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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
15
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple enough for any woman to dye faded fabrics. It promises rich, fadeless color on wool, silk, cotton, and mixed goods, with guidance from a druggist and a Diamond Dyes color card.
A historical advertisement-style fragment touts uric acid and kidney cleansing ideas. It warns meat intake harms kidneys, promises relief by daily flushing, and advocates a grape juice Lithia tonic and salts as a cheap, safe effervescent drink to neutralize acids and stimulate kidneys.
A chaotic notice describes a masquerade party and dance hosted by the Industrial Service Center of the YOW GC on a Saturday, with a parade and decorations by a long list of committee members. It mentions a meal, evening entertainment, and a fabric cleaner advertisement unfamiliar to readers.
The ad touts Hines Cold Compound as the quickest relief for colds. It claims relief from headache, sneezing, soreness, and runny nose with a dose every two hours, tastes pleasant, contains no quinine, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
The Hartford suffrage organization dissolved after a meeting at home Nye, with committee members including Miss Anne, Mrs. Cheney, Miss Mary A. Cooder, and others listed among signatories. The action ends the league that had been active in supporting suffrage causes in the city.
A muddled notice describes a masquerade event hosted by business women tonight at the Welfare building, with a plan for a social gathering after and a probable guest list. The program includes a mystery theme and a dining segment attended by club members from Gasurme, beginning around 7 PM and continuing into the night.
Announce the wedding of Miss Irenae Arc-Lown, daughter of Mr and Mrs McLean of 42 Color Bhrect, at Tart Cheater New York. The ceremony was held at St. Cheater Church in New York City with the couple sharing vows and plans for their future.
Miss Nancy Charlotte Berg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Berg of 2 Carleton Avenue, to He therwood Burt of Paisheld, was announced. Berg, a graduate of the High School Ynte A and member of the Public School Teaching corps, is engaged in a coming wedding with a ceremony details hinted by close friends. The engaged couple’s reception featured pinks and whites, with guests including Eleanor Griffith Marion and Ruth Berg among others.
Miss Rose Heller of 29 Orance Street hosted a shower for her sister Miss Bertha Heller who will marry Arthur J. Rome on October 1. The home was decorated in Halloween colors with music and dancing. attendees included Miss Rowe Lewis Miss Doris Frietmray Miss Ardeite Shute and many area residents.
The notice describes flannelette nightgowns available in gray green blue rose and lavender with floral and Japanese designs. They measure 30 inches wide and are offered at regularly 79 ets with many fancy patterns and combinations.
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