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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
11
A garmented scene describes a coat and a green voile frock with gray brocade and varied vervet ribbon trim. The coat features chinchilla lining or trim, while the husband’s tie is noted in chinchilla style, reflecting era fashion details.
Thane Krissmus narrates a curious scene where Benny hides packages as a door opens and a gas scent signals trouble. Pop investigates the closet while a detective hints at concealment by Gladdis and another suspect, with Christmas gifts stolen back to Benny's room.
Health board members last night discussed several proposed ordinances to be adopted by the city council. The measures aim to regulate hotel sanitation and employment practices to protect public health and curb abuses.
The Boosters of Milford and Sensific Council invite AM members of Sesside council to a Wednesday evening event as Bennide’s degree team introduces five candidates. The depot train schedule lists 7:81 as departure time. The Italian Chamber of Deputies adjourned until March 1.
An article discusses marital strain from fading romance after marriage. It notes men risk temptation and women may feel neglected by financial or emotional distance, urging forgiveness and mutual effort to restore affection.
Miss Libbey’s replies to letters outline how to claim and address for attention. Initials printed, letters must be written on one side of paper, use ink, and personal letters cannot be answered. Address Miss Laura Jean Libbey at 916 President Street, Brooklyn, NY.
A railroad man earning 90 dollars monthly asks Miss Libbey if he should wed the woman he loves despite rumors from rival suitors. He seeks guidance on marriage versus breaking up amid persistent falsehoods.
A 20 year old woman seeks counsel on whether to continue with a courting partner who visits weekly and spends freely. She is engaged but pressured by friends to consider his finances. The writer suggests patience and testing thrift before marriage.
A mystified young woman voices frustration over a persistent gentleman who cares for her yet annoys her. The note captures social pressure to respond to unwanted attention and the conflict between affection and personal boundaries.
A reader asks if a young man cares for her as he avoids others and spoils her, while an advisor says his conduct shows he loves her but is fickle. A note requests the address of a crippled lonely girl, inviting interested women to respond.
December 15 report from the White House describes a suffrage moment as leaders from both sides visit. The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, led by Arthur M Dodge, meets with the President, followed by a visit from the National American Woman Suffrage Association led by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. Mrs. Dodge thanks the President for leaving suffrage to state action. Delegates press for a speaking opportunity. California’s Miss Frances Joliffe and Mrs. Sara Field are denied House speaking time. The Ozanaim club gathered at Alameda building as House members are elected.
The building commissioners granted permits for several projects totaling about 11 700. They include a two family dwelling on Westfield avenue for Mrs F E Sporing a one family house on Harmony street for Hilm Ryan a private frame garage at 344 Capital avenue for Tannie Pokgras a balcony and dormer at 615 Huntington road for Levi B Blinn a repair after fire at 29 East Washington avenue for W W Nar more a one family dwelling on Rockton avenue for Arthur C Gregory a one story frame coal shed at 468 Noble avenue for F T Mary Janouski.
Thousands of women embrace physical culture as key to health and beauty. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is claimed to restore wasted forms, correct displacements, ease irregularities, relieve pain, and return strength to nervous, exhausted women. Free consultation by letter with Di Pierce at Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N Y.
A heartfelt poem by George Whitfield D'Vy s recalls a child’s earnest plea for forgiveness and parallels a seeker’s plea to the Father. Also includes home recipe notes for Dutch Salad and preservation tips, plus a tip about preventing lint with a silence cloth lining.
A vintage recipe fragment describes sanberry tarts with currants beef suet candied peels and molasses or milk and sugar binding a rich crust. Also included are turnip croquettes and raisin marble cake with directions on mixing baking and fillings.
Public Opinion letters urge Editor to feature the United Boys' Brigade of America citing self funding training for boys. They claim the program promotes discipline temperance patriotism and religious aims while offering safe activities and open-air camps without salaried staff. The writer lists regimental presence by state and provides Connecticut contact details.
The garbo collector reports no garbage collections will be made in the city center today. Outlying sections were not visited yesterday due to the storm.
Health inspectors report eight bakeries in poor condition in the city after a board of health meeting. The November records show 71 inspected with 29 in excellent, 19 good, and 11 failing condition. Standard Oil Co. of New York raised kerosene export prices by 25 points. Xmas roping and wreaths of laurel from John Keck & Son.
The board of education and Supt. Samuel Slawson will vacate the city hall soon to free space for other offices. A committee led by President Himer Havens with Mayor Wilson’s input will secure new quarters, possibly the new high school, with prior plans for the Kelly house abandoned. The board approved night-shift janitor raises and filed a petition for higher janitor pay.
Tomorrow evening Stratfield encampment will confer the Royal Purple degree in full form on several candidates. Special features will be presented for the entertainment of the membership. After the work a turkey supper will be served in the banquet hall.
After five years away Mrs. Julius Ingalls nee Aggie Gordon returns to Bridgeport to greet old friends. She stays with her brother John Gordon and sister Mrs. John Risley, plans to visit Bangor before returning to California. A Stratfield ball hosts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lasher with a large guest list and elaborate floral decor.
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a mild laxative alternative to calomel that treats liver and bowels without harming teeth or gums. They claim to relieve dullness and heaviness from constipation, with a cheerful “logey” feeling improved by use. Available at 10c and 30c per box.
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