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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
6
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company touts Prince Albert as a full time tobacco joy. The copy claims a patented process cuts bite and parch and guarantees bite free long lasting flavor seven days a week for trail smokers seeking national joy in smoke.
Early music study benefits children and can start before adolescence. Encourage show of talent with short lessons and regular practice. Constant observation helps prevent bad habits and saves time by avoiding later unlearning.
The speaker recounts Uncle Eben noting that some men are willing to work or fight but linger too long thinking about which path to choose. The remark highlights indecision and the tension between action and contemplation.
An excerpt presents Schiller noting that man is created free and remains free even when born in chains, reflecting on freedom and human condition in a concise philosophical statement.
A Jefferson quotation extols farmers as the most valuable citizens and strongest link to liberty. It praises their vigor independence virtue and commitment to country and liberty through lasting bonds.
A fragment notes a speaker called A springer or spingter who, when asked if she read Aesop's fables, claimed she read them when they first came out, leaving friends puzzled by the remark.
A thoughtful excerpt quotes Lavater praising the generous who are just and the just who are generous, noting such virtuous traits may attract heavenly favor without notice. The line underscores moral integrity and benevolence as admirable paths.
A concise survey of tomorrow’s global concerns highlights uncertain trends in technology climate and society. Analysts weigh economic shifts political tensions and scientific breakthroughs shaping the future trajectory for nations and communities.
Robert Booke challenges critics who say Elizabethan drama is coarse arguing real literary realism reflects what living men say in the presence of a clergyman. The Boston Herald notes this view as a critique of prudish standards in literature.
A historic Aberia rock drawing scene shows a large buffalo with barnlike shapes, an African elephant, a demon leopard, gazelle, a dyme fe goat and sheep.
Uncle Eben muses on repeatedly seeing a man’s portrait and wonders what they tell of fame beyond self-portraits. The remark hints at memory and identity in a curio of recognition.
A Detroit News feature extols Lieut Col Luke H Callan of the 107th Engineers, 32d Division, praising his leadership, rough but generous nature, and role in keeping the regiment intact in France. The article lauds Callan’s Rhode Island roots, contracting background, and political savvy, and notes the regiment’s strong, disciplined performance as a model unit.
At the Pastime Theatre next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday the photodrama Ireland a Nation screens with a 2:30 matinee. Peggy O'Brien sings Ireland songs and Donovan's Orchestra provides music for evening shows. The film recounts the early Irish Parliament’s breakup and Ireland’s path toward national property, framed by the era’s war history.
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