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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1926
Page
9
Members of the Vacation Reading Club received diplomas at a Saturday ceremony on the South End Works lawn. Miss Ethel Wooster assisted with the presentation as children who completed a summer reading program were recognized.
Unquowa Tribe of Red Men No 60 held a successful clam bake in Perry's grove with 125 attendees. Athletic games preceded the bake, part of the annual Inquowa Tribe event enjoyed by members and friends.
Pattern details describe pale yellow crepe silk dress with floral motifs, white organdie cuffs, and varied fabrics in multiple colorways. Sizes 2, 4, 4 are listed with yardage estimates, price 15 cents, and order instructions including pattern name and payment in stamps or coin.
The thousand members of Obeh Grotto attended a two day outing in Norwalk with visitors from southern New England and New York. Westport girl Antoinette Violet placed second in bathing beauty, while Alma Somerville of Pittsfield won the patrol drill. The event opened with a parade to Roton Point park and included dancing contests and an outdoor clambake. Mayors Behrens of Bridgeport and Robbins of Norwalk attended the banquet.
The note describes applying carnstarch to stained cloth to absorb grease. It instructs placing starch on the spot, brushing excess, and repeating until the grease stain diminishes.
The piece urges renewed effort and patience as a term begins. It frames teaching as leadership guiding eager children, with each pupil a rainbow promising growth. It calls for collaboration, reduced dread, and a hopeful, instrumented classroom culture.
WEAF, bought for 1.1 million dollars from AT&T, will anchor the new National Broadcasting Company formed by RCA. Active control starts November 16, with WEAF programs distributed to other stations and possible leasing of time. RCA denies monopoly aims, promising high quality national programs across a broader network.
Miya Mary Hart of Washington D C wed Frobert Earle of Herkimer and Cuica at the First Congregational Church in Madison with Gen William Harts delivering the bride. Bridesmaids in autumn chiffon wore orange velvet hats. reception followed at General Harts summer home. couple to reside in Utica.
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO French process powder that keeps shine away and resists perspiration. It claims pores vanish and skin looks natural with a beautiful complexion, advising readers to get a box at tellet goods counters.
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