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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
6
A short advice note stresses falling hair as a tragedy for a woman's crown and urges regular, systematic scalp and hair care. It details schedules for washing and treatment, links hair health to diet, living, and nervous health, and proposes a home remedy with green soap alcohol and rosemary tincture.
Deputy H B Elwood filed the Fairfield warrant charging embezzlement of about 180. Jennings appeared before Judge Bacon Wake man. bond set at 200 and a one week continuance granted. Jennings allegedly confessed to the appropriation named in the warrant, while his attorneys Fallon and Greenstein dispute the confession. The proceedings involve a partnership claim with Orlove and Jennings sharing profits. the farm has run about a year and is near profit. Arrest followed a body writ, bond offered at 1500, and continued legal sparring over settlements.
In Westport the plan for a central 12 room school with assembly hall and principal offices faces doubt. The Behoo l design by Frank Brissell would cost at least 100000, a size investors may shy from. Transport concerns arise if most schools cluster in one building, risking closures of outlying facilities.
Newtown narrates a comic tale of a man who misses a birthday party, returns to a neglected horse, and faces a public reveal after a telegram bearing a moral line shakes his conscience. Neighbors Hiram and Mr Apee play comic foils as the mystery unfolds and guilt overwhelms the protagonist.
An odd column in the June American Magazine riffs on marriage myths from ancient Rome to modern times. It cites Kin Hub bard and Miss Fawn Lippincut on lunar omens for happiness, then jokes about mismatched spouses and a vaudeville patter of domestic foibles.
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