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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1909
Page
7
The article reflects on competition under the Trust system and the Frost system born from high protection. It notes the Dingrey tariff as an origin and states protections have been continued or increased, with few exceptions, by tariffs enacted last week.
A notice lists Reg Sore Omee at 225 Minh Avenue Brunswick Building Room 404 A. MENET as a representative. The fragment identifies a contact location and a named entity connected to representation in a legal or official context.
A political and editorial discussion questions Mayor Lee’s renomination prospects amid “three cornered fight” talk. The piece critiques rival coalitions, party factions, and influences from Georgia and Federal policy, while weighing the impact on local governance and public support amid reform and tariffs debates.
A religious leader argues that politics and religion are intertwined, urging clergy to engage in public life. He cites Connecticut’s 1903 assembly as evidence that moral aims drive legislation and that faithful citizens must influence laws for justice. He urges clergy to inform voters, influence lawmakers, and practice patience, faith, and charity in public service.
The fragment lists a multi railroad itinerary from New York to Chicago and Omaha with connections via New Haven, Heston and Albany, New York Central, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Chicago Northwestern, Union Pacific, and the ore gon short line to Salt Lake City. It mentions a return via Denver and Rio Grande and Santa Fe routes to Chicago. It also notes new neck chains with gold peacocks and variety stones and mentions bronze house shoes and black street pumps as current styles.
The speaker argues that party labels are less distinct as intelligence grows and that many pivotal issues cross religious and civic lines. He reflects on fourteen months in the state Legislature, noting most votes concern war, temperance, education, justice, and human rights rather than party lines. He urges pursuing shared national service over rigid sectarian aims.
The Grand Army of the Republic schedules a weeklong 43rd national encampment in Salt Lake City Utah. Headquarters will be at the Kantford hotel parlor A with executive committee meetings today and tomorrow at 1 o clock. Committees include Credentials and Rules and Ritual with members named from Pennsylvania Wisconsin Missouri and more. Officers and past commanders will receive badges at headquarters Tuesday and a rates and rituals panel will meet Wednesday at Room 200. A welcome Tuesday evening and a parade planned for Main Street Wednesday with new asphalt paving. Comrade Alvan Edmunds named national color bearer. Nurses quarter at Colonial hotel and women’s citizens committee led by Mrs W H Jones. The business session set for Thursday at the convention hall with proposed amendments on military titles. Death notices: Past Commander-in-Chief John S Dounts in Toledo and others in Kalamasco Milan Ceara and Atlanta.
A Virginia reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief after years under doctors care. The ad claims the remedy, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics, offers numerous cures for female ailments, and invites women to seek free advice from the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.
The fragmentary clipping references guaranteed terms for Fish Premier and Hartford No 77 with Palmer also noted as guaranteed. Details are sparse but indicate contractual guarantees across named entities.
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