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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
4
Analysis notes a believed drop in labor efficiency despite higher wages and shorter hours. Workers seek vacations amid a rush period, risking production as employers struggle to secure extra help. Bradstreet’s cautions that vacations may harm workers physically and financially, anticipating a coming quiet period after the current surge.
A dramatic exchange quotes Harmony as the goal of citizens while Senator Sorghu warns against too much harmony that might mute a necessary solo. Orders direct the Seventy first regiment N. G. N. to report to Camp Whitman by Sunday. Funeral bouquets and designs by John Reck & Son are noted.
A cotton crepe lace trimmed lingerie sacque blends dainty and practical design for general wear. Directions describe turning, hemming, and placing tucks, perforations, and belting with size range 34 to 44 inches bust. Suggested lace trim, sleeve shaping, and pockets featured for home dressmaking readers.
In a heartfelt critique Laura Libby argues hotels stunt healthy child play and growth. She contrasts hotel life with country living, recounting a wealthy mother's view and a morning visit that ends with the hotel family deciding to move where children can romp.
A nearly 19 year old single woman writes that a slightly older gentleman wishes to marry but her parents oppose. He warns of anger if she delays, while advisers urge waiting for parental consent. The note argues that waiting would protect her future happiness and avoid folly.
In a local park yard game the Invisibles and Park Wonders clash as a foul dispute over outs escalates. A kidnapping rumor arises with a baby carriage incident near Mommy Simmses candy store.
Miss Libbey Laura Jean Libbey answers readers questions. Correct name and address must be given to ensure attention. Initials printed. Write short letters on one side of paper only. Use ink. Per ing letters cannot be answered. Address Miss Laura Jean Libbey No 946 President St Brooklyn NY.
A young wife and mother with an invalid husband describes daily life, nervous spells, and three children aged ten and younger. She pleads for guidance on staying together, caring for her health, and finding support from kind people to avoid placing family in a home or poorhouse.
The piece argues newspapers function as a directory guiding buyers before trips to stores. It notes ads save time, prevent embarrassment, and build store familiarity, shaping shopper habits toward seeking advertised specials and avoiding places that do not advertise.
A Topeka Journal snippet reflects on a daughter growing up with a dialogue about her transitioning to wearing shorter dresses, illustrating a local cultural moment and attitudes toward youth attire.
D P writes of being 18 and engaged to a 20 year old for two years. She loves him but another young man in town asks to visit if she drops the first. Parents object, want her to keep one from town. She still loves the town suitor but cannot bear him. She asks if she should turn him down. warns to be careful before final step.
A youthful black and white checked worsted suit features a full pep lum jacket with black taffeta trim at the collar and cuffs. Patent leather belt is slit and reinforced with two buckles. A turban style headpiece is adorned with glossy black leaves and a spiral of pink rose buds.
Sir Robert Borden, 62, premier of Canada, born in Grand Pre Nova Scotia June 26 1854. His war leadership amid Europe’s conflict shapes a long tenure while domestic debates over French in schools test unity. Homesickness once drew him to Matawan New Jersey before returning to marry a Halifax native.
A collection of vintage kitchen recipes including Molasses Puffs with buttered tins baked 25 minutes Hickory Nut Macaroons with eggs sugar and nut meats baked 20 minutes Custard Pie with eggs sugar milk and nutmeg, quick bake and rim set Cake with butter sugar sour milk spices dates and fruit, bake 45 minutes Snitz Glose dumplings with dried fruit boil two hours Ice and serve with sauce Egg Soufie with milk eggs salt pepper baked in cups 24 minutes
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Mrs. Astor’s marriage ends her role in the elite four hundred. She exits the “set” to join a broader world among respected city friends, while figures like Ward McAllister, Mrs. Parkin Stevens, Mrs. Astor, and Harry Lehr are recalled as former leaders of high society.
A dramatic line from the Passing Show presents a desperate plea for help from a homeless man who carries a loaded revolver and claims no conscience against using it, highlighting peril and fragility on the street.
A London Letter from the Springfield Republican reflects on the Boer War's end and Kitchener's role. It argues the main events occurred before Kitchener succeeded Roberts, praises his restraint in stopping farm burnings, and credits his peace moves and promise of self government for South Africa as decisive factors. De Wet receives brief praise for the guerrilla era.
A Washington Star remark contrasts a dark horse becoming pale with excitement as a public figure shifts mood. The exchange features Senator Sorglum noting a candidate's changing demeanor amid political anticipation.
In a sharp exchange, one character questions Stiggins readiness to fight. The other argues his talk suggests he is so segured that bluffing seems necessary. The dialogue centers on perceptions of courage and bravado.
In a light exchange from the Indianapolis Star, Parker muses on voting and prayer, joking that if men voted as they pray the world would improve, while another quip notes some men vote rarely, once in ten years.
A leghorn straw sunbonnet shaped hat with a crown strap of wide sapphire blue taffeta ribbon and a back streamer. Pink tulle roses cluster at the crown and pomade accents create a youthful look. Model originates from London.
The poem paints a night scene where rain glitters on shop windows as an Italian woman's visage glows through the glass. The speaker senses a sacred, dream like radiance, recalling an old Italian painter and the Madonna with incense and desolate streets. It's a Harvard Monthly piece by J R Dos Passos Jr.
An essay argues urbanites can become “gentleman farmers” but warns many fail due to labor, lack of experience, and distant expert advice. It cites limits on early profits, possible long term land gains, and a few successes by women. Also notes Rev. John J. McCort named Bishop of Los Angeles and Bank of England gold shipments to the U S.
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