Here we are, Super Bowl Sunday +1. Stanley Cup Finals (June 18), be advised that you are now on the clock.
Weather
Sunny and 53, your table is ready.
100 years ago today in Bristol
A card party and dance were held at the Firemen’s Hall in Forestville.
Meanwhile, the Elks held a dance and masquerade party.
Abraham Lincoln
Speaking of Lincoln, Bristol’s Screwy Louie stopped by the TBE offices Sunday morning and found the GMB staff yucking it up and playing cards. Screwy said he was there to remind us that “If Lincoln were still alive, he would be 214 years old. That be pretty impressive regardless of your politics.”
Indeed, it would, Louie. Indeed, it would.
Coupons
In 1887, Coca-Cola distributes what is widely agreed to be the very first coupon. The coupon was for one free glass of Coke.
Back to the Super Bowl
TBE Super Bowl predictions were as follows:
Laura Bailey: 27-24 Eagles
Rit Carter: 37-24 Eagles
Dave Fortier: 37-33 Eagles
Jack Krampitz: 34-28 Chiefs
The High Desert
Enjoy Monday, Bristol. Our journey out of here begins now.
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