Rubber Co Reports Record Net Sales for 1919
The United States Rubber Company posts net sales of 10.9 million dollars for 1919, up over 10 million from the prior year. Directors chair Coit notes strong profits and expansion across tire and construction divisions as 1920 outlook remains favorable.
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United’ States
Rubber Company
Forptherean
Saniels P- “Coit
Ithe
An. Procése
Ber Yargen
Tia Abiteys
Gomipang
Busi
HESS
Teesamadt
Hevadvanc
Ang Peut
District Nurse Report Totals For March Activities
Monthly report by Miss Mary Taylor covers district nurse duties. It lists retraining and advisory visits, metropolitan and tuberculosis visits, obstetrical cases and totals. Counts include 61 retraining visits, 163 metropolitan visits, 23 tuberculosis visits, 3 obstetrical cases, 4 men and 295 women, 14 children, 25 operations, and total visits amounting to 603.
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Mary’ Taylor
Vearris
Hokara promises clear skin for eczema relief
An advertisement touts Hokara as a quick remedy for eczema and skin troubles like pimples and itching. It claims even severe cases such as ulcers improve without greasy ointments, offering bottles at 5c to 1.00 and a druggist guarantee.
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Pople
W. H. Buffington
Cardinal O Connell Defends Feminism Debate and Labor Strikes
A transcription of Cardinal O Connell’s charged defense cites his stance against feminism and labor strikes as a challenge to authority. The piece notes his influence in New England and his framing of masculine authority tied to working class values.
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Tee Iamants
Gigae O Connells
O'Connell
Boston
Valsdy
I Believe in the United States Government Savings Pledge
A historic public pledge expresses faith in the United States, urging individuals to work hard live simply save consistently and invest thoughtfully. It emphasizes purchasing government securities to strengthen the nation’s financial foundation and uphold national prosperity.
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United States
American
Exchange opportunity for Liberty Loan bonds at Industrial Trust
Reading-era notice states that holders of temporary Second Liberty Loan bonds may exchange them for new permanent bonds via the Industrial Trust Company. It notes bonds are received by the Boston Federal Reserve Bank as fiscal agents and urges townholders to exchange when ready.
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Industrial Trust Company
Federal. Reserve Bank
Boston
United States
Mpany
Ndw
Bristol Y M C A Bristol Basket Ball Season Finale
Manager George S. Pailthorpe of the Bristol Y M C A basket ball team and Manager McKone of East Greenwich arrange the last game of the season on the local floor Thursday evening. A wrestling exhibition between Bo Almeida and Tony Silvia will precede the game and a social hour with dancing and an orchestra follows the contest. Silvia, a Bristol WW veteran, once held the 125 pound wrestling title at Fort McHenry.
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Bo Almeida
Tony Silvia
Silvia
Bristol
Fort McHenry
Focas
Broadway Saint and Marys Ankle Screenings This Week
Tuesday to Friday listings highlight premieres and showings at local theaters. Montagu Love stars in A Broadway Saint a country boy’s New York misadventures with comic outcomes. Marys Ankle features Doc Hampton using a wedding ruse to claim an inheritance and a Tag Day romance.
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Eeweeeres
Montagu Love
New York
Douglas MacLean
Doris May
Mary
Doc Hampton
Doc
Honolulu
Constance Talmadge
Ann Little
Jack Hoxie
Lightning Brice
Fox News
Tom Mix
Texas
Ryan
Pearl White
Mutt and
Jeff
Coming Events at Local Venues in April
April 6 and 7 Pastime Theatre hosts Twentieth Century Revue under American Legion Kearney Post No 6. April 8 Princepessa Elena Society Italian Hall hosts benefit dance directed by Prof. Riccio. April 9 Grand Ball at Naval Armory honors Soldiers and Sailors of Excelsior Club. April 12 and 13 minstrel show at Pastime Theatre under King Philip Lodge Loyal Order of Moose. April 1e dance in A R Hall under Providence Musical Club. April 15 Grand Firemen’s Ball at Naval Armory under King Philip Fire Company. April 16 dance at Colt Memorial High School by Class of 1920. April 17 and 24 Fourth annual King Philip Fife and Drum Corps fair in G A R Hall. April 20 Public Whist in G A R Hall by Bristol Whist Club. April 22 Dance at Naval Armory by Dorie Club St Albans Lodge A F and A M.
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Kearney Post
American Legion
Prof
Riccio
Princepessa Elena Society
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Naval Armory
Soldiers and Sailors of Excelsior Club
King Philip Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
A. R. Hall
Providence Musical Club
King Philip Fire Company
Colt Memorial High School
King
Philip Fife
G A R. Hall
Bristol Whist Club
Dorie Club
St Alban's Lodge
A M
Easter Services Mark Bright Attendant Crowds at St Michael
Easter at St Michael and other churches drew large congregations despite threatening weather. Altar lilies palms and flowers brightened the pulpits as the day featured morning prayers Holy Communion and an Easter cantata The Paschal Victor performed by a full choir with soloists and a Sunday School service in the afternoon.
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St. Michael's Church
Stainer
Garrett Seay
Victor Glori
Matthews
Holy Communion
Mark Andrews
Walter H. Angell
Bente
Mendelssohn
Stewart
Mildred Keating
James F. O'Donnell
Allan F Potter
Pardon RL Kenney
Easter Day Services and Music Details
Easter services were held at 7 a.m. 10 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. The 10 30 service featured a prelude by Mrs. Harry Allen on violin, Harriet Kinder on cello, and Helen Church as organist. Processional hymn was Hail Festal Day with plainsong Kyrie and Agnus Dei among the listed elements.
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Harry Allen
Harriet Kinder
Helen Church
Easter Masses at St Marys Church Highlight Choir Solos
The senior choir led the 10:30 Mass at St Marys Church with Frank Cassidy of Providence singing tenor solos and Alfred Dubne bass. Soprano solos were sung by Theresa Sullivan, Margaret Conley, and Norah E. Dwyer. The Kyrie and Easter hymns filled the service under Francis J. Doyle.
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St. .Mary’s Church
Turner
Frank Cassidy
Providence
Alfred Dubne
Theresa Sullivan
Margaret Conley
Norah E. Dwyer
Regia
T.j.illan
D. J. Fullam
O. Salutaris
Francis J. Doyle
Easter Services At First Baptist Church Highlight Baptisms
Sunrise service at six with two baptismal candidates. Morning and evening services feature hymns and anthems including Christ is Risen and King Victorious. The day includes a children's concert at noon and Easter lily offerings.
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Christ
Prince of Life
Jesus
Easter at Congregational Church Promises Musical Worship
Easter morning at 10 30 features worship and a sermon with member reception. The church quartet performs So ph e Tomb is Empty Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead and Magdalene. At 7 30 the cantata The Victor of Bozrah is sung by the Church School with quartet and instrumentalists Archibald Dunbar Donald Mathewson violinists William Hobbs Jr cellist. The program lists opening hymn O Master Let Me Walk With Thee prayers and a sequence of songs and solos by the School and Rev J J Goodacre with Bertha Farrington Ruth Weaver Anna Coggeshall Reginald Dimond and others.
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J. J. Goodacre
Victor
Bozrah
Isaiah
R. F. Munro
Angel
Bertha Farrington
Mary Magdalene
Anna Coggeshall
Tomb
Ruth Weaver
Cleopas’ Story
J J Goodacre
The Bright and Morning Star School Pauls Testimony
Rev J J Goodacre conducts a church program featuring the anthem Rejoice and on Quartet Benediction. The event highlights Pauls testimony and a singing quartet led by Goodacre.
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Bright and Morning Star
Paul
J. J. Goodacre
Rejoice
Goodatre
Easter Morning At St. Marys Episcopal Church
Easter service at St Marys Episcopal Church featured organ preludes hymns and anthems. Herbert Town directed with Arthur T Newman as organist providing postlude and musical offerings during the dawn gathering.
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Herbert Town
Arthur T. Newman
Eighth Mass Highlights Sacred Heart Service
At 8 oclock Mass the choir sang Christ the Lord is Risen and Hail the Holy Day of Da The 10 oclock High Mass featured the full senior choir. The Rosary was recited at 7 30 p m with litany and O Salutaris Hostia Santum Ergo and Laudate Dominum sung by the senior choir. Miss Catherine Connery played organ.
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Eibeit
Catherine Connery
Masses and Hymns Mark St Elizabeths Church Services
At St Elizabeths Church Leonard's mass in Bb opened the 10 oclock mass with soloists Elizabeth August Mary Mello Margaret Borges Anthony Nunes and Virgino Cabral The offertory featured Regina Coeli and Lo He Hath Risen The 9 oclock children mass had fitting hymns In the 730 pm rosary and benediction were led by Pastor Francesco Vieira The musical program was directed by Miss Isabelle Oliver the organist.
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ST. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth’s
Leonard
Elizabeth August
Mary Mello
Margaret Borges
Anthony Nunes
Virgino Cabral
Regina Coeli
Aoe Francesco Vieira
Mise Isabelle Oliver
Daily Thought Inspires Quiet Resolve in Struggle
A fragmented quote reflects a lone meditation on death and devotion to country. The archaic phrasing hints at a Victorian or revolutionary-era tone as a soldierly voice contemplates sacrifice for liberty.
Bristol Improvement Association Annual Meeting Tonight
The Bristol Improvement Association holds its annual meeting this evening at the Hotel Belvedere at o clock. Officers for the upcoming year will be elected and future plans discussed. no formal notices have been issued but a large attendance is hoped.
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Bristol Improvement Association
Belvedére
Briltlingsyeir
Easter Monday Ball by Bristol Knights of Columbus
Bristol Council No. 379 Knights of Columbus held its Easter Monday ball last evening at the Naval Armory. A large crowd enjoyed Crown Orchestra led by Capt. Fred M. Straight with a fine concert program. Edward Ryan chaired the arrangements.
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Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Naval Armory
Crown Orchestra
Fred M. Straight
Edward Ryan
Poison Pen and Dual Minds Promising Stage Vehicle
An Edwin August production features Allayne Filbert in a dual personality drama resembling Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with a female lead whose split between good and evil drives the plot. The five reel feature is paired with a vaudeville bill including Franks and Norimar, the Weathes, Dudley Gordon, a dancer, Ferris and Ward, Revolving Collins, and Eugene Dug’s comedy act.
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Eristipeie Patie
Edwin August
Allayne Filbert
Miss Elvidge
Stevenson
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Franks
Norimar
Two Weathes
Dudley Gordon
Danter
Ferris
Ward
Collins
Hovelty
Eugene Dug
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Bristol Man With Backache
A Bristol citizen recalls frequent backache and kidney trouble from heavy lifting. After using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Burtington's Pharmac, he reports prompt relief and says they have never failed in three years of use. Buffalo NY firm Foster Milburn prints the ad.
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Bristol
Manchester
Bourne
Dean
Burtington
Doan
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