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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
7
The notice extols household baking and cooking nationwide with Royal Baking Powder praised as pure and scientifically backed. It credits women for leading the battle against impure food, asserting home baking improves health and elegance in housekeeping.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a United States Supreme Court mood shift toward new patent equity rules. The text cites faster readings, reduced search volumes, and streamlined procedures intended to cut costs for patentees and applicants, with emphasis on timing post service and the role of the court in limiting excess proceedings.
The piece notes few patent cases court cost under 5009 dollars and that current delays by skilled counsel may end under a new practice. Attorneys claim small inventors gain protection while changes may touch the patent office and even constitutional advisements. Congress and President Wilson are mentioned regarding potential extra sessions and committee reviews.
Miss Linda Northrop visits Easton for a few days to see her niece Mrs Turney Northrop. Agnes Seeley returns home from a short visit with Pred Seeley in Bridgeport. Mrs Millie Staples and others spend time as guests at Sweet Briar Orchard and Maple to Dairy Farm. Attendees include Miz Rebbe of Danbury and Mira John Sherwood. Acquaintances from Redding, Newtown, Weston and Long Island shown visiting local residents. Grange events planned with new officers and a members only dance on December 10.
In Lite athe New York area on December 7 a movement to win the total textile strike saw Joseph Ettor arrive to address readers and reassure workers in Litill Falls. Ettor will speak to strikers at their headquarters this afternoon after being aided by two comrades.
Funeral of Asaph Tale past grand workman of the Ancient Order of United Workmen held this afternoon with Erant lodge officers participating. Fale was a felons Democrat and a member of the Tisco Of 134. He leaves Come Ohio Grom, one son Perry Hale the Yale fullback living in New Haven.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an advertisement touting a skin safe cleaner for rust groans paint and dirt. It mentions clothing care and lists a Warmer Wazt address with a large can and centa terms, unclear branding.
Mayor Gaynor defends the NYPD, arguing against graft and corruption, praising Commissioner Waldo, and detailing reforms including a dedicated 150 man squad to target gambling and vice. He rejects the idea of firing honest leaders, discusses handling prostitution with prudence, and defends police stance amid press attacks and public scrutiny.
Redding town hall hosted the two act comedy That Troublesome Tramp with a varied program of solos and recitations led by Mr Archer and Mrs Sanford. The cast included Mrs Gordon and Stuttering bachelor impersonations, with Herr Schoch and Prof Dibble praised for their roles. Proceeds benefited the Redding Fire Society and a good crowd enjoyed the event.
Colonel Goethals Panama Canal chief may receive advancement to full general as reward for efficient service. The reports note his role on the Isthmus and praise from officials, comparing his leadership to that of generals Admiral Dewey and others. The item reflects early 20th century U.S. canal project publicity.
Special to The Farmer reports Fairfield residents hosting events and school census results. The school count lists 1,694 children ages 1 to 16 with Fairfield at 259 and Greenfield 219, plus other districts. Obituary notes the 98-year-old William H. Griffin. Local sports plans include Fairfield football buying Brick Rocks of Bridgeport, and a town elm removal by Tree Warden Clarence Bradley. Community happenings cover teachers meetings, Palmer method demonstrations, an institute for teachers, social gatherings at Hotel Serpent in Bridgeport, and upcoming weekend trips and rail travel notes.
Westport resident William E. Caboris plans to relocate to Georgetown where he will own a farm and continue as Worma town preserver until the end of his term. New owners are taking possession and begin interior improvements. Neil R. Mitchell addresses Millage Improvements in Southport, noting ongoing duck hunting season restrictions through January 2 and the later January 15 deadline. Bedford family returns to winter residence after holidays at their Parcne Westsort summer home.
Browne of Harpoot scheduled to discuss conditions in Turkey at 4 Baur Chakel. The lecture will cover missionary work and prospects for relief, with arrangements for an evening session at 8pm. Attendees are urged to arrive early for seating.
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