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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1914
Page
10
A fragmentary inquiry asks how to properly introduce a DP visiting Inra elt and how to handle a friend you wish him to feed. The text lacks clear names or places, making a definitive summary difficult and suggesting a general question about correct protocol and hosting etiquette.
Prepared for this newspaper by Pictorial Review the article outlines night drawers for outings with canton flannel. It provides step by step sewing directions for sizes 1, 3, 5, 8, 10 and 12 years including cutting and finishing edges, darts and seams, with decorative braid for cuffs and lower edges. Patented Apr 30, 1907.
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage condemns the photoplay Your Girl and Mine for implying a wife must pay her husband s debts and that a wife can have no rights after marriage The piece prompts suffragists to explain in which states such laws exist The article cites anti suffrage concerns that women are not intelligent enough to vote and notes earlier suffrage debates in Ohio Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota Senator Frank Cannon of Utah attacks Mormonism linking polygamy to regions where women have voting rights The piece questions why Mormonism thrives where women vote and asserts suffragists fail to address polygamy’s influence The discussion frames suffrage as a moral and religious controversy with political implications across several states
A practical household notice lists recipes for a corn chowder using one can corn and pork, a chocolate gingerbread mix with molasses and chocolate, a spice cake with cassia and dried fruit, and a cherry jelly made from tart apples and wild cherries. It gives steps for simmering, mixing, and baking, ending with jelly clarification and sugar adjustments.
Detailed old time recipes describe onion and tomato layering baked dish and a tomato scented boiled onion dish. It includes ingredients like onions, tomatoes, sugar, butter, flour, cream, eggs, parsley and a beef roll with bread crumbs and spices. The text ends with Corsage Bouquets For Dances John Reck and Son.
A reader shares a personal note from a young woman in Brooklyn about dating, phone coordination with a older youth, and whether to accept a birthday present. The reply urges proper, harmless pleasures and parental guidance, reflecting era norms about family oversight and courtship.
A reader asks if she should date a well mannered poor youth three miles from home. Letters defend the suitor against townspeople gossip, praise his honesty and restraint, and reflect mothers’ scrutiny of a son’s courtship. The piece urges patience, cautious judgment, and faith in character.
A medieval tone poem describes Judea at night as angels sing above the quiet plains. The Star shines across the sky and shepherds listen as the Holy Babe lies in a manger beside straw and grain. Helen Chase signs the verse.
Nathaniel W. Bishop was served in a suit brought by the South Amboy Terra Cotta Company of South Amboy New Jersey for 1500 dollars. The case arises from a prior action where Gillette Construction earned a judgment of 1270 dollars plus 33.05 costs against Gillette for a building at Broad and John streets. Deputy Sheriff Abriola demanded Bishop surrender money or Gillette estate, which Bishop declined.
Wallingford revisits the Star hotel with Blackie and Henri Dufois as they plot a new restaurant venture. They mingle with theater figures, admire the opulent foyer, and discuss investment while Henri seeks a location and Blackie lands in comic, perilous ambiguity about a throat ailment for a key contact.
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