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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
7
Abroad notes report curious claims on wound myths, a French science talk by Laurant links seas bea referenced injuries to cerebro spinal disturbances, and Balken war trials. also a canal dike project in Feadme and immigrant rail, with criticisms of emigration policy and a libel verdict.
The report notes light frost in central areas and scattered showers in the eastern and northern parts of New England, with the heaviest rainfall 1.54 inches at a location named Portm, 8D. Drivers are advised to watch stock safety tonight and a mild temperature drop is recorded.
James A. Farrell of United States Steel returns from Europe and says global business is improving. exports rise in Britain and Germany expands export trade. He expects a world revival, notes cheap money and good crops fueling optimism, and flags Missouri Pacific notes and railroad service cuts as key factors shaping the outlook.
Dr Policarpo Bonilla former president of Honduras urged Boston chamber of commerce yesterday to establish a Honduran bank to widen markets for American goods and aid agricultural development. He noted the country has little capital and relies on commerce. stronger finance would boost business.
Judge E B Gary chairman of the United States iron and steel institute spoke in New York declaring the country is entering a new era favorable to big business. He noted a developing sentiment supporting giving big enterprises a fair chance as signs of the times point to improved conditions.
General expectations point to a very large fruit harvest across types, a peak not seen in the United States for years. Officials cite favorable weather and growing conditions, with commerce committees noting exceptional potential nationwide.
The article traces Victoria BC from its tribal gatherings at Bonghees site to its 1868 capital status and Dominion entry, with notes on Camosun natives, Hudson Bay Company links, Vancouver Island settlements, and the 19th century gold rush shaping its growth into a modern western city.
The article recalls Alla Nazimova born in a Crimea village near the Black Sea, childhood in Geneva, training as violinist then actress, later touring in Russia Berlin London and New York. It notes her American fame after 1906 Hedda Gabler contract and that she is married to Charles B. Bryant, spending summers in England.
The piece recalls Ecuador's May 24 1822 victory under Antonio Jose de Sucre that secured independence from Spain becoming part of a larger South American struggle. It notes ongoing turmoil after President Emilio Estrada's death and the brutal downfall of General Pedro Montero, with Guayaquil rebels seizing control.
The Locomobile introduces new left drive cars with four speeds controlled by the right hand. The model emphasizes safety with a Yale locking system, improved styling, and refined chassis and radiator design, aiming for a sleek, low profile and unbroken lines.
The article outlines a long running conflict in Ecuador with forces led by Montero and Andrade opposing President Plaza. After 1912 Gen Leonidas Plaza returned to power while rebels and government armies clashed in Esmeraldas. Reports of widespread revolution varied as Lima press accused by Plaza supporters of exaggeration. Ecuador’s history traces back to Caras rule and Spanish conquest with Sucre expelling Spaniards and a four year presidential term under current constitution, limited to non consecutive terms.
The Friday evening program by local youth at Center Street Methodist Hall received strong appreciation. After the show, refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Bibert R. Nichols plan to move into the Marsh brothers’ house vacated by Daniel Brewer and family. John Sherwood spent Friday out of town for business. Boston Grange No. 149 held its regular tail be at the hall. Miss Katherine details unclear.
Miss Clara Sanford of Long Fill visits her parents Mr and Mrs S Mariette Sanford. The saw mill in Silliman's Woods near the Center has moved to Redding within John Reid's woods. Ambrose Marsh George B Gregory B Beers and William E Disbrow served as pallbearers at Marcus Jennings funeral. Smialipos reportedly broke out in the Mexican quarter of Bizbee Arizona.
A patient describes eczema starting on hands and spreading, relieved after first use of Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. The ad notes products stop itching quickly and heal skin humors, pimples, dandruff, sores, burns and piles, with prices and a free trial offer from Baltimore.
New Haven May 23 The selection of a candidate for director in Class B of the federal reserve bank at Eas ter will probably be made when the State Bankers Association meets at New Haven on June The informal conference held yesterday served as a medium for exchange of opinion on this banking law and other phases of it Recommendations to the association will be made by the executive committee Before that however Secretary Co EB Hoyt of South Norwalk will each national bank submit the name of a banker whom it thinks would be available for director The names will be canvassed by the executive committee and reported upon by the executive committee In this way the opinion of Connecticut bankers will be obtained as to available candidates. Olivet Congregational church Main street and North avenue The Olivet Congregational church are holding special union services with the Christian Endeavor society every Sunday evening at 7 oclock The regular topic for the Endeavor society is considered from 7 to 745 pm and then after an anthem and hymn by the congregation the rector Rev George Tamblyn makes a chart address The meeting closes promptly at 830 pm Mr Tamblyns theme from now until July 1st is Some Christian Opportunities of the Twentieth Century In this series will be considered the opportunities presented by business law medicine teaching journalism and the ministry Your presence is invited to these services The Cunard liner Menomtania tobich arrived from Liverpool sighting a giant pers
A misread OCR fragment notes an incident at a charity affair in Boston. Key names like Avril and Harry C. Chase appear, with references to a charity case and charges. The text is garbled but implies a blast or accident during a fundraising gathering, with several people reporting injuries.
A garbled excerpt from a New York City item mentions a deaf child and a person named Reine with scattered phrases about hearing aid and a story book. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or positions.
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