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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
5
Teaching children by example matters for dental care. If kids see adults visiting the dentist and maintaining hygiene, they are likely to adopt good practices and keep healthy teeth. Demonstrating routine visits helps a child understand the value of care.
Governor Marcus Holcomb is eliminated as a candidate by the state convention after voting to refuse a special session on suffrage. Mayor Wilson gains momentum as the likely nominee, while J Henry Roraback loses influence. The newly elected state central committee is led by Roraback with leaders named for each district.
For gayness and beauty and life these gowns of printed Georgette shine in brilliant colors and contrasts. Prices range from 35 to 59.50 for gowns and 25 to 39.50 for items like tricolette and bolero dresses. Rich tricotine suits 50 to 100. Come see the season’s new fashions firsthand at Howland.
A soft gray or green wool mix suit for boys in Norfolk style with clever back yoke and belt. Each suit includes two pairs of trousers and is labeled Double-Service with sizes 8 to 16. Front basement display shows the item priced at $17.50.
Easter hats attract attention with graceful shapes and fresh colors. The text notes smart spring suits and coats matching hat styles, all on display with a striking collection ranging from $9 to $174 on the second floor.
Cheerful light and saving emphasized with a selection of mahogany lamps with silk shades in varied colors, portable electric lamps, boudoir lamps, art glass shade fixtures, candlesticks and gas lighting options. Prices range from 15 cents to $59.50 with many items discounted for a fourth floor sale.
A Howland club invites members to receive a sewing machine for one dollar. The dollar reduces the machine's cash price, with the remaining balance paid in small installments. There are no extra charges and prices range from $29.50 to $69, with delivery on the third floor.
An American College Women's Club has been organized in Paris with graduates from American colleges eligible for full membership and associates for those with at least one year of college. The club collaborates with the American University Union on social affairs for American visitors in Paris, while a registry shows many alumni from colleges across the United States. Ball Caumartin address area noted. wartime ties to Hotel Petro mentioned.
Production of the second feature from Grossman Pictures, Inc. will start soon in Miami with exterior work done in Florida and interiors shot in New York. Face to Face, the first completed film, stars Marguerite Marsh.
Hoot Gibson is teamed on a western project titled The Rattler's Kiss a tale of sagebrush villainy and hard loves. The grainy ad copy promotes Father John's Medicine a pure food tonic to keep well and strong during springtime dangers.
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