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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
8
Household tips on kitchen fixes sewing small repairs and cleaning hints. Practical advice covers pantry handling stashing paper, sharpening pencils, preventing shoe creak and wax paper storage with simple remedies and DIY ideas.
A card certifies Foley's Honey and Tar Powder contains no opiates or habit forming drugs. It claims the remedy aids coughs and chest symptoms and urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar Powder only. Signed by L. F. Curtis and dated 135.
A report from the Sunshine Circle at 537 Central Avenue shows Miss Lila Clarkson will host a September reception instead of June. Officers and members are noted, with plans for fall elections and continued service, plus guidance on preserving community ties and faith.
The article lists practical uses for old newspapers such as drying window panes, wiping pans, polishing stoves, cleaning sinks, removing rust with vinegar, and making bookmarks. It also suggests color coded cardboard strips for recipe organization and weather stripping with felt edges to keep dust from closets, nailed inside doors.
A reader weighs two real life cases on separation in marriage and argues a moderate, not prolonged, absence can refresh affection. The column explores whether absence strengthens or weakens bonds, with examples of ten years apart and a six month split ending in court. COUBIN PHEBE.
New Haven June 1 Somewhat earlier this year Yale reports show long term growth in New England and regional enrollment since 1862. Stokes and department heads note shifts in origin regions and rising applicants while Chittenden supports fewer exams and certificate methods. Sallman cites tuition remission trends with loans and gifts and strong job placement for seniors in teaching roles.
New Haven reports Colonel George W. Goethals, Panama Canal engineer, has booked a Taft Hotel suite for June 18 and is suspected to be Yale Commencement's honorary degree recipient. The possibility mirrors Columbia’s same honor, though unusual to receive degrees from two universities in one year.
Cannon Rev John W Mace and Mrs Mace visit Pennington New Jersey Miss Mary Allee with uncle W B Hurlbutt Mrs M B Hill returns from Westport visit Children’s Day at M E church and a cake sale on June 15 Adaline Stock guest of Eugene Richards Anneta Monroe to finish teaching in town Carol Fearn visits Isabel Schubert New York market reports show steers bulls cows veals and sheep prices with hogs at 8 to 19 cents per pound and other breaded figures
Roosevelt leaders are termed bulldozers and bullies by Hugh Hastings acting for the Republican state committee as he cites Chicago advices predicting Taft will win a strong first ballot majority. The statement accuses Roosevelt supporters of panicking and plotting to destroy the party while praising Taft and criticizing Roosevelt methods.
Sheriff warns 4000 striking workers at five factories that the state guard may be called out if riots persist after yesterday's violence. He urges peaceful conduct as 7 strikers were shot and 3 deputies cut by bricks, while 1500 more workers prepare to join at Perth Amboy Sugar Co and New Jersey Tarra Cotta Co.
Cheshire June 13 There was a large gathering at the 118th annual Cheshire school commencement. Eleven boys received their sheepskins. The salu tory was by John P. Milner New Jersey, valedictory by Bronson E. Lockwood Watertown. Colonel Norris G. Osborne West Haven spoke. Prize winners included Errick T. Ball New Haven spelling first Archer Rowbottom Waterbury second, Bronson E. Lockwood mathematics, and Philip B. Garrison Hackensack New Jersey athletic prize.
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