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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
3
A fragmentary verse piece recalls a night chase by a panther and a ragweed ambush as workers finish a day’s toil. It juxtaposes a shepherd’s solitude with Hungarian folk song praising Matra, blending rustic imagery with lyrical praise and a traveler’s reverie.
The Women's Bureau of the Democratic National Committee issues leaflets urging Democratic women nationwide to get out the vote. Women should persuade peers to vote for Wilson, distribute last minute reasons at polling places, factories, stations, and shops, and make brief phone calls highlighting the administration's record in support of Wilson.
Little relief from freight congestion was seen in local New Haven road terminals today. Relief is hoped tomorrow through a scheme to deliver over freight lacking original bills of lading to owners. With freight removed, new car deliveries may occur promptly. Agent Cosgriff has urged consignees to arrange expedited delivery to speed shipments. ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
A trim navy diagonal serge suit designed for an early winter hike features two sizes of bone buttons, a gray squirrel band on the navy velvet collar, matching cuffs, and a gray felt sailor hat to complete the look.
New York October 31 Lewis Nixon a longtime student of international affairs and leading public figure comments on campaign issues praising President Wilson’s handling of European war related problems as masterly He notes that the next five months may demand pivotal decisions and that a twilight zone of doubt could hurt the nation He adds Republicans with genuine national interests recognize this is no time for tentative policies to lead the country.
Col John McElroy a longtime Republican and former editor of the National Tribune declares that every G A R veteran owes gratitude to President Wilson. He refuses to campaign against Wilson, praising the widow and dependent pensions and Pension Bureau head Saltzgaber. He notes most G A R veterans are Republicans but affirms civic debt over party.
Advice column explores fashion obsessed society and men's influence on women's dress. It argues husbands should critique extreme styles, urges modest attire to protect workers and curb frivolity, and offers reader questions on making honorable introductions and managing love with patience.
A letter from M. E. asks what to do about his daughter who has dated a 24 year old man for four years. He notes she is a respectable, employed 22 year old with a good home and fears his mother would cause trouble if they wed. He seeks guidance on the situation.
A boy and friends play a street game after finding an old glove. Benny declares defiance as he throws down a gauntlet to see who will pick it up. Reddy Merfy, the local fighter, is drawn into the mock duel as Benny pockets the glove and shifts to a game of peggy.
Elsie Madorno of Huntington sues in Superior Court to compel her husband Nicholas Madorno to provide support. She claims illness prevents work and asserts they are not living together. Madonna, a plumber with good wages, is named as the husband. The couple wed September 24, 1910.
The Kenton Pharmacal Co announces Brownatone hair stain that instantly changes gray or faded hair to golden brown or black, with a retouch as hair grows. Sold in 25c and 1.00 sizes, claims no detectable residue and harmless use. Order direct or through druggists. trial bottle and booklet offered for 10 cents.
Commander Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army in America, is seriously ill at her home in Hartsdale New York. She is suffering from neuritis and all Salvation Army members have been asked to pray for her recovery.
A page lists recipes for prune corn muffins with steps on soaking and mixing, citrus orange meringue topping with lemon curd and stiff egg whites, baked rice with cheese, fresh toast with orange zest, pear salad with mayonnaise and almonds, and graham wafers. Also mentions CH AND FRENCH BULBS arrival at John Reck & Son.
A manifesto poem urging sisters to rise against child labor and the slave-like conditions of maternity and factory life. It extols voting rights and collective action to bless workers, praising a transformative moment when oppressed babes and mothers gain freedom. The text blends religious imagery with social critique.
Miss Alicia Loretta Keating and William J Casey were married today at St Augustine's church with a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev J B Nihill. Two cousins of the bride served at the altar and the couple planned a southbound honeymoon before settling in Stamford.
Francis J. Blackwood a masseur sues the city of Norwalk for 1000 damages after falling into a sidewalk excavation on South Main Street at 1 pm on August 2. He says the hole lacked lighting warning pedestrians and his left leg was badly hurt with shock.
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