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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
7
A brief note invites readers to try Never-Enough bread, urging action with a call to call for it. The fragment emphasizes trying the bread but lacks clear event details or entities.
From Madrid after attending his son Kermit's wedding, Colonel Roosevelt returns to the U.S. and debuts in political debates. He reiterates he will not seek New York governor, backs Progressive George W. Perkins amid crossfire with Amos Pinchot, and releases a lengthy statement defending his canal policy. He reports chills and throat trouble on the journey.
A distressed essay asserts that antagonism between the sexes does not exist and praises equal partnership in marriage. It credits shared counsel and courage for resolving perplexities and notes the husband as inspiration to the wife, citing writing of a Texas history textbook used in schools. It adds a personal line about a widow’s guidance and a married woman’s work varies by circumstance.
A historical column argues New York women overrely on delicatessen breakfasts. It claims home cooked meals and a ready shave fuel a husband’s day, while a wife’s role in supporting her partner’s work strengthens marriage and success.
A scattered miscellany pulls from Storm Géde legends, birds, and zoology notes, interspersed with etymology, travel scraps, and quips. It cites ostriches with numbered eggs in Africa, U.S. capital moves, decimation misuse, and light, humorous exchanges from varied papers.
Raphael F Guidone a New York City physician with two years of practice offers treatment for rheumatic conditions sciatica bronchial asthma and Celtic diseases using his own procedures. He guarantees relief and permanent cure. Consultation from tomorrow at 527 State Street Bridgeport Conn ground floor 2 to 5 p.m. daily.
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