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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

17

Why America Is Undergoing Its Second Revolution

An analysis argues that government power has expanded to grant privileges, prompting a new American revolution. It cites tariff cuts, credit reform, ending life essential monopoly, education changes, and moves toward direct democracy including referendums recalls and senator elections as responding to privileges and economic control. The piece frames a shift from old governmental ideas to citizen driven reform and calls the era a revolution in education, economics, and governance.

United Press Association

Scalp Treatment and Club Notes From Home Health Club

Dr. David H Reeder outlines a scalp care regimen using Potash soap almond oil and a skull cap, plus thorough daily scalp manipulation to prevent hair loss and improve skin softness. Club letters discuss a 15 month old with a swelling testicle, a man with fainting spells and digestive anxiety, and advice on nervous exhaustion and diet with emphasis on mental attitude and Dynamic Magnetism.

G. A Home Health Club

Baccalaureate Sunday Reflects On Life And Style

The piece notes baccalaureate Sunday spreading from colleges to grammar schools, urging a message of idealism. It contrasts immediate worldly rewards with honest labor and lifelong growth, and observes Paris summer fashion favor and simple, graceful lines for young girls.

Alchapel Mr. Browning Paris Ratine Volle

The Flying Frog of Java and Its Night Hunter

The Javanese frog grows fifteen to twenty five inches with pale blue back skin that appears dark green at night. It stays motionless by day with eyes shaded, belly up, gripping surfaces with adhesive pads and a sticky belly. At dusk it hunts mammoth crickets, leaping seven feet, its chest swelled by air, then descends by spreading claws and landing upright.

Java

Efow's son-in-law makes near daughter expenses

A Detroit Free Press piece notes a young son-in-law's progress, quoting a remark about his closeness to his daughter's expenses last week. The quotation adds a literary line from Disraeli about ambition. The item frames family ties and financial proximity in a brief, reflective note.

Nautical Terms and a Sea Crossing Railway

A compact look at ship terms such as forward aft starboard port and windward leeward with terms like bunk galley and gangways. The piece notes the bridge as the captain’s domain and mentions sailors’ jargon. It ends by noting a Florida Keys railway crossing 124 miles over sea.

London

Florida Keys as railway islets stretch over ocean

Fragmentary clipping describes narrow viaducts over sea in the Florida Keys where islands serve as railway stations. It notes many islets lack inland sightlines, with several islands covering acres and some spanning square miles, while trains run between open seas.

Great Salt Ocean Florida Keys

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