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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1916

Page

10

Prince Edward May Wed Italian Princess, Rumors Swirl

July dispatch from Rome reports unconfirmed talk that Prince Edward Albert of Theles may marry Princess Yolanda, eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. The 15 and 22 year olds supposedly attract attention amid Italian intrigue and royal wealth comparisons.

Rome Edward Albert of Theles Yo Yard Victor Emanuel Italy Thramor Ivesia Edward Miss Brown Faye Anger Sisters Bert Fae Folens Ssa Emile Jous Greece Prince of Wales Germam Yolanda England Russia House of Savoy

War Alters Etiquette of English Weddings

War changes wedding customs in England with new materials for rings and altered guest seating norms. The piece notes a lead ring made from shrapnel as a symbol of wartime restraint and describes how gift expectations shift amid the conflict.

London Sland

Combination for Little Girls Pattern and Fabric Details

The article describes a sewing pattern for a little girls’ underwaist and drawers with lengthwise Tetris like pieces and a crosswise fold. It notes perforation marks and guidance for waistbands, neck shaping, and optional embroidery before finishing, emphasizing home dressmaking guidance.

Honeymooning in the city hotel sparks lively social cues

A city hotel brims with newlyweds and observant staff as a small town couple begins their honeymoon. Guests and bellboys lavish attention while other guests exchange quiet gossip about romance and postmarital life, revealing social rituals of hotel life. The piece notes affectionate exchanges, anonymous flowers, and advice on marriage and suitors.

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Best Go Farther in Love's Quest

A girl writer asks if a 23 year old is too old for her 1 percent self and whether to risk a future with him. She recalls past flings, refusals to forgive flirting, and current rivals. The piece argues steadiness and faith are needed in wooing and love decisions.

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Park Ave Country Club plans discussed on steps

Weather and social notes mix with a mock plan for a Park Ave Country Club. Fellows discussed forming it on Pud Simkin’s steps, with hole digging and a skin tennis court, if Mrs Simkins hadn’t blocked the plan at the parlor window then. The piece also includes light verse and names in community snippets.

Park Ave Puds Simkinses Puds Bissiety Mary Watkins Sam Crawses Miss Watkins Craven Skinny Martin

Picturesque Hats Shine in Summer Style

An English model demonstrates a white chip hat trimmed with two pink tulle roses and glossy foliage. A blue velvet ribbon streamer drapes gracefully over the left shoulder, creating a chic, feminine summer accessory.

Poem Fragment from Yale Review July Issue

A fragmentary poem reflects on a soul likened to a dark ploughed field. Rain and pain have scarred past growth, while hopeful sowing awaits the Great Sower to bring better grain in future furrows.

Teasdale Yale

Miss Libbey Answers Your Letters Notice

Miss Libbey replies to readers with responses printed initials only. Correct name and address must be given to ensure attention. Personal letters are not answered. Address Miss Laura Jean Libbey No 946 President St Brooklyn N Y.

Wonderful Tale Of An Actress From Dayville Conn

A Dayville woman in Killingly Connecticut credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after eight years of illness and a failed stage career She describes severe bearing down fatigue and homebound life improving within a week and says she now feels contented and eager to return to the stage She shares gratitude for regained strength and health.

Dayville Killingly Conn Lydia E. Pinkham

Corner for Cooks Charities and Desserts

Food column presents recipes for Charlotte russe lemon sauce apple fritters stuffed prunes and veal salad with detailed steps and quantities. Includes variations and serving notes emphasizing whipped cream fillings and delicate desserts alongside savory Hamburg delight and design credit to John Reck & Son.

Don’t Elope Harken to Parents Advice

A 16 year old girl writer asks Br M P about a surprise Sunday night engagement from an 18 year old acquaintance. She seeks guidance after her parents object and fears a rushed marriage to please a minister. The reply urges honoring parents and avoiding actions lasting regret.

Just Out of School L writes About Visitors and Suitors

A 17 year old girl just finished high school asks whether to entertain unexpected visitors and how to view a young man three years older who shows preference. She seeks guidance on prioritizing suitors versus guests and how to interpret the social expectations.

Peace at Any Price Through Quaker History and War Stance

The article traces the roots of the peace at any price doctrine from early Quaker arrival in Boston 260 years ago to later Puritan and colonial reactions. It details persecution of Mary Fisher, Ann Austin, and early Quakers, including executions and imprisonments, while noting mixed Qaker roles in the American Revolution and broader religious resistance.

England America Asia Christendom Atlantic Boston Mary Fisher Ann Austin George Barbados Bellingham Mary Dyer Rhode Island Fox Massachusetts New Amsterdam New Pennsylvania Congress Philadelphia Virginia Thomas Paine Washington

Moret of Dedham and a State of Alleged Albania Plot

The article discusses George Fred Williams, a former congressman and Utopia minister to Greece, born in Dedham Massachusetts in 1853. It recounts his diplomatic career, alleged attempt to form a cantonal government in Albania, criticisms of President Wilson, and later public views praising the Kaiser's government. It also covers crop report forecasts, stock market anxieties, and a local hat sale by EB. H. Dillon & Co.

George Fred Lliams United States Greece Dedham Mazz Dartmouth Heidelberg Berlin Bay State Congress Williams Montenegro America Albania Switzerland Mr. Williams Moret Wilson Germany Kaiser Wall Atrest Srain

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