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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
3
A cookbook snippet from Flower and Vegetable, John Beck & Son, offers multiple turnip preparations including boiled mashed turnips with butter, turnips au gratin with white sauce and cheese, fried turnips in olive oil, and a savory anchovy sauce. Also included are salad dressings and lemon and cinnamon jumbles as dessert ideas.
The Puritan notes a blue serge gown lace trimmed with silk cord over a georgette bodice and silk braid on the skirt. It praises its Cromwellian yet ultra modern style.
Theodosian Garrison extols the flag amid shifting times. It contrasts old pleasures with modern confusion and foresees those overseas defending the flag will see its renewed glory in skies above.
Laura Jean Libby advises on youth and love, urging balanced duties, wholesome amusements, and proper supervision. She defends dancing with restrictions, warns against dance halls and unsuitable companions, and emphasizes home as a guiding center for growing girls.
Four days after Lloyd Kent disappeared from his Springfield home the 14 month old child remains missing. J H Keet expresses faith the boy will be returned safely as police investigate a clue from neighbor Mrs A E Palmer who saw three men near the home the night of the disappearance.
Patrick Hurley a noted semi professional baseball player dies at Bridgeport hospital after four days with pneumonia. A 24 year old resident of 104 East Main street he played for Clover club Black Rocks Remington Yost and U M C in the Industrial league. He also helped organize local basketball teams and led a girls all star squad. Survived by mother Mrs Thomas Hurley three sisters Elizabeth Marjorie Rose and three brothers Michael Thomas and Joseph.
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