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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
3
A fragmentary description notes the world’s largest bird egg from the extinct Madagascan species. The egg is said to be a helix shaped shell about an inch thick and a brisk twenty inches in circumference, with a New York museum allegedly preserving a two gallon capacity specimen.
The article describes Smilin' Through at Lyrig next week with stage ends and music, noting strong favor from attendees and plans to feature popular performers. Jane Cowl's appearance draws interest, and Tyrie is billed as the lead in this light musical comedy release.
John 2 Rocketelly sails from New York to China to be principal speaker at the dedication of Peking Union Medical College. He will tour the country for three months.
The article reports Irish political leaders debating how to present Sinn Fein’s stance after statements by Eamon De Valera and others. Talks of an emergency conference, potential London meetings, and possible cabinet actions are discussed as uncertainties loom over the British-Irish dispute.
A state appellate court will decide whether dance instruction may be part of the public school curriculum amid a dispute raised by C. C. Hardwick. The Hardwicks charge school dance lessons promote improper dancing and seek to keep their children from attending classes, while district officials defend the program as acceptable education.
Akron officials search for clues in a Thursday night shooting that killed Dane Singladr, a 44 year old sportaman, as Bert Ona and others in the party recount conflicting details. Prosecutors pursue the case while Smither and witnesses describe a car speeding up and shots fired from behind.
Advertises autumn men’s wear with new suits and light overcoats on sale now. Promises good fit and quality in single or double breasted styles with various patterns and fabrics.
Colorful organdies feature embroidery in many tones. Some pieces are cut out in points, others solid, with demstitched and fancy edges. Venise edges and bands offer patterns from one to four inches wide, suitable for sets and vestees, priced 35¢ to $3.50.
A vintage advertisement touts Winslow rollers as a fun activity for boys and girls. It emphasizes ball bearing wheels for smooth scooting, adjustable sizing, and lasting use. Priced at $2.50, listed on the fourth floor.
Boys' Double-Service suits from a specialist in corduroy. Tailors work on nothing else with firm sewing and thorough tailoring. Seams won’t rip and buttons stay on. Norfolk coats fit smoothly with two pairs of trousers, each pair lined, at twelve dollars.
Splendid firm silk ties allow easy knotting with attractive designs. Unique stripes blend with figures on dark grounds offering many combinations. Fiber silk sacks are natty and rich, knitted in drop-stitch with colors green white navy black cordoval gray and sand. Warmer gray underwear for men is priced at 75c to 1.50. Right aisle front.
An advertisement details gloves described as chamoisette with suede-like air. Features include long gauntlets, two-clasp style, gray brown beaver covert and white spear-point ape or heavy fabrics. Prices listed at $1 and $1.50, center aisle rear display.
Dull richness of antique silver and steel with Roman gold glow enhances decor. Artistic patterns ranging from intricate to simple offer rare effects for shades and fancywork. Many widths and designs to pair with dainty rosebud trimming tassels and fringes of silk and chenille. Priced 12 cents per 4c to $1.50 in the center aisle.
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