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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
14
A series of clarifications about war gardens, their aims, and how to reduce waste. It covers what to plant, preserving perishables, saving seeds for next year, and how to minimize bread, meat, and wheat use by expanding vegetables and fruits in homes and camps.
Mrs Hempstead attends a social gathering with numerous guests listed from Ruth Greenwood to Natalie Greenwooss and families. The event features a bride recipient and lively conversations amid informal introductions and entertainment.
A fortune teller tells a girl her sick doll will improve with care and she will adopt a motherly view of the world. She is urged to aid the Red Cross and the war effort while hoping for a safer world for democracy and women’s leadership.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed items on food preparation, wartime postage, naval enlistment, gender notes, stenography jobs, and school notes. It references a cold dip after blanching vegetables, a two-cent stamp for a free mailing, Pelham training station, women’s behavior, and stenographers needed with mention of rates.
Miss Warp and Mr Hols wed quietly last week in Stamford officiated by Rabbi Habbie Schapto. The bride, known in this city for her social circle, is connected to local clubs and events. the groom, formerly in the shoe business, will reside in Stamford while the bride attends a convention in Atlantic City.
Louis Prashi of 181 Seaview Avenue is in St Vincent's hospital after a left leg injury from a fall into a trench at the American Staining and Wrapping company plant yesterday morning. Dr J I Weegan at the emergency hospital gave first aid and ordered transfer to St Vincent's Hospital where he is resting comfortably.
Dr Anna Howard Shaw pledges United support of women for the war effort at a National Federation event. She says the government has a capable, law abiding army in the women of the United States and that education has moved toward community service. The remarks follow notes on 16 million school and home gardens nationwide.
A Ruth Cametion column debates whether the earning husband or homemaking wife bears the heavier burden. It contrasts a husband who assists after work with a wife who bears full domestic load, noting changing duties, child care, and the call for shared chores in modern households.
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