Hair Color Restorer ad promises natural look
An old time advertisement touts Goldman's Hair Color Restorer promising a non washing, streak free result that blends with natural hair. It offers a free trial and requests a coupon, claiming safe science and home use with a one size bottle available from druggists or direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman
Mary T. Goldman
Paul
Ming
Nury
Nury | Goidwantedtatr Color Restorer. Ser Natarat Salar
Copog Baile Jetiack
Backor
Always Tired No Ambition Nervous Woman’s Cure Advised
Mrs Herbert Lane of Larwill Indiana describes fatigue dizziness and abdominal pain lasting four years. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring energy and ability to work on the farm and caring for three children. The ad urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy claiming it helps such conditions.
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Larwill
Indiana
Lydia B. Pinkham
Herbert Lane
RK. K
Box 7
India
B. Pinkham
Milford Board of Finance to Hear Petitions on Beach District Improvements
Milford Sept 4 The Board of Finance will hold its first open meeting of the year at the Town Court Room Tuesday at 4 o'clock to hear petitions for appropriations for the coming year. Residents in Naugatuck Gardens Devon Rivercliff Laurel Walnut Myrtle Silver and Fort Trumbull Beaches seek funding for lighting and highway work.
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Milford
Board of Finance
Vitizells
UK Board of Leighmen
Rivercliff
Devon
Naugatuck Gardens
Trumbull
Riverclim Intervale Country Club
Milford Waterfront
Fort Trumbull Beach
Finance Board
Harry M. Merwin
Albert P. Stowe
John J. Toomey
Norman 8. Buckingham
Frank C. Brotherton
Iarold ¢. Smith
Morton P. Tibbatts
Legion
Milford Post
American Legion
the Legion
Waterbury
Ynetuday
Homer Pulver
James &. Taucker
Rudolph von Hacht
Henry Gould
Recove
Baldwin Stow Chant
Memorial
cHfford Platt
Mike Josephine Clark
Yno
Jonnie’ Merwin
Merritt W. Merwin
George I. Stanford
Katherine M- Morris
Milford Chautauqua Association
Royal Organization
Broad Street
Walter R. Smith
Greenstraet
Smth
Israel Orphan Asylum
New York
Walnut
Myrtle
Silver
Laurel
Fort Trumbull
Woodmont
Arthur W. Skinner
Vuarlets
Shinner
Milford Chamber Seeks Resort Information for Booklet
Community leaders urge hotel proprietors rooming houses and others serving visitors to send name address rates and pitch details to A W Skinner Secretary Milford Chamber of Commerce to compile a regional information booklet aimed for distribution next spring with action to be discussed at the next chamber meeting.
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Mitford
A. W. Skinner
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Chamber
Popular front waistline trim pattern with buttons
In a 1930s briefing, a waist trimming style is discussed with ribon and button options. The text notes substitute embroidery or plain work, estimates material costs for crepe fabric, and provides pattern No. 1490 with sizes 16 to 44 inches. Orders require 14 cents in stamps, and patterns are mailed from Bridgeport Telegram. If not received in five days, call Barnum 6100.
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Bridgeport ‘Telegram
Barnum 6100
Rainy storm disrupts trains and telephone service
Sterling Sept 4 Last night s heavy rain storm tied up early morning trains on the Mew Haven road in this district and stopped telephone service for several hours today. Wasnouts were reported at Bury Sterling Plainfield and ban. The lowlands in Plainfield were flooded and several mills were practically isolated by water.
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Sterling
Mew Haven
Bury
Plainfield
Ban
Textile Plants All In Full Operation Statewide
Reports from mill towns, including Connecticut, indicate all textile plants are in full operation with 23,200 workers employed and no strikes. Most mills are water powered, coal needed only for heating, and no fuel shortages reported. Scales compare the weight difference of two hairs from one person’s head have been used.
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QNECO
Miss Ethel Burton Becomes Bride Of Lorrin Jennings
Miss Ethel Burton daughter of Mrs and Mrs John Burton of 166 Jewett Avenue marries Lorrin Jennings son of Mr and Mrs Mitten Jennings of Fox Street. Rev Alexander Allison of First Presbyterian officiates with Acno Viner at the organ. The couple depart for a motor trip to Atlantic City and the Catskills. They will reside at 166 Jewett Avenue after September 36 with Mrs Jennings previously with the Bilton Machine Tool company and Mr Jennings with Gramma tan Ham es company of Mount Vernon. He served in the World War.
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Miles Thel Burton
John Burton
Jewely
Avanuc
Lorrih He. Jennings
Mitten Jennings
Fox Street
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Acno Viner
West Baptist Church
New
L. B. Gomstock
Columbia
Comstock
Atlantic City
Catskill Mountains
Dennings
Meriden High School
Biltan Machine Tool Company
Jennings
Grama~tan-Hames Company
Mount Vernon
Friends
Jewett Avenue
Mrs James T Rourke to Speak at G O P Meet
Mrs James T Rourke a U S Legislator from the First District is billed to address the First District Republican Women tonight at 181 State Street at 8:30 PM. The eloquent speaker recently returned from Washington where she attended conventions and lectures to enlighten women on citizenship and their relation to government actions.
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James T. Rourke
United States Legisature
181
State Street
Meg. Rourke
Bridgeport
Liem
Mirs. Rour
Washington
Siewis
The Letters of Natalie inspires rain soaked venture
An experimental piece titled The Letters of Natalie depicts a rainy day indoors with reflections on laundry, hair appointments, and a hopeful plan to invest savings in real estate. Characters Harold and Chris discuss dreams, fashion changes, and the Crawford Laundry service while sharing breakfast and casual banter. The scene shifts to thoughts of Victory Bonds, local banks, and a possible purchase at Pair Acres in Vernicia as a prudent, forward looking move.
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Reef Sandan
Chris
Brooklyn
Harold
Kno
Palm Beach
Gabor
Crawford
Wng
Cirle
Wetmerling
H&lr
Mr. Kamerling
Chris Anys
Hero
Audi
Theodore
Hirsel
Sturvim
Galman
Prices for Children's Bloomers in 1900s Ad Offer
An old newspaper ad lists prices for children's bloomers and late junior department items. It notes sizes from 6 to 20 years and highlights special introductory prices including $2.75 to $3.95 for plaited wool bloomers and black sateen bloomers, with a mention of a second footy.
Leather novelties and gifts on main floor display
Leather novelties suitable for gifts or prizes include scissors in leather cases priced at 1.00. Pocket Companions in all colors cost 1.00 and drinking cups in cases 1.00 and 3.50. Also address books pin cases coat hangers pocket comics needle cases cigarette cases sewing rolls and leather items from 25 to 50 cents. Main floor leather section offers combinations and gift ideas.
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Cutigura
Kathern Dillon
Meadow St
Putnam
Conn
Pelt Anco
Vanco
Syracuse
N. Y
Parker Trichological Institute
New York City
New Keen-Thomas
Helen M. Wile
Smius St. Wel
Bar
Mistfresh'ag
Milford Board OF Finance
Miss Ethel Burton
Lorrin Jennings
Natalie
Crawford Laundry
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Secani
Travelry Counter
Che
Parker Wilder
The
Hnner
Serges
Atlin
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