Spanner seeks 4300 and the total claimed damage is 1200 for the automobile.
A fragment notes an Ultilike land off Sutherlandshire where fish cure naturally without salt. An island features caves and a double cave system where sea spray and strong air circulate. The upper cave’s air is rich and fat, enabling curing by hanging fish, with a person finding it cured after a few weeks.
Justice Edwin S Gager of the Supreme Court of Errors and Justice EB Keeler from Bridgeport to Hartford were set for a hearing at the request of Chief Justice George W Wheeler. The hearing in Bridgeport was cancelled.
Fragmentary note describes bee venom secretion as about six thousandths of a grain, two thirds water, with other components implied. Lacks full context or source details to verify origin or significance.
Women’s shoes priced at $1 or $2 off, four new gathering styles shown. Brown calfskin, brown kid, patent leather with various cloth or top trims offered. Real value $10, special price advertised, inviting shoppers to try on for comfort and style.
Pyrex, a remarkable oven glassware, has earned a place in the kitchen. The piece notes a recent bride receiving a Pyrex shower and diningware, highlighting casseroles, pie-dishes, and frames in silver-plate combinations with prices from 25 to 8.30.
Beautiful new coats at 55 dollars feature dolman designs that envelop the wearer in grace and rich fabrics. Luxurious velour in taupe and navy, fur accents, fine stitching, handsome buttons, and paneling highlight the range, with emphasis on fabric quality and individual style.
Velvet hats described as handsome with velvet in large and medium shapes. Each hat features ostrich plumes trimmed for contrast or harmony. Noting excellent black and brown shades, with mention of new style marking and period handwork. Price cited at 3.95.
Fine madras and cretonne fabrics described as less costly with border patterns and soft weave. The display highlights cream shades, handsome cretonnes both imported and American made. Prices noted 75 cents a yard for some cretonnes and 90 cents to $1 a yard for others on the third floor.
Seamus offers heavy Axminster and seamless velvet rugs in varied patterns and colors. Rugs regularly sold at 69 dollars are now offered at 45 dollars. Includes large rooms size pieces with good designs and colors. Third floor.
An advertisement touts a fireless Ideal or Domino science cooker that promises to cut coal costs this winter. It claims the device can cook anything from baking to roasting, stews, and puddings, with three sizes to fit different family needs. Local stores offer daily demonstrations and tastings to prove its performance.
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