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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
The prisoner recalls daily confinement on the ramparts while awaiting a trial in Ya dasara. Daria defends Drussenland against King Vasea and his foreign-backed rule, praising Sir Knight O Ryan and Verrall while challenging treachery. The king weighs merits and loyalty as the court prepares a verdict.
Count Vasca and Sir Knight Aspy face accusations amid treachery in Drussenland. Captain O'Ryan's truth is questioned as the king orders the couple to the fortress. Death awaits after a pending interrogation, while Daria and Aldrida witness the grim scene.
In a period notice a product titled Bachma Female Regulator is advertised addressing menstruation delays and other natural causes. The ad cites a patent attorney A M Wooster, formerly U S Patent Office examiner, offering a booklet on patents and instruction for obtaining the patent. The price is listed as $1.75 for the outfit and mentions a security blog report and a postal booklet service.
Lasky’s vaudeville showcase at Poli’s Theatre features The Trained Nurses with Henry Bergman and Gladys Clark, plus an array of acts including Those Four Entertainers, the Three Leightons, and bright musical numbers. The program offers dancing, novelty juggling, and a Poliscope film lineup, with reservations via phone 2910 and a planned Plaza welcome for the Brothers Byrne.
More than four hundred members and friends of Court Marina Foresters of America held a Ladies Night with a city concert and New England style banquet. Highlights included an extensive musical program, dancing, and a notable Turkey Trot performance by Meyer and Hanley. A permanent ladies auxiliary is planned. Also in Juneau Alaska the territorial Senate adopted resolutions urging Wilson to back railroad construction along Alaska routes and to appoint only bona fide Alaska residents to territorial government posts.
Park Theatre presents the latest Gordon-North burlesque "Girls of the Gay White Way" for three days starting today March 6. The two musical comedies feature Dan Roth lyrics Ba Ray Berlin and Von Tizer music with a large cast including Sam Hearn James Rowland and many others. The production promises high standard entertainment and a strong burlesque show with travesties and chorus ballet numbers.
In Trenton on March 6 the federal court adjourned the government case against Seely Davenport and Jacob Dunn, indicted for threatening the President, due to the absence of President Wilson's private secretary Joseph P. Tumulty. Tumulty’s testimony on letters received at the state house under former Governor Wilson is needed, so the matter was carried to the April Newark term.
A Windom Kansas resident recounts severe bladder and female health troubles eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors provided little help. She urges others with female health issues to consider the remedy and notes the company offers free advice from Lynn Mass.
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