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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

8

Teaching Bible by Movies in Church Holds Success

A three month experiment teaching the Bible through moving pictures ended at University Congregational Church. Dozens of religious films showed scenes from the Holy Land and slums with lessons explained. Rev. Oscar Helming said children learn better through the screen and noted increased attendance and interest among older kids. He hopes for better films next year and compliance with city ordinances.

University Congregational Church Holy Land Oscar Helming

Don’ts to beat the heat per Dr Alsberg chief scientist

Washington reports Dr Carl Alsberg head of the U S Bureau of Chemistry proposes ending thermometers due to heat distress. He issues a list of don'ts advising light dress moderate meals and avoiding iced drinks and watching the thermometer to curb the dog days heat.

Washington Carl Alsberg United States Bureau of Chemistry Alsberg

Runaway girl Tessie Paviovsik located in New York

Local detectives report Tessie Paviovsik of 276 Willard Street, who vanished Friday, has been found in New York and will be returned to her parents. Authorities say no foul play is suspected and the girl is in good health.

Little Tessie Paviovsik Willard Street New York

Young runaways Tessie and Jennie Bone sought refuge in city

Tessie, 15, ran away from home with Jennie Bone, slightly older, planning to see the great white in the metropolis. Their funds of under three dollars exhausted, they reportedly found shelter at a Bone relative’s home. Jennie Bones resides at 273 Hamilton Street.

Tessie Jennie Bone Jennie Bones Hamilton Street

Miss Sanger's Pupils at Annual Recital in Studio

The annual recital by Miss Sanger's pupils was held Saturday afternoon at her studio. Several first appearances impressed, with diverse selections from Sartorio to Liszt. Notable performers included Agnes Kenny, Katherine Marion, Rose Wegner, Eva Finklestein, and Sarah Finklestein, delivering cheerful, polished solos and a duet.

Bila Sanger Estudio Evsral Sartorio Mary Kenny G Sartorio Agnes Kenny Schmoll Katherine Monahan L Barcarole Charles Green Marie Cooney Die Post Gurlitt Margaret Marion Katherine Marion Dorothy Seymour Smith Margaret Kenny Die Jagd Rose Wegner Nevin Bessie Reich Ethel Deitch Heather Rose Lange Eisie Owen Clementi Roy Koch Heller Gizella Sterbinsky Philopoena Ethel Reich Mozart Bethel Gailies Helger Samuel Engiemann Paderewski Lack Eva Finklestein McDowell Kakoczy March Liszt Sarah Finklestein March Meyerbeer Sarah Finklestein

Anatomik shoes aid those with foot problems in daily life

A physician inventor created Anatomik shoes for men women and children to correct broken instep and flat foot issues. W. K. Mollan at 1026 Main St. holds the agency for these fitted shoes aimed at improving foot comfort and everyday mobility.

W. K. Mollan Main St

Oyster Set Prospects Lift for Knell's Island Shellers

June 23 Stratford reports removal of big shell piles on Knell's Island and shipping to growers. Florence and Howard Russell of New York loaded from Ellsworth Oyster Company piles, while Seal Ships Company begins loading capt John Goodsell bought 309000 bushels. Spawn developing early, spawning starts earlier and lasts longer, with a promising five million bushels in the Sound if set catches hold.

Sealships Company

Star medicine Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound ad

By the end of June Mars Venus Saturn and Jupiter will be morning stars. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is at all times the Star medicine for coughs croup and whooping cough. A June cold may develop into bronchitis or pneumonia unless Foley's is taken. F. B. Brill Stratford avenue and Sixth street Adv.135

Mars Venus Saturn Jupiter Foley F. B. Brill Stratford Avenue Sixth Street

DIES AFTER NEWS OF SISTER S DEATH

Mrs Adelai de Canfield of 574 William Street died of heart disease ten minutes after telegram announced her sister's death in Pawling New York She leaves husband Charles F Canfield and four children Mrs B H Sturges New Milford Mrs J H Reeves Babylon L I Francis A Canfield and Burton G Canfield Bridgeport Funeral from the home at 2 PM on Monday then to New Milford for burial beside her sister.

Pawling N. Y Adelaide Canfield William ‘Street Canfield New Milford J. H. Reeves Babylon Francis A Burton G. Canfield Bridgeport Janea New Mitford

French President Leaves for Official Visit to London

Paris June 23 President Raymond Poincare departed the capital for a four day official visit in London. He will be received by King George government and city officials with elaborate arrangements. Premier Barthou and most of the cabinet saw him off at the station. The battleship Courbet will transport the Premier to Portsmouth.

Paris Raymond Poincare London King George Louis Barthou Cherbourg Courbet Portsmouth

Claxton aims to make annual report readable

Washington June 23 Dr P P Claxton United States Commissioner of Education edits and issues the annual report with a goal of accessibility. He says the document is designed for the general public and readable yet concise and accurate. A second volume with statistics will follow soon.

Washington P. P. Claxton United States

Stock Market Yet Promises for the Future

The article notes Wall Street remains narrow and local while the Stock Exchange is not the brokers’ shop of old. It argues fundamentals are strong and, instead of a string of accidents, there are many possibilities for encouraging developments. Also mentions summer millinery bargains at E. H. Dillon & Co. and a large selection across five stores.

Hale E. H. Dillon & Co Main Street RAO Toler Fie Rinealiade

Imperator the World's Ocean Marvel Reaches New York

New York June 21 thousands visit the 50 000 ton Hamburg American liner Imperator after arriving from its maiden voyage from Hamburg The ship averaged 22 knots, covering 5153 miles in 6 days 9 hours 55 minutes from Cherbourg to Ambrose Channel lightship May 25 into Hoboken pier extensions and a nine deck layout feature A deck is 90 feet above water with a sun deck and ornate smoking room The vessel claims 36 watertight compartments and quadruple turbines rated at 62 000 horsepower planned to depart June 25 for Hamburg

New York Hamburg Cherbourg Ambrose Channel Shipboard Hans Ruser Hoboken Imperator Olympic

Vale of Foods and The Baron's Order

Vale of Foods discusses a balanced diet emphasizing protein fats and carbohydrates with minerals like iron calcium magnesium phosphorus and potassium from legumes milk meat and fruits. The Baron's Order recounts a Welsh baronet altering a House of Commons seal and a doorkeeper who will know which is which after a spelling mix up.

Leslie’s House of Kommons

A Legend of the Forgetmenot on the Danube

The blue forgetmenot blooms on the Danube inspire legend of two lovers. A boy swims to pluck flowers for the girl, sinks in the current, and bids her remember him with the blooms. The tale ends with the girl and the flower in memory, tied to the river of doom. Henry IV. is cited translating forgetmenot as remember me.

Henry IV England Boston Post

A Curious Tale Of Dublin The Archbishops And Poets

A column snip gathers anecdotes about Joaquin Miller and an enigmatic admirer named Dublin who proved to be the archbishop of Dublin in disguise. It recounts Miller meeting Browning and the Duchess, the surprise of Dublin’s books, and reflections from poets and newspapers on wit, virtue, and daily life. It ends with a joke from Lippincott's about a street railway sign and Irish speech.

Joaquin Miller London Dublin America Miller Robert Browning Augusta Trench

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