Very Tipsy Woman Leads Thames Street Chaos in 1873
100 Years Ago item notes two fashionably dressed women arrive on the two o'clock train. One sober, the other intoxicated collapses in slush and snow at Thames and Bradford, tumbling repeatedly as onlookers watch a clumsy retreat down the street. The piece mixes society notes and local anecdotes. It also covers the St Mary St A Society election, an icebound schooner incident near Field's Point, a spoiled brat with a family toy list, and the plan for two new manufacturing enterprises including Bristol Merchants' and Mechanics' Manufacturing Company and a Richmond land factory project.
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Thames Street
Bradford Street
Chloe
Bradford Durfee
Samuel Castner, Jr
Hoboken
Field
Providence
State Street
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Manufacturing Company of
Bristol
General Assembly
Richmond
Wood Street
Constitution
Energy Power Keeps Nation From Waste Pileup
The text argues that sufficient electricity prevents a growing mess from waste and litter. It notes recycling of cans paper bottles and old cars can be converted to useful ends by electric energy and hints at expanding usage. The passage emphasizes energy's role in managing refuse and cleanliness.
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Harriet Bradford Coffee Shop
Clarence
Amelia Silva & Family
Narragansett
Van
Armour's
Oscar Mayer Bologna
Mn Bacon
Maine
Armours Star Bacon
Lemme
Hawaiin Punch
Crisco
Snow
N.B.C. Sea Round Crackers
Tlox