Kodak Por The Grown Ups
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Kodak and grown ups with unclear context. No verifiable event or names beyond Kodak reference. Unable to determine full factual headline or summary.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Kodak and grown ups with unclear context. No verifiable event or names beyond Kodak reference. Unable to determine full factual headline or summary.
Folding models priced at 1000 dollars for a post card size offering. It notes a 00 ZA designation and presents the item as a high value foldable model. The text emphasizes price and size without additional specifications.
The notice urges careful sourcing of medicines and emphasizes reliable prescriptions. It cites trust from physicians, strict scientific attention to each prescription, and a system guaranteeing accurate compounding at reasonable prices. It invites patients to consider this local supplier for future orders.
The article notes Sing Sing prisoners shielding their faces as they are transferred to a station. The line shows the head of the group at Sing Sing before departure, with most inmates concealing their faces for photographers.
The Order of Scottish Clans schedules a five hour New Haven field day Saturday August 2 with parades in Bridgeport and New Haven. The fraternal body, led by local Clans, offers sick benefits and insurance, reports about 20 000 members in 175 Clans, and a reserve fund near $200 000. Meetings occur biweekly, songs and Scottish literature add color, and joining details and field day info are available from local Clan secretaries or Chief Andrew Park.
J. L Hacks of Lincoln Illinois was cured of a kidney trouble that started with a lame back. He credits Foley Kidney Pills and urges others to try them, expressing gratitude for the perceived cure.
The piece presents the photodrama Quo Vadis as a triumph for camera over the actor, arguing that moving pictures threaten or even erase acting as a vocation. It notes Broadway reach and argues mass audiences prefer visual spectacle over spoken drama, claiming thousands of actors risk losing individuality to a mechanized future.
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