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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented diary style scene recounts Benny’s encounter with a tall, dark, skinnie man who kicks Benny's corn and injures his foot. Benny and his father debate the incident as they leave an inferno like setting, with vivid but rough vernacular and characters named Benny, pop, and a seven foot figure.
The article notes President Wilson’s administration leans young with the cabinet averaging under 60. It highlights Sherwood of Ohio as an elder at 72, and contrasts aging senators like Cullom, Hale, Frye with younger figures. It mentions Chief Justice Holmes and recent diplomatic picks to England. Washington Advertiser reports on evolving age dynamics in the federal government.
The passage discusses paying for quality over low prices at Mollat's on Malmn Street. It asserts Mol jan's offers high prices to resist bargains, promises dependable service and material quality, and claims all good shoes sell at low prices. Names Gliday Salvatore Caruso Rew Fork appear in the text.
A look inside scenario departments in major film companies. Readers screen outside scripts for originality and appeal, then pass them to scenario editors and directors. Freelance writers should study current releases, target the right company and star, and persist despite rejections.
The text urges writers to persevere in freelance work, noting initial rejection is common and success comes through hard work. It mentions producers crediting authors on screen and posters and editors offering help to earnest writers.
A compact column mocks politicians and public figures, lampoons drinking cures and medical ads, and notes oddball observations from Washington to Boston. It covers finance, seeds, education stock, rail companies, and safety, with light political critique and social quips.
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