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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
10
Raymond Lucas, 10, of Oxford Kansas, was killed when a calf he roped dragged him across railroad tracks. Wreaths and Laurel Roping JOHN RECK & SON
The column surveys etiquette on using colored stationery and outlines fashion details for a Directoire collar jacket, while a separate Rome incident reports a bomb damaging the Church of St. Clementine courtyard. Other items note Senator Works backing Sunday closing for barber shops and Todd's Cut Pennsylvania Railroad shops resuming full-time operations.
Poem reflects on year end and winter imagery. It speaks of gathering glow from snow and lights of faith, ending with the Christmas fire and a theme of rekindled spirit amid loss and moral reflection. The piece blends mystic lore, foreign myths, and seasonal hope.
A compact set of kitchen tips and recipes. It covers ham and potato meat squares baked in a quick oven, a batter fried banana pudding with a vanilla cream sauce, and a toasted bread pudding with currants and nutmeg. Details include measurements, mixing steps, and baking guidance.
Laura Jean Libby presents daily discussions on heart health topics in 1915. The feature appears in McClure Newspaper, highlighting public interest in medical guidance and personal well being during the era.
A reader writes seeking advice on marriage and self description. Miss Libbey affirms the writer’s aims, notes the young man’s described ideals align with a good wife, and encourages mutual suitability. The exchange emphasizes honesty, domestic virtue, and finding a loving partnership.
Worried lover seeks guidance on a jealous partner in a six month relationship. The writer asks how to break the jealousy and notes the man is angry over small things but forgives after a few days. Advice urges careful behavior, temper control, and starting fresh with true love.
A speaker notes that lack of interest in another means indifference to their feelings about companions. The speaker asserts there is no claim over you at your youth and that going with younger people was not harmful.
Poetic vignette on rekindling romance during winter as lovers reconcile after a cold spell. It contrasts lonely nights for a solitary woman with a hopeful return to warmth, the lamp glow, and a planned reconciliation leading to a quicker wedding.
In a sequence of city intrigue, Miss Harriet and Miss Martha negotiate a property sale tied to a potential railway link. Wallingford, lauded as a public benefactor, orchestrates discreet moves while rival buyers and longtime friends weigh offers. The sisters accept a hundred thousand dollars from Wallingford with plans to deed the land tomorrow, hoping to secure their late father’s legacy and a future for the military academy.
A sixteen year old girl describes a romance with a twenty one year old man. She seeks advice on how to reconcile after a riding outing caused his offense and three weeks of no contact. She notes her tall height and family support for the relationship.
The report notes White Leghorn Bullet No. 667 owned by Charles Heigl of Rocky River Ohio set a two eggs in one day record. Cold weather reduced production while heavier breeds held up, with Ed Cam's Wyandottes winning weekly top yields and a list of leading pens across the region. Immigration at New York drops to about 20 percent of normal with Italians Irishmen and Scandinavians forming the majority of arrivals.
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