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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
13
An advertisement asserts dandruff causes hair loss and promises Parisian sage as a guaranteed remedy. The text claims hair will regrow or money back, describing the product as a scented liquid that cleanses and nourishes the scalp to prevent shedding.
An aged advertisement promotes Emerald of treatment for swollen veins. It claims rapid improvement using a powerful germicide, urges asking druggists for Moone's Temerad Cll and warns of risks if untreated. It offers money back and samples on receipt of payment.
An advertisement urging women to banish unwanted arm hair with a Delatone powder mix. It promises quick removal by applying a light paste to the hairs, letting it work for minutes, then washing away to leave skin clear. It emphasizes ease and invisibility of results.
Fairfield County suffragists gather at Riverside Yacht Club in Riverside Connecticut for the first voters meeting after ratification of the federal amendment. Miss Carolyn Maxtz-Rees will attend to mark the victory. prominent speakers set to discuss ongoing work. Mrs Henry Maxtow reads a Democratic platform. Joseph Alsup to present Republican plans.
In Germania at 1790 Mal week on Wednesday night James Rourke district leader will preside. Mrs Anne Porritt a leading suffragist will speak to audiences in the vicinity about using the vote intelligently. Mrs Ellie will discuss voter registration and ballot use with assistance from Mrs Riley Raymond Rewis Comley and others from the Equal Senses league.
A near illegible ad warns that strong alkali in homemade soaps or pods injures the scalp, dries hair, and causes breakage. It promotes pure shampoo as the best, inexpensive option, noting that multivide or Mulsitivd can be bought at druggists and lasts months. It claims shampoo creates rich lather, cleans thoroughly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and manageable while removing dust and dandruff.
A historical ad-like note suggests mixing 1 ounce of peppermint with double strength to one ounce, hot water, and granulated sugar. Taken in 1 to 4 pints daily, it claims by soothing the throat, easing breathing, and stopping coughing. The remedy is billed as easy to prepare, inexpensive, and pleasant to take, with a trial instruction included.
Personal notes recounts card party for Miss Bartram, welcomes home travelers from England, and births at St Vincent's. Mentions Mrs Burkel and son returning aboard St Paul, Miss Catherine Cullinan's Northampton trip, and several regitration alerts for the fourth district. Also notes upcoming Hebrew Children's Aid Society meeting and Queen's Daughters fair plans.
The Comfort club organizes a benefit bridge event to aid a discharged soldier. The party will be held at 1089 Broad Street in the D. rooms on Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Lounsbury Price and Mrs. Woxy. Tables may be arranged through Mrs McCoombs or Mrs Lounsbury.
A diary style note recalls cold nights at a cabin with logs, a close bear sighting, and a narrow escape. The author shifts to real estate talk, Brooklawn Estates, Meagher’s plans, budgeting, and shopping notes including cupcakes and a gas range, ending with social plans and local shop curios.
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