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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented diary narrative follows Molly the alluring widow known for wit and charm. The text weaves memory of love long past with a whimsical obsession over a gown and a gown’s waistline as the narrator contemplates aging, marriage, and social expectations. The piece teases domestic duties, flirtation, and the future while preserving a humorous, confessional tone.
A narrator recalls a comic dramatic scene with Dr John and Molly. The dialogue centers on teasing weight loss schemes, flirtations with Alfred Bennett, and a heavy emotional reflection on her past beauty and present self. It reads like a pressurized, intimate reminiscence from a diary excerpt.
Molly recounts nights rocking baby Billy while Dr. John keeps a distant, controlling watch. She longs for closeness with him yet resists his cold, procedural attitude. Uncle memories and Aunt Adeline’s steady presence contrast with the doctor’s stern care as Molly vows to prove her fidelity and cope with the haunting aftermath of Carter’s death.
The column offers home hair care tips using eggs and water for blonde hair, advising not to use hot water. It notes shampoos affect color less and suggests drying in sun, brushing for air, and letting hair down nightly. A freckle prevention method uses raw egg white diluted with water to form a protective film before powder.
Eleanor Cleveland stars in The Bridge at Lyric, a four act drama about a young engineer and a cantilever bridge project. The cast includes Bob Connes, Edward Nannery, Guy Harrington, Wilson Hummel, Estman Field, Charlett Carter, Margaret Lewis, with locals Charlotte Carter and Edward Lambert. The production blends suspense and humor as romance blooms amid labor tensions and construction challenges.
A historic notice highlights matinees offered daily at the lowest prices ever charged by a real stock company. The promotion emphasizes affordable access to entertainment and underscores the company’s commitment to value for patrons.
Fairfield County suffrage workers meet Thursday at Wilton under Mrs Hf H Knox to review recent legislative support for constitutional enfranchisement. The Fourth of July plans include open air meetings, parades, literature distribution, and speeches in Stamford Wilton Stratford and other towns with a pageant and decorated autos.
Poli's Theater hosts a well rounded vaudeville program featuring George Armstrong and Flo and Ollie Watler. The Three Laural Girls sing and dance, Dubois the juggler stands out, Vannie the ventriloquist, and the Walkey Trio provide clever comedy. Photo plays include two Westerns and two comedies with another Country Store act promised Friday night. Patrons have chances to win valuable articles.
Marina held its June quarterly meeting electing officers for the ensuing term. Names listed include C. R., Albert Vasnost, George O'Rourke, Edward Drew, Frank Danitn, Peter Farrell, William Dockerty, with F. H. Rogera as Lecturer and W. A. Keeling as Tec Sec. A family outing is planned for June 2th at Gypsy Spring.
A theater showcases Vitagraph Co. films including comedies and dramas with two part feature The Tragedy of Big Eagle Mine. Patrons receive souvenir Vitagraph Players postal cards tomorrow as part of the program.
Windom Kansas woman recounts bladder trouble and female weaknesses. After spending on doctors she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the remedy and urges others to try it, claiming forty years of proven tonic benefit.
Four daily papers review The Country Boy by the Poll Players at the Plaza Theatre. Critics praise strong performances, director Bocola, and a warm weather hit drawing steady patronage despite heat.
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