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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
2
The narrator recalls a dramatic reckoning as time runs late for a train and a brass band welcomes them. The question lingers whether the pale girl before the mirror is the same lively Molly who once mocked life with wild confidence, now faded and changed.
A fragmented melodrama follows Molly and John as they hide from a bustling world, confess love, and imagine a future together. The scene blends humor and peril with intimate dialogue, detailing their escape from a controlling figure and their resolve to marry despite social obstacles. The narrative voice blends sensual longing with self reflection.
A narrator recalls a secret affair ending with a kiss and a plan to stay thin through golf and tennis. She considers burning the book but wonders if the other party would read it. The ending suggests a hopeful but ambiguous closure.
A Ukrainian romance unfolds as Anna Avienieff pursues Peter Kamienioff. After an initial rejection, Peter leaves town to avoid marriage while Anna remains, taking over house chores for a month. Peter finally returns to find Anna and the household altered by her persistence and the old mother’s tired routine.
A 1900s style health and fashion note advises women on careful corset fitting and daily wear. It promotes loose lacing, gradual tightening, proper bust height, airing damp garments, and multiple corsets for daily use, ending with a tip to store unused corsets with sachet powder for fragrance.
The article recounts two Central Vermont Railroad workers Ganger and Sullivan who formed The New York Excursion Company and chartered the City of Worcester for Hudson River trips in 1909. Financial trouble followed as bills piled up, payments failed, and creditors pursued the vessel under Admiralty law, leading to the New England Navigation Company reclaiming the ship amid mounting debts.
A testimonial from Mrs Saran R Whattey of Athens Texas praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from long standing female illnesses. The letter claims health improvement and younger appearance and notes the company's confidential correspondence with women seeking advice from the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
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