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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1916
Page
11
Full swinging models for dress or general wear made of rich lustrous silk plush. Unmatchable warmth and beauty at the popular price of $25. Cut on generous flowing lines whose pretty flare suits women, large or slender. For misses too.
The article traces legendary World Series stars from 1884 onward and profiles notable pitchers and hitters such as Radbourne Tim Keefe Christy Mathewson Babe Adams Colby Jack Coombs Joe Wood Hank Gowdy Addison Gumbert and others. It notes their era shifting fame and the lasting impact of these early post season performances.
A fragmented sports column and satire piece lambasts umpires and hints at national commissions, mentions the World Series, Connie Mack, Honus Wagner, Eddie Plank, and a joke about Dutch and French bulbs just arrived, closing with a note about new bulbs. The piece weaves humor with sports history and figures from the era.
In the Southern Ruralist editor Dr. H. E. Stockbridge accuses Hughes of spreading misstatements and mocks the Republican claim of progress. The piece argues Durand and Tittman departures hurt census and coast survey work, defends veterinary science in public service, and labels Republican progress as backward.
On September 30, 1915 an organization adopted a resolution commending President Wilsons foreign policy and pledging loyal support to protect American rights and uphold impartial neutrality. The statement counters Hughes attacks and defends Wilson from political rhetoric.
Samuel J. Graham of Pittsburgh told Democratic National Committee chair John McCormick that Col. Roosevelt and his ally Hughes promote dangerous ideas. He argued Roosevelt would have seized ships and property, overstepping constitutional authority, risking war with Germany.
An antique ad urges protection from street and workshop dust, claiming Leon ardi's Cough Syrup clears dust and phlegm, soothes irritation, and helps with colds bronchitis whooping cough and croup. Sold by Hindle's Drug Stores at 987 Main St and 909 Main St for 25 cents.
A dealer offers a large stock of bedroom furniture in Adams William and Mary Jacobean Colonial and other styles. Items include Circassian walnut mahogany and maple pieces. A 4 piece Circassian walnut suite bed dresser chiffonier and toilet table is advertised at 179, down from 229.
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