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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

Page

14

Rheumatism Cure Advertisement Promises Free Medicine

An old newspaper ad touts a "free medicine" for rheumatism claiming pain relief after two doses and a complete cure. It includes testimonials from S. A. Go Texas and Marshall F. Geraty and urges readers to send for a booklet or buy the product at Hill Medicine No. 229 East 2th St. New York and to contact agents nationwide for sales.

Becty Grand Ledge Mason New York City Texas Marshall F. W. Geraty Hill Bredicine East 2Th St Acv

Active Participation in Politics A Citizen Duty

A dated urging citizens to take an active role in politics beyond paying taxes and obeying laws. It argues moral duty to vote for leaders who reflect civic purpose, warning that apathy leads to disaster for core national interests and institutions.

Clerical Appointments Noted in Hartford Diocese

Rt Rev Bishop John A Nilan lists Rev Philip Cohelen of New Britain as assistant to Rev George Sinnott at St Rose s Church Newtown with expectation of appointment today Meanwhile Senior Class Play at Town Hall delights large audience with the three act comedy What Happened to Jones Fire at Carroll double tenement averted by neighbors saving home and contents. damage about 50 dollars. cause undetermined.

John A. Nilan Hartford Philip Cohelen New Britain George T. Sinnott St. Rose's Church Newtown Town Hall Jones Arata Carrol Double Martin Kenirey Wewsy Peter H. Lynch Long Hill P. Lynch Zoar John Brown Genevieve Bridgeport William Bean Sandy Hook Diamond Match Company Nnoll Field May Fairchild Botsford Mildred Stevens E. M. Peck Philadelphia Jefferson Medical College Baril Curtis Peck Dorothy James Hawleyville Georgie Northrop North Main Street Lottie Behn Cannons Station John W. Behn Queen Street Borden Creamery Danbury Norwalk Gertrude Bradley Robert T. Bradley Hiss Hall Reynolds Baldwin Jesse L. James Litchfield W. C. Johnson James Carley Danbury Hospital Walnut Tree Hill John J. Carmody A. E. Brinton M. J. Houlihan

Exit and Entrance in War Game at Monterey

A Mexican revolution scene depicts rebels entering Monterey near Saltillo after federals retreat. Federals evacuate Saltillo as Villa bases supplies for a further southward advance. The article contrasts two pictures showing these movements in the war game metaphor.

Monterey Villa Saltillo

Fads and Fashions Veer Across an Elegant World of Dress

A detailed survey of 1920s style highlights trends in jackets, blouses, and evening wear. Pure colors like apple green and maize appear in frocks and blouses, while white serge and taffeta pieces gain popularity. Lace sweaters, crepe de chine blouses, and white net frocks dominate warm-weather attire, with varied hats, belts, and capes completing the season’s look. The piece notes accessory emphasis on parasols, bead necklaces, and contrasting handbags, alongside evolving silhouettes such as long kimono sleeves, waistcoat belts, and tunic pleats.

Paris

Clear Seeing Massenet Critics Praise and Humility

Critics doubt Massenet’s lasting fame yet call him charming not great. He could recognize genius in others, as shown by a Paris Figaro anecdote. A critic praised Wagner, and Massenet replied suavely that he would be happy with what the critic left.

Massenet M. Massenet Temple of Fame Paris Figaro Wagner

Birds and the rise of real birds in history

The pterodactyl is described as a feather winged monster with spear like hinges and a toothed mouth. True birds and warblers arose much later in geological time and there was no bird melody in carboniferous jungles. The singers likely did not predate humans.

Pteredactyl New York American

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