Conceit in a Boston Transcript fragment
A clipped theatrical exchange explores love and identity through a brief dialogue. The fragment hints at gender, affection, and self awareness within a Boston Transcript context.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
5
A clipped theatrical exchange explores love and identity through a brief dialogue. The fragment hints at gender, affection, and self awareness within a Boston Transcript context.
It is computed that in one year 600 million tons of coal are wasted through incomplete combustion and by heating and lighting unoccupied rooms and needless places. This figure highlights inefficiency in energy use and potential efficiency improvements in facilities and fuel management.
Women across America knit warm socks for troops overseas and back home. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as a non alcoholic tonic and nervine, with testimonials of aiding tired, overworked women. A trial package is offered by sending 10 cents to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
A vintage advertisement touts Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and cathartic remedy. It claims to regulate the system and cleanse the liver stomach and bowels with tiny sugar coated granules. The ad promises relief from sick headache bilious attacks constipation indigestion and related ailments and offers a 10 cent trial package.
Greenwich December 11 Special report describes a collision in front of Miss Elsie Tieran's residence between a sedan driven by Mrs. Clement Ray of Riverside and a Ford operated by Daniel Burke of New York City. Mrs. Ray and her daughter Katherine were shaken. Katherine sustained facial and body injuries and was treated, Burke unharmed aside from a bent mud cap. No arrests. Also notes Connecticut bar exams for Mills H L and William Evans and Roger Baldwin of Greenwich, plus a civil action by Mrs. Margaret King of Greenwich against National Market Company for compensation after her husband Andrew's death from on the job injuries.
Three homes near 1046 and 1028 Boston Avenue were entered Tuesday night through bathroom windows. Mrs. John Welly lost a diamond ring valued at 100, a diamond barch at 100, and 30 cash. C F Miller at 1028 Boston Avenue reported a gold watch and chain worth 59 with 70 cash taken. Daniel Holmes of 125 Asylum Street reported a gold locket and chain from his home plus 72 cash. Police Captain Edward Cronan dispatched officers to investigate.
The Boston Transcript notes a grocer’s shop incident where a slip led to a severed toe and gangrene, with alcohol preserved evidence. In Greenwich, Lillie Sanford Proctor Hoeninghaus seeks divorce from Frederick Floen inghaus alleging habitual intemperance and a statutory offense, plus custody of a 16 year old. The piece also covers church sermons, the Rockefeller Foundation speech at a health association convention, Belgian day observances, a Field Club New Year masquerade, and local civic notices.
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