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Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1965

Page

6

Reading Pause Prompt for Gentle Advertisers

A playful aside notes how readers can return to the paper to finish reading without missing details. It emphasizes reader convenience and advertiser appeal, suggesting a steady flow of engagement and ongoing access.

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Pittsfield’s Five Miles Of Steam Heats City Homes

Pittsfield Electric Co pioneered central station heating in the city with steam pipes underground feeding about 90 buildings. From 1892 the system extended from the Academy of Music to North Street, later buried under sidewalks, with 5 miles of steel mains and 85 percent magnesium insulation supplying heat at 500 degrees reduced to five at the customer.

Pittsfield Pittsfield Electric Co Central Station Rennie Avenue Eagle Street William A. Whittlesey Sr William Whittlesey III Western Mass, Electric Co Northeast Utilities Academy of Music School Street North Street England Brothers’ Store North Maplewood Avenue Plunkett School Telephone Company Howard Block West Street Peter Hoffman Hoffman Silver Lake Turners Falls West Springfield Charles Paar Mr. Paar Fenn Street

South Church To Honor College Students

The South Congregational Church will honor college students this Sunday with a sermon in dialogue by Duke sophomore Roberta Bole and Williams College sophomore Richard Forman on The Church in a Secular Environment. Andover-Newton senior Robert Livingston will act as liturgist and a student choir directed by Sara Davis of the University of Connecticut will sing. Service at 10 38 a m followed by coffee.

South Congregational Church Roberta Bole Richard Forman Duke University Williams College Robert Livingston Andover-Newton Theological School Sara Davis University of Connecticut

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