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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
6
The piece argues illness recovery requires daily outdoor activity and sunlight. It urges women and men to conquer weather dreads and spend time outside, noting health and vitality come from contact with earth, sun, sky, and fresh air, with the central question of values.
The Thirteenth Decennial Census reports sex distribution for the continental United States as of April 15 1910. National totals show 47 322 122 males and 44 640 144 females with 106 males per 100 females. Strong regional differences reflect race nativity and migration, with the Mountain and Pacific divisions showing the largest male excess and New England the female excess.
A lively verse portrays Christmas shoppers rushing through stores. It notes the frantic pace, lists gifts and wrap, and ends with a reflection on money and the yearly rush.
The Chicago scene features Mr Morley amid a circle discussing Irish drama and Rid ers to the Sea, with Mrs Plushly and Miss Mordaunt debating Aristotle’s ideas and the play’s impact. A side note mentions Los Angeles Socialist hopes and women voters in local politics.
The piece discusses how the China rebellion could affect straw braid imports and hat production. It notes educated Chinese returning home may push higher labor costs and influence capital and labor relations, potentially reshaping the straw material market and international trade patterns. It also mentions the Millinery Trade Review and a separate note about C. C. Wilson's imprisonment and a diamond bequest.
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