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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
13
A large crowd attended a concert at the Swedish Congregational Church to mark its 12th anniversary. Esther Bers and other artists impressed the audience, with proceeds aiding winter relief work. a funeral tribute to Vice President George W. Osborn was announced for a Board of Education meeting tomorrow at 7:30.
The Senate confirmed Jacob B. Walter of Ch as secretary to succeed Oxford’s who resigned amid legal pressure. Walter will assume office once his bond is approved. Miss Mary Murai was elected the new secretary of the club, taking the place of Gertrude Yale who recently resigned, with events slated for November. The autumn gathering aims to raise money for the community chest, with plans for fall decorations and a parade to boost attendance.
An odd parish event at Odd Pellows Temple on Sroad Street drew a village crowd for ladies night entertainment. The program featured orchestra selections, a welcome by AL, Orpheus Quartet pieces, readings by Miss Dorothy Isitty, violin and piano acts, recitations, and comic turns by Beatty Miller and others, all accompanied by vocal and instrumental performances.
An odd program at St Katherines featured a Halloween dance intermission with pupils and guests performing lively routines. The show included mock creatures, bright costumes, and a serpentine sequence, followed by informal dances and refreshments for attendees.
A local relief event is announced with roles assigned to Wallligfary as principal stoner, IL West-Test and Cauree W. Anteele as officers, and George J. Maton and Henry J. Neate named to committees to receive the weather and oversee the meeting.
The readable text mentions dandruff and hair care methods with scattered phrases about brushing washing and vanity. It references lips and nightly routines, plus mentions of health or lifestyle hints. Names, dates, or clear events are not present in the legible portions.
City athletic association notes a spring start for hockey amid committee discussions. Mary Stac, physical director, discusses a permanent hockey lens, youth swimming interest, and ongoing basketball practice as clubs assess joining and participation.
A vintage style advertisement praises actress hair and the allure of glossy curls. It promotes a hair rinse product claiming quick results with hot water, claiming the formula leaves hair uniformly soft and heavier looking, while avoiding heavy styling.
A battered promotional note touts Marsh-Root as a cure for rheumatic pains and bladder issues. It claims a money back guarantee and lists supposed endorsements, urging readers to buy tablets and tinctures advertised by a Dr. Marsh-Root dealer.
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