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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1914

Page

6

German Kultur misread in world war era debates

The article argues that misunderstandings of German ideas stem from translation gaps and the word Kultur. It notes how English speakers misinterpret phrases like Our God up there and Oberst, and how Kultur is misused to justify expansion. It concludes that Germany should replace Kultur propaganda with clearer language to avoid global enmity.

Germany Sue Ciief United States Ana Belgium Louvain Kaiger Reichstag Empire Ieee Eeteas Eee Gey

Local Turns of Events Amid Ice Storm and Visits

Miss Pauline Willing returns to Cannon after months with sister Mrs. Asa Sayles in Wichita Kansas. Miss Elsie Sackmann visits sister Mrs. W Cooper in Jersey City. Mrs. Jane A. Smith visits cousin Mrs. Frank Booth in Bridgeport. An elm at Miss Mary B. Nichols’s yard fell during the storm, damaging fences and parsonage grounds. Gilbert’s property also lost power and phone service. L B C Moore at the W A test station worked through outages as crews repaired damages. Relatives report Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Godfrey safely reaching Tampa Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Little celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary with a tinware gift.”

Pauline Willing Asa Sayles Wichita Kansas Cannon Elsie Sackmann W. Cooper Jersey Ty Miss Gregory Bald Hill John Mace Ana Bay‘shore L. I Jane A. Smith Frank Booth Bridgeport

Live Stock Market Prices in New York Trade Session

New York stock returns show common to prime steers at 6.76 to 9.90 per 100 lbs with cows 3.25 to 6.30 and bulls 4.60 to 6. A few extra fat bulls at 8.20 and top veals 8 to 13 per 100 lbs. Sheep and lambs quoted 3.60 to 5.25 with prime lambs 8.50 to 9.65. Hog prices: good medium at 8.25 per 100 lbs, roughs 7.25, dressed pork 9 to 12 1/2 per cent.

New York

Newtown Voters Debate Street Lighting Plan Dec 11

Open discussion at Newtown special town meeting heats up over street lighting. Borough officials invite Danbury and Bethel Street Railway president to explain the plan and ensure fair light distribution across all borough sections. Community leaders push for broad taxpayer input and prevent lighting benefits from being dominated by powerful interests.

Newtown Borpush Charles F. Beardsley Warden Peck Sanders Danbury and Bethel Street Railway Company Newtown Water Company Isaac B. Harris Jeanville Hattie Clark Harris Decessed Ienec B. Harris Factry Scotland Ateral J. H. George Trinity Church Henry Tappen Panama Canal Reinacra New York City Sandy Hares Methodist Church W. T. Guggenheim Bridgeport Methodist Church of Town Hall A Ae Robert Bradley Tabs Beers Joseph Keane Gordon Gale Harry Bradley William Costello Curtis & Son Warmer Brothers M. J. Kelly West Street New Haven Leo Braun Ernest Hawley Margaret Morehouse Metropolis Amos Hawley Martin "Troy Claribel Troy A. J L. Peck Meadow Daniel Altman Bury Mount Pleasant Etscraker Underhill

Easton Notes Include Visit and School Week Plans

Easton social notes report Mr and Mrs Clarence A Jennings hosting relatives at Southport with Mrs Georgia Jennings visiting. Local schools observe Men’s Week December 14 to 19 inviting men to visit. women welcome any time. Ice storm damaged telephone wires and poles, cutting most town lines. Easton Grange No 149 prepares for an old fashioned dance with Dodgingtown band. Baptist church holds week night services Friday at 7 45. Laura French visiting her mother Mrs Levi French. Union Made Custom Suits by Lyford Brothers East Side and West End.

Clarence A. Jennings Marjorie Jennings Georgia Jennings Edgar Jennings Simon Bradley Southport Easton Grange No. 149 Grange Hall The Baptist Church Laura French Mra Levi French

Chinese Sign Their Letters in Own Blood

The American minister Paul S. Reimsch received several Chinese letters signed in their own blood. Some plead for mediation with Japan, others ask the U S to push a halt to the European war. The practice is tied to grave or noble motives with writers shedding a finger or using a small skin puncture for inkless signatures.

Associated Press Peking Paul S. Reimsch America Europe

China Runs Bank Lottery on the Side

Peking reports China has launched a government savings bank with a lottery to attract deposits. The plan pays full interest to all, with four years for refunds. a few lucky individuals win interest on the total deposits, while the poor distrust banking and the rich seek high rates.

Associated Peking China

Shortage of Food in Germany Described by Commissary Agents

Copenhagen dispatch reports German army commissary agents acknowledge serious shortages in some areas. They seek prisoner releases to ease supply burdens, note Danish export bans hinder shipments, and reveal attempts to import meat while leather products remain restricted. German church officers have acquired American Sugar Refining Co. holdings in Utah and Idaho plants.

Associated Press Copenhagen Commissary Department Germany Mierman Church American Sugar Refining Co Amalgamated Lewiston Sugar Companies Utah Idaho

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