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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
14
A fragmented Q and A piece discusses gradual fade in and out by light control and double exposure to place two figures in one frame. It covers actors Left Rantli, Molly Motors, and Shirley Stuson with hometowns, careers, and addresses, noting future answers will appear tomorrow.
A vivid sales note promises a remarkable offering with a finished brass bed and ribbon bound mattress look. It emphasizes beauty and value, urging admiration and strong impression to potential buyers at the event.
Nichols residents await an all new Lyceum course led by Y M C A officials. The first program is set for Wednesday evening in the new school district building. It features the Bellakinging Male Quartet in a musical and entertaining act, followed by Carveth Wells presenting A Trip Through the Jungles with vivid slides and jungle scenes.
New Haven dispatch reports a woman candidate, Tavs trace I. Edwards, pastor of two churches in Nepaug and New Hartford, nominated by Republicans for the General Assembly. Edwards won the caucus by one vote, with several other women noted among legislative contenders from various towns.
Ann Quinn of Elty sues John Weaphy Morphi garage owner for 10000 alleging injuries and lost earnings from a November 7 1933 auto collision at Mowsrd and Meplowood. Mendel Quinn husband also sues for 1000 for damages from the same wreck.
A resident sues the New Haven and Derby Railroad for 50000 alleging injuries from being knocked under a moving train at Tocul station on a September evening. The complaint accuses railroad employees of negligence and wrongful act leading to injuries and significant damages.
An advertisement touts a home hair removal method marketed as instant and safe for children. It claims to remove hair at the root without side effects and offers directions available at drug stores. The piece asserts no prior disfigurement evidence remains after use.
An advertisement promotes a facial cleansing routine with bold claims and step by step directions. It urges readers to thoroughly wash and dry the face, apply toner, and wipe away excess cream, then compare to other products. The copy repeats questions about convincing the reader and promotes the product as superior.
A fragmentary ad copy claims Danderine restores vitality to hair and tulle by stopping breakage and promoting new life. Mentions Westies and dandrott as terms, with vague assurances of vigor and shine. The readable text is unclear about product details or endorsements.
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