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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1918
Page
6
RANN-DOM REELS by Howard K. Rann muses on soup, marriage, and change across eras. It recalls home made soups from discarded ric roast, beans boiling to feed children, and the impact of canned soup on bachelors seeking cooks, hinting at broader social shifts.
A humorous piece promotes canned soup as a quick thrifty meal option for men dealing with marital strain or living apart. It argues soup is affordable at home, costs about 30 cents daily, and can be opened with a can opener. The writer jokingly notes mishaps from beginners and suggests a plumber’s diploma would help.
The agreement requires Roumania to evacuate Danube near shore and Bessarabia within two months with Russian troops occupying vacated areas. After two months a 10000 man Roumanian detachment may stay in Bessarabia to guard rail hubs. Roumania will aid the federation if attacked and Russia will supply grain after local needs.
A narrator describes a chaotic morning with Jubilee and family, then children play outside. They visit an alley, watch Red’s father, build makeshift kites, and chase friends in rain. The day ends with the narrator heading to bed, noting wet clothes and rough conditions.
April 1 Stockholm reports nearly all Americans have fled Finland leaving Consul Haynes and Vice Consul Waldo in Helsingfors. A marooned party including Captain and Mrs Crossly Captain and Mrs Norman Stines MR Corse Edgar Sisson Arthur Bull Roger Simmons and John Tire reached Stockholm after crossing from Red to White guard lines under a truce flag. They were treated well by both sides before departure. Also reported Prince Emich Ernst son of Prince Kraft zu Leiningen killed leading a Grenadier unit at age 22 in Berlin’s Lokal Anzeiger.
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