New Process Boosts Rubber Quality, symposium hears
Sept 19. Dr Philip Sehidrowicz, a leading rubber technologist, described a new latex processing method that streamlines milky latex, eliminates heat damage, and improves cord quality. Dutch expert A Van Rossem noted soil metals affecting rubber, while Prof George T Clark highlighted X ray studies on rubber structure.
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Philadelphi
American Chemical Society
Philip Sehidrowicz
Leiding
Tula
Sehidrowky
Amazon
A van. Rossem
Delft Holland
America
George — T Clark
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hairdressers Debate Over Bobbed Hair At National Meeting
Philadelphia delegates gather for the National Hairdressers Association convention to decide if bobbed hair styles benefit or harm hair. Supporters claim bobbing strengthens hair, reduces shedding, and improves scalp health, noting rising sales of waving and styling services as fashion popularizes the look.
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Philadelphia
Dianes
National
Hairdressers’ Association
Alreids
Couple dies in Willard Hotel pact in Washington
Washington Sept 1 The bodies of Mr and Mrs F H Thovie who died in a death by own action pact at the Willard hotel were to be shipped today to relatives in Providence R I for deposition The couple directed in a farewell note that their bodies be cremated and the ashes scattered but the relatives direct the bodies be sent to Providence for burial
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Washington
F H Thovie
Willard Hotel
Providence
Iscott Named Shellfish Committee Chairman
Warren Joscott of Hartford, sector of the bureau of sanitary engineering, state department, has been made chairman of the committee on shellfish at the Conference of State Sanitary Engineers. Other members include J E Bacon of New Jersey, Stephen Gage of Rhode Island, T C Schaet of Mainland, and Ro Tarbett of the United States Public Health Service.
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Warren Joscott
Hartford
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Department
Keath
Conference of State Sanitary Engineers
Federal Public Wealth Service
J E Bacon
New Jersey
Stephen Gage
Rhode Island
T C Schaet
U S Dye Industry Declared Independent by Chemist
Philadelphia report states the U S dye industry is now independent of foreign supply with 95 percent of dyed tars from domestic sources and equal to European products. American food color industry likewise deemed firmly established after wartime German source loss.
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Philadelphia
Septch
America
American Chemical Society
Austin
New York
Europe
United States
Bainbridge
Brooklyn
NOY
Carpenter
Chemiat
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Richmond
Claims Paid in Old Sealing Case on Pacific Coast
Checks ranging from 1500 to 118000 were received by 14 Pacific coast residents settling long running sealing claims. Ruth C Hilton of Seattle received a 11000 check for four vessels seized from her father, John Nixon. Seizures by revenue cutters in the 1880s spurred the case, tied to an alleged plot among the United States Great Britain and Russia to halt sealing in the Bering Sea. Six tribes' claims remain pending.
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Francisco
Pacific Coast
Ruth C Hilton
Seattle
John Nixon
United States Revenue
Great Britain
Russia
Bering Sea
Monroe Montioe social notes and local updates
Special notes from Monroe Montioe dated Sept 16 recounts Stepney Willing Workers entertainment at Miss Glidva Peck’s Hattertown home. births at the Johnson home. Benedict Beardy returning from a four day excursion. town Republican directors to convene Sept 11 at 8 pm in the Town Hall. Stratford’s Edni Sanford visiting. Hartford fair attendance by Ralph Benedict and Margarett Damm. Lord and family visiting Canada. Kellogg teaching at Center school staying with Mrs Mix. Miss Kidd and Miss Edwards linked to local schools. Congregational parsonage rental by Mrs Colling and daughter. recent ghosts visiting Mr and Mrs Ebbe Damm.
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Montioe
Stepney
Glidva Peck
Hattertown
Herbert Johnson
T. Benedict Beardyn
Monro
Misa Edni Sanford
Stratford
Sax
Harry Dravis Chest
Ralph Benedict
Hartford
Henrys
Lucy Lord
Richard Lord Vue
Canada
Mieq Margairet Damm
Danbury Normal
Misa Kellogg
Center
Chhool
William Mix
Miss Cell
Kidd
Elm Street
Mra Ueorse Edwards
L. Colling
Bridgeport
Anderson F
Ridgepor
Ebbe Damm
Brinton’s Dahlias Bloom Near Danbury Fair
Arthur E. Brinton showcases his prize winning jasmine and dahlias from his gardens south of Main Street, drawing hundreds of motorists and guided tours as he explains his 170 varieties. Republican caucus to nominate town candidates meets at the Town Hall Friday at 7.00 pm.
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Newtown
Arthur EB Brinton
Allurdes
Tlon
Filler Platt
Smart Fall Suits for Your Boys at Howland
A boys clothing ad touts clever lines and fine woolens from Howland. It promotes four piece suits with long and short trousers for ARABIST Jr at 15 dollars, two pair short with four piece sets at 12.50, and offers shirts, blouses, ties, and caps along with other smart toys, located in the basement front.
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Howland
Arabist, Jr
Jersey frocks for girls at school age on sale
Jersey frocks in varied styles for girls of high school age priced at $5 and remaining gingham and print dresses for ages 6 to 14 at $1. Second floor rear.
Rengo Corset Brasieres at Three Dollars in Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Rengo Corset brassieres priced at $3. The item features heavy flesh brocade, medium to tall lengths, reinforced over the diaphragm, three hose supporters, elastic shoulder straps, and sizes 34 to 46. Bee and floor, reer.
Freshen up with Freshies on the Main Floor
Freshies tissue towelettes saturated with cold cream promote skin care. Portable packs are displayed on the main floor front, offering convenient refreshment for customers while supplies last.
Remarkably Low Price on Vion Perfume Bottles
One ounce bottles of Vion perfume offered at $1 each. Fragrances include Chypre Bouquet Jasmin Narcisse. Described as capturing the essence of France with crystal bottle presentation. Main floor display.
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France
Chypre Bouquet
Jasmin
Narcisse
Gym Toys Arrive With Cotton Bloomers and Middies
Advertising copy notes bloomers in cotton serge priced at 2 dollars, sateen bloomers at 1.25, middies jean with school emblem at 1.75, yellow or black ties, jean middies with tie strap and pocket patch priced 1 to 2 dollars. Becond floor read misprint.
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Jean
Fall Frocks Moderately Priced Fifteen Dollars
Hundreds of women learn they can dress smartly without extravagance by choosing wardrobe pieces here. Fall frocks at fifteen dollars feature new trends and quality fabrics like satins and crepe satins. Queen Quality shoes complement the look with De Luxe and other models priced six to seven fifty and up to ten dollars.
More Flaconettes of Perfume 39
More flaconettes of imported perfumes Coty and Houbigants sold independently of makers. Each small alumimum bottle prevents breakage. Main floor front.
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Coty’s and Houbigants
To Garnish the Fall Frock
New lace collar and cuff sets in white or cream priced at one dollar. Crepe vestees with torn down collar and small button trim offered in white flesh and grey for two dollars fifty cents. For coat or dress flowers in fall colors including roses and dahlias available as single or boutonniere priced fifty or fifty nine cents.
Beautiful Rayon Spreads Special Sale
Splendid heavy rayon bed spreads with wide blue gold orchid and rose stripes. 80 by 105 inch finished with scalloped edge. A big value at only five dollars fifty cents. Main floor.
Made to measure suits offered at $37
Great News Med offers made to measure suits for 37 dollars with unlimited woolen and style options. The ad emphasizes full customization for hard to fit customers and invites early orders, noting extra price for extended trousers and main floor location.
Yorke Shirt Colors and Styles Highlight New Silk Madras
The ad touts Yorke Shirt options with precise cuts and correct color tones. It announces silk striped madras in fashionable effects priced at $3, plus fancy checks and designs with collar attached or neckband.
Fancy Socks Serviceable New Designs in Irain Colors
The notes describe new sock designs for men described as stylish and wearable. They are woven from fine lisle in iris colors, offered at 75 cents and one dollar. The copy emphasizes practicality over striking style.
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Metro
Iscott
Shellfish Committee
U.S
Monroe
Widgeport, Conn
Sawurany
Rengo
Vion
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Rea
Yorke
Post-Telegram
Pete
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