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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
9
An advertisement touts Canada Dry as a cooling Labor Day drink made from high grade Jamaica ginger. It emphasizes absence of capsicum, not syrupy sweetness, and a crisp refreshing taste. The copy notes care in processing and claims hospital use and health benefits.
A dense schedule shows multiple stations and times featuring orchestras, quartets, soloists, and weather reports. Notable acts include Astor Trio, Manhattan Trio, Creole Six, Minnie Wagner, Salvatore de Clero, and Ethel Merman, with hours spanning morning to late night.
A detailed schedule lists stations WIZ WEAF WOR WNYC and many others airing orchestras bands and vocal programs from early evening through midnight. It covers weather forecasts stock market quotes and various entertainment features with names of performers and orchestras such as J M Barnhart's Band Elks Male Quartet and the Century Orchestra across New York Newark Cleveland Chicago and more.
A recipe for Fruited Spanish Cream using Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk to create a rich dessert with less cost. Instructions cover heating milk, adding gelatin, salt, lemon juice, and fruit, then molding and serving with cream or custard. The ad touts Magnolia Milk as two-in-one and cost-saving for various dishes.
The Ladies club of the Congregational church will host a chicken patty supper September 7 from 6 to 9 PM at the Nevins home. Weather may move the event to indoors. music and vaudeville acts planned. Proceeds aid church expenses.
James Everett Smith, a Ford Motor Company steel expert credited with saving the firm millions through a new method of hardening steel, was buried today in Northampton after dying in Detroit. He was a Chicopee native and his funeral will be held from his aunt Mrs. John Shea’s home tomorrow with church services to follow.
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