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Bridgeport Evening Farmer in Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1914
Page
12
Poem Extract Echoes Simple Garb and Noble Song
The verse praises a singer who wears modest gray and brown without lavish display. Yet his voice exalts humble homes and simple scenes, his cheerful tune lifting the world with pure, steady refrain.
Home Cookery Notes with Lentil Soup and Peach Desserts
The article provides old fashioned kitchen guidance including a lentil soup with carrots onions and stock simmered two hours, then strained and served with toasted bread. It also covers scrambled eggs with celery, a simple preparation with milk and butter, plus peach desserts and a peach cake and popovers with basic measurements and steps for a classic domestic menu.
Woman suffrage movement gains momentum in Congress
A discussion on the possible early Senate and House votes on the woman suffrage amendment is noted, with optimism for success and broader acceptance across states. The piece highlights growing agitation for federal enfranchisement, including in Illinois, and mentions a Philadelphia volume “Women in Public Life” with essays by Jane Addams and Florence Kelley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Porritt
United States
Aeiesten
Senate
Friends of Woman
House
House of Representatives
Illinois
Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Jane Addams
Earl Barnes
Florence Kelley
Simon N. Patten
B. Breckinridge
Dodge
National Association
Daily Talks on Heart Topics by Laura Libby in 1900s era gossip
Letters to Miss Libbey discuss teenage romance and parental advice. A sixteen year old seeks guidance on a suitor who may court another girl while the author urges parental involvement and prudent choice. The piece critiques fashion trends and dating norms shaping male attention in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jean Libby
Equal Suffrage and the New Women in 1914 discourse
The piece contrasts Mrs Dodge’s archaic view of government with a modern role for women in voting politics. It notes the shift from gunfire to ballots enforced by inspectors, praising the physical vigor and health of suffrage supporters observed in Fifth Avenue parades, and ridiculing anti suffrage mothers as weaker.
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Dodge
New York City
Patten
Nyone
Fifth Avenue
Meeting at Home Prompts Sister Introductions
A young man visiting Berkeley asks Bertha to meet his sister, who is older, suggesting the sister come to Bertha's home. In Brooklyn, Mrs Della Larken wins a 310000 verdict against New York Telephone over her husband’s electric shock death. Wreaths and Laurel rope-a-sta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Della Larken
Brooklyn
New York Telephone Company
George Randolph in Chapter Three Ends with Toad's Runaway Tale
George Randolph's chapter introduces Blackie Daw, Wallingford, and Jesse James alias Toad, as a chaotic scene at the Tarryville reform party office unfolds. Toad pleads his hunger and misbehavior prompts Wallingford to consider sending him home with Major Skillen, now replaced by Major Poole. The group debates discipline, school life, and possible remedies as the scene closes with plans to confront the boy and confront authority.
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Tarryville Reform Party
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Wal‘iingford
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Skillen
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Danning
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Poole
Tonid
Nater
Jessop
Swallineford
Seth
Wallin
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