Post Office Notice At Bridgeport Conn
Entered in the Post Office at Bridgeport Conn as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
7
Entered in the Post Office at Bridgeport Conn as second class matter.
The notice advertises one year in advance terms priced at $1.00 with mailing details for New York Office Brunswick Building 225 Fifth Avenue Room 404 and the contact MENET Representative.
The article discusses tariff politics and the push for a constitutional amendment allowing direct Senate elections. It cites business leaders like Judge Gary of the Steel Trust and President Taft, contending the tariff bill shapes policy and party strategy. It also considers the risks of war or financial power influencing policy and notes Moody's Magazine on German railways and military influence.
Opinion piece decries medical tyranny and empowered health boards in city charters. Warns of unchecked authority, cites international examples of coercive vaccination and abusive practices, and laments erosion of liberty under public health rhetoric.
France. Great and costly passenger stations have been constructed at junctions in the West such as Strasburg and Frankfurt for rapid mobilization. German railways show military operation, with oversized sheds and platforms, reflecting a costly but necessary setup to enable sudden offensives and rapid troop movements. Germany relies on large army, training, discipline, and superior force to strike first if war comes, a costly system to back the emperor’s aim to become arbiter of Europe.
A nostalgic collection covers kitchen hacks and craft tips from preserving fruit to fabric care, sauce making, and cleaning. It includes storing jams to prevent mold, keeping candles from drooping, and preparing durable desserts and salads with common ingredients.
Detroit reports Howard Wesley and his wife, both once active in the Howard Methodist Church, joined the Mormon Church after missionaries visited their home. Mrs Wesley listened despite family objections and was immersed in the Detroit River at Belle Isle last November. Her husband followed weeks later, severing from his former denomination.
Resolution of the Board of Building Commissioners states that after August 1 1903 no permit application will be considered unless the application is fully completed and filed at the Board office with proper plans and specifications by 5 P.M. on the day of the meeting.
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