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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
4
The piece argues earrings shape beauty and, beyond makeup, reflect a woman’s entire presentation. It advises choosing earring style to suit face shape skin tone and hair, noting long earrings can age a face while certain colors and shapes flatter olive or dark complexions and caution against diamonds.
The poem laments waste across farms forests and resources from coal to oil and gas. It condemns greed and misused wealth, urges learning from past excesses, and warns that current careless living will be paid by future generations. It cites tariffs trusts wages as issues while stressing the core problem of waste.
The article recalls Frank Black former New York governor known for humor and eloquence. It cites his remarks during the Roland B. Molineaux case about lavish praise and notes an anecdote of evaluating a stenographer applicant from an unnamed state.
Brief excerpt shows a young man arguing about alphabetical order in a classroom or discussion, with the Minneapolis Journal tone and phrasing highlighting the humorous side of a language quirk. The fragment suggests a light, sociable scene rather than a formal event.
Fashion notes describe Coatec forest toilettes in embroidered linen with white boots and violet tops. Draped mantlets match sashes, panama hats gain curves, and slashed skirts over elaborate net or lace petticoats appear. New French tailor costumes loom large as sports coats shorten and gain button trim.
The excerpt shares practical advice on garden vegetables and household hacks. It suggests planting Swiss chard young for salads or greens, repurposing old stockings as broom bags, and creating sturdy work sprons. Tips also cover cleaning, moth prevention for piano felts, and repurposing jars for leftovers.
Budapest will host the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress with a democratic executive committee led by Countess Iska Telekis. The group includes Vilma Glucklich and Rosika Schwimmer among many Hungarian leaders, educators, and businesswomen advancing women’s economic and political equality.
Washington May 25 Secretary Bryan is seen in a city market area with a large basket, marketing like a candidate. He complains about the white radish being his favorite and searches stalls, joking he is crazy for the vegetable.
Plans for a safer Fourth of July in New York include funding to manage celebrations while limiting danger and overseeing crowd safety. Officials discuss costs, decorations, and event coordination to ensure orderly public events and prevent disturbances.
A fragmented Easton page records social calls, visits, weddings, and events. Names include George Fiatte, Sir, F. Trockewail, Dorothy Lestey, Azula Gays, Stephen Barneare, and Artiet-Maag among others. Moments mention a gathering Friday and a planned town event with ball game.
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