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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
16
John Putnam explains Southern New England Telephone toll handling in The Telephone Bulletin. The piece outlines operator roles A and B, toll day length, and shifts from 101 to 193 and 198 methods, detailing costs, efficiency, and the balance between toll and local service.
New York observers say the government raid on Lady Duff Gordon's shop signals stronger summer port controls as Americans jet to London for King George's coronation. Treasury agents would expand efforts to catch smuggling of foreign made goods, especially jewelry, with heightened scrutiny of travelers and retail staff.
Mrs J G Jonsson of Scottville Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health and strength after years of hard farm work. She says the product helps her backache and bearing down pains, supports her thirteen children, and aids her eldest daughter with painful periods.
The piece argues a NY banker is a soft mark for art thieves with costly purchases like the Ascoli cope and a head of St Martin. It notes his gallery holdings worth millions, private access, and possible dispersal after death. It covers suffragette fundraising led by Miss Dorothy Whitney and lawmaker campaigns ahead of next year. It also reports taxi regulation troubles, court rulings on domestic abuse, and social notes from duchesses to divorce.
In a period voice, the ad argues that traveler shoes meet a woman’s demand for comfort, fit, and style. It claims travelers are widely copied, promises lasting shape and satisfaction, and urges a trial trade at Corner Main and State streets.
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