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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
10
Practical home dressmaking article describes a two material dress with silk or linen neck finish, four-piece skirt with a two-piece yoke, required fabrics four yards of terma and one yard of 27 inch lining, steps for assembling the bodice sleeves yoke and skirt, size range 14 to 20 years, price and publication details unclear.
A Detroit Free Press verse depicts Ma tutoring Pa for fashionable outings. She drills him on table manners, silverware use, and introductions, fearing a social misstep. Pa endures rehearsals as they prepare for tomorrow night’s outing.
A mixed, period style collection of kitchen recipes including Graham Gems and Economical Pudding, plus duck dishes like Hoast Mallard and Broiled Canvasback. An abrupt wartime aside notes that girls knit for clerks and Red Cross seals aid tuberculosis fight, while stamps remain unchanged.
Miss Libbey replies that a man who kisses a girl not engaged to her often shows fickleness and low respect. If he dates two women, one kissed regularly and one not, seek a more reliable lover or accept jealousy as a warning. Consider trying him again, but beware jealousy, which harms the heart.
A reader asks if a young man who works nights loves her. She notes her height light hair and looks while he is tall dark haired and works late. The writer argues that character and habits matter not working clothes, calling workers the kings of America. The letter urges an early reply.
A wife advocates avoiding quarrels before children to protect their sense of a happy home. She recounts a plan to shield kids from parental bitterness, stressing a peaceful dinner table and secret endurement of marital strife. The piece argues that children sides with neither parent and should remember an unclouded childhood.
Rural towns prove vibrant in winter with social life and local entertainments. Organizers struggle for free nights but create homegrown events that engage participants directly. Country audiences gain activity, sharpness, and distinctive local character through self-made performances.
In a tale of pressure and peril, Linda Petersham fears for her father as squatters and a menacing note press for five thousand dollars. A letter warns Petersham of harm if the money is not paid, while a forthcoming spring trip to the Kalmacks area risks confrontation with ruthless land claimants.
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