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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
4
A brief note describes the inability to see, learn, or enjoy certain things. It emphasizes that recognition of these limits shapes understanding and daily life for affected individuals. The fragment hints at personal challenges and the value of accessibility.
Three suffragette officials from the Women's Social and Political Union were re-arrested after being released on license on June 1 due to illness from hunger strikes. Annie Kenny, Rachel Barrett, and Harriett Kerr were recuperating at a watering place, while Laura Lenox was also released and then rearrested after again falling ill in jail.
Mexico City reports that July 3 Fitzgerald Slocum, correspondent for a Los Angeles newspaper, was ordered expelled under article 33 for pernicious foreign conduct. He was taken by night to Vera Cruz under guard to sail to the United States.
Mr and Mrs William T Trumbull of 705 Iranistan Avenue have returned from a four days auto trip to Spafford Lakes New Hampshire where they were guests at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Fayette C Clarke The Beardslees Worden son of Captain Geo F Beardslee of Truck No 1 is at Camp Overlook Moosehead Bay Lake Maine for the summer Mer Beardslee is a student at Overlook on the Hudson with the Maine camp made up of students from that academy
A historical price listing shows wholesale rates for butter creamery and bees eggs, several fruit items like cherries and strawberries, hay and straw grades, fresh killed poultry including turkeys and chickens with per pound or per dozen pricing, and vegetables with potatoes and asparagus. The entry includes unit measures and varied price ranges across dairy, fruit, poultry, and produce categories.
Atlantic City reports Rabbi Samuel Schulman of New York, head of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, calling for stricter Sabbath observance, life-term rabbis elected by congregations, and a constitutional amendment to allow no immediate president reelection. He denounces sectional conferences, cautions against liberal Christian overlays in Jewish education, and urges a Sabbath Observance Committee in America.
As merchants push fall stock, prices are cut to move seasonable goods before overdue inventory. Advertising columns promise the best values and rapid sales, urging readers to review today’s notices for tempting bargains.
Mrs. T. S. Dailey and her daughter Lauretta of 841 Iranistan Avenue will leave Sunday for Denver Colorado to stay for the rest of the month. They will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biltz. Mrs. Biltz was formerly Miss May Rooney of this city.
A brief listing shows price points for bottles and email services with quantities and sizes. The large bottle is 370, medium 220, and other items priced at 15 cents or 10 cents, reflecting a small-scale sale or advertisement.
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