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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
9
Curio filled column notes varying facts from hair growth rates across ages to tiny eye blinks and ladder metaphors. Mentions that boys grow hair slower than girls, averages about .018 inch per day, and cycles of weeks to reach a stage of growth. Also touches on genius, eccentricity, church satire, and miscellaneous musings on gardens and aging.
A fragmented footnote of clashing quotes and quips from various papers. A burglar boasts of cracking a lawyer's house while a boy declines candy with a sorrowful refrain about chewing but not swallowing. A witty exchange touches on guilt, relief funds, and old-time humor from the Catholic Standard and Times and Boston Transcript.
Cut this coupon out redeemable at J A Leverty & Bro at 1655 Malin Street 608 Park Avenue or North Avenue and Main Street. Present it to receive a regular cent package of Ames Pleasant Specific for constipation and dyspepsia for a full month at half price.
A coupon offers one 50c package of Ames Pleasant Specific for dyspepsia constipation and biliousness at half price. Levert y and Brother advertise a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied. The offer claims quick relief for indigestion headaches billiousness and related symptoms while supplies last.
In a Granite clubroom dialogue, Caleb Conover explains why he used force to impact a social scene and outlines a grim strategy to control Stark County politics and the Assembly. He hints at keeping Desiree Shevlin in the Hawarden circle and plots to thwart Blacarda’s anti combine bill, insisting on personal presence at the Capitol Monday to ensure victory.
A pasted collage of social chatter recounts a Oxford marriage club where bachelors paid for a dinner as each mate wed. Other notes praise delicate art of transferring paintings to new canvases and recount a political bribery anecdote from near Gillingham. Also remarks on necktie fashions and tea conversations amid Club life in a bygone era.
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