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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
14
A brief verse proclaims a single possessive claim and its clear impact. The speaker asserts ownership and notes how the idea asserts itself with voice and presence.
Recipes for Yankee Puffs Parsnip Soup and Curried Veal with butter sugar flour milk and baking powder. Par nips potatoes onions and water boiled mashed served. Veal simmered with onion butter water lemon juice added before serving. Bananas baked in skins with lemon juice finishing touch.
A Paris turban described in blue velvet with silver trim. A maidens style offers a plain black velvet model bound with blue satin ribbon, picoted and trimmed with a pink rose appliqué.
An intricate pattern for an evening bodice in chiffon with a self fabric girdle and sash closure. It describes front and back neck shapes, underbody construction, sleeve ruffles, embroidery trims, and detailed perforation and stitching instructions for assembly.
A 1913 essay warns that mothers spoiling sons create unready husbands and lists consequences. It argues mothers should teach sons chivalry and respect for women, noting temper, selfishness, and entitlement deform future marriage dynamics. The piece critiques overindulgent parenting and urges balanced training for sons.
A long excerpt from a local advice column discusses marital elopements legal notices and parental guidance. Readers ask about how to contact estranged spouses and whether young couples should follow parental wishes over romance. The tone urges respect for elders and prudent choices to secure future happiness.
A boy and cousin Artie stage Oswald the Brave on the pavement using caps as masks. They tease neighbor Gertrood Simsin on her front steps who calls them names and chases them into the street, ending with the children fleeing after the disruption.
This notice recalls the centenary birth of Philip Pendleton Cooke highlighting his popular lyrics Florence Vane and Rosa Lee, his Froissart Ballads, and the Cooke family’s Virginia prominence. It notes his Martinsburg birth in 1816, Princeton education, brief law study, and shift to poetry, plus family figures like John Esten Cooke and Philip St George Cooke.
Miss Glaggs gy wora daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Ford 1963 North avenue and Mr Charles F Kunkel of 1302 North avenue wed at St Augustine's church The ceremony was led by Rev J B Nihill P R with nupital mass The couple will honeymoon in Washington D C and reside on North avenue The bride is a popular vocalist in the North End The groom runs a meat and grocery business with his brother at 1282 North avenue A second wedding Miss Marion Doris McPherson wed Hector A Letourneau at Holy Trinity church Greenfield Mass The bride wore white chiffon taffeta and georgette crepe with veil The groom is a gauge inspector at Ashcroft Co The pair will honeymoon in New York and Philadelphia and plan to settle in Bridgeport briefly Also noted the Hinkee Dee club Thanksgiving Eve dance at Slochm's gymnasium.
The Remington Arms band announces it will affiliate with Bridgeport lodge No 289 Loyal Order of Moose and take the name Moose band. Members will be received into full membership next Sunday at Colonial hall Fairfield avenue.
The coroner found Emil J. A. Boen’s death accidental after his body was found beside railroad tracks in Norwalk. He had boarded a city train and was put off at Norwalk while attempting to board another train. Accidental death also ruled in W. C. Waldner case near Hawleyville. In Vermont, Mrs. BE. W. Benjamin died in a Northfield fire that destroyed the Northfield House.
Refugees crowd Petrograd forcing hotels to fill and rooms to vanish. Universities plead for aid as students sleep on benches and share crowded rooms. Proposals include low rent rooms from hotels and converting theaters to lodging to ease the shortage. Advertisements show rental bonuses up to 500 roubles for tips.
The group known as Prince's Band has built a reputation for Yankee enthusiasm and now eyes a program blending patriotism with dance, aiming to expand their appeal in a creative, nationalistic performance.
Only one week remains in the fifth laying contest at Storrs and the top pens are unlikely to change. Oregon Agricultural College leads with 47 eggs for the week, followed by Obed G. Knight's White Wyandottes at 38 and Tom Barron's English White Wyandottes at 36. Total weekly yield reached 1497 eggs as birds head to Canada, England, and California for the closing days and a new sixth contest opens soon.
The article advocates keeping youth by monitoring liver and bowels and avoiding a sallow complexion. It mentions Dr Edwards and a product Olive Tea claimed to improve health, with a price of 25 cents per box and availability from druggists.
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