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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
10
A Spanish named fur called Slynx arrives from South America for winter wear. Used to trim sulix and one piece frocks, hats, and especially coats. It resembles astrakhan but with finer curl and a range of gray blue brown and black shades. Kolinsky and mink remain popular.
A dental health feature urging preventive care and regular checkups. It promotes free examinations, fair charges, and new dental advances. The piece notes the practice aims for minimal discomfort and courteous treatment, listing Dr. Weidlich and Dr. Alvord and services including X ray exams and bridgework at 129 Wall Street.
Don C. Seitz argues that the Republican platform frowns on Mexico and would press war, while Democratic leaders claim unity and moral leadership postwar. He contrasts co operation with Republican “combination” and questions amnesty, treaty passage, and the Monroe doctrine, urging Americans to resist hypocritical claims of prosperity.
When you see a Swift Refrigerator Car going by in a train it seems a simple thing that it should be carrying fresh meat up and down the country.
The store advertises daily closing at six and promotes wool dress fabrics at 1.69 per yard for 750 yards total, 37 inches wide, last season’s price 2.25. It highlights autumn shoulder wraps in heather hues 10 to 12.50, scarf sets for schoolgirls 6.00, checked gingham ensembles 6.75, and various comfortables and silk blankets with prices from 20 to 25 dollars. Also features Wallace Nutting prints third floor priced by size.
Berlin reports a Socialization committee of 21 labor and economic leaders split on coal control. A majority opposes immediate seizure while a minority supports nationalization and direct state control of production and prices. The panel envisions a gradual move toward socialization within 30 years, with compensation plans for operators and worker incentives.
Illinois banks show rising resources and deposits in the September 8 state-wide statement, with total resources reaching $1.8755 billion and deposits at $1.4403 billion. Capital surplus climbs to $227.36 million. cash and due from banks total $306.39 million, while Chicago banks hold a reserve ratio of about 20.33 percent.
The only girl second lieutenant in Nebraska Miss Helen Schagenfelder has been ordered to report to Fort Crook for discharge. As an army field clerk with the rank of second lieutenant she will return to Washington where she will attend George Washington University.
Medicine claims to ease inflamed mucous membranes of nose throat and lungs. Marketed as a trusted cough cold bronchitis aid used by thousands and recommended by physicians. Sold by druggists for 60 cents per bottle.
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