Burglar alarms and time locks prompt cellar door worries
Residents discuss security measures as some households install time locks and burglar alarms on cellar doors amid concerns about break ins and property safety.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
4
Residents discuss security measures as some households install time locks and burglar alarms on cellar doors amid concerns about break ins and property safety.
The trend sees youth from the movement taking to empty back lots to launch the baseball season. They organize informal games and practice, using available space while embracing self reliance and rural proactivity.
The statement notes that painting a business incurs costs while a shabby appearance can deter customers, implying ongoing spend on appearance and the potential loss of revenue from poor curb appeal.
A witty remark notes that some men sample thirty different foods in a single meal and still fault olives for their upset stomach, illustrating selective blame and appetite excess.
Observers note a modern workplace trend where men remove coats not for warmth but to display upscale silk shirts. The change signals a shift in dress norms and professional image, with anecdotes from workers about comfort and status signaling.
Commerce notes that clerks set the style pace, challenging manufacturers and bank presidents to keep up with emerging smart dress and behavior standards in the workplace.
The text notes that the Russian soviets remain determined to contest the hardship of famine, showing resolve to defend their privileges even as hunger persists.
A whimsical note asserts the City of Happiness exists only in the State of Mind. The line plays on perception and imagination as a cultural expression.
Edward Fales Coward writes from New York on March 30 recalling Charlie Sylvester as a devoted friend and lively playmate. He fondly describes their boyhood in Bristol with memories of a drum corps a baseball team and a shared military game tied to the Franco Prussian era.
Bristol resident Mrs Angus McVarish reports back pain began after a cold and improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Buffington's Pharmacy. She praises the product for strengthening her back and correcting kidney trouble. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the 60 cent remedy.
The National India Rubber Company explains layoff rules prioritizing Bristol residents, local education for foremen, and fairness. It details evaluation criteria including quality, attendance, attitude, length of service, dependents, and residency, and invites members to visit the factory for closer understanding.
An editorial notes ongoing postwar celebrations dubbed Yap Week, critiquing public displays as offensive partisanship as the Harding dog and Wilson car reference stirs political tension.
A witty remark suggests marriage reveals preexisting folly. The speaker notes that someone who laments marrying is admitting he was a fool even before wedlock, implying continuity of folly prior to commitment.
A humorous remark branding a confirmed crook as a man who cheats while playing solitaire, implying deceit in a solitary card game. The line treats honesty and cunning as defining traits in a light, aphoristic tone.
A serialized page reviews three upcoming silent films. The first, a melodrama about a nobleman’s daughter, her forester husband, and a hidden vengeance arc centers on a child’s fate. Cast includes Frank Brownlee Norman Kennedy Alice Terry Francelia Billington. Also Bebe Daniels in She Couldn't Help It with Wade Boteler and Emory Johnson leading an ensemble. Thursday shows Lionel Barrymore in The Master Mind with a psychologist villain using a pawned innocent girl and a criminal underworld. ending touted as unusually dramatic.
Pastime Thursday notes the screen adaptation of Twin Beds by Margaret Mayo and Salisbury Field features an all star cast led by William Desmond and Helen Raymond. The project is described as one of the costliest ever bought for screen use and a major Associated First National attraction with high expectations.
Ambrose Federico and Antoinette Federico of Providence announce the birth of daughter April 1. Francis Gallagher aged 77 of this town and Elsie B. McCaw in her 23rd year are listed for April 1 and 2. Lewis B. Waldron of Fall River dies aged 65, funeral Thursday at 2:30 from 44 Constitution Street.
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