Guardian's Notice in Bristol Ward Ad posted March 27 1907
Guardian Louise Waldron, guardian of the person and estate of nine E Chadwick of Bristol, gives notice that anyone with claims against the ward must file in the clerk's office within six months from the first advertisement.
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Bristol
Eliza Bullock
Ward
George H. Peck
State Court
Tol
Mary A. Tobin
James Tobin
Bustol
E. Chadwick
Louise P. C. Waldron
How to be pleasant in mixed company tips
Detroit Free Press offers quick social pointers for a nineteen year old to seem agreeable. Start with a humorous hair washing line, mention music interests, compliment art by pointing to onlooked wall pictures, and joke about olives at dinner to show honesty. A few simple prompts are suggested to ease conversation.
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Ric
Mabel
Detroit Free Press
False Alarm at Dechard House Described by Tailor
A misdirected home intrusion ends with Dechard claiming the intruder sought payment. The tailor, attempting to force entry, voices demands while Pele Mele witnesses a tense exchange. The scene portrays mistaken ownership and confrontation without further action.
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Dechard
Pele- Mele
Jatin Proverb about bearing misfortune
A concise reflection notes that enduring hardship frames a wiser fate. The saying emphasizes resilience and perspective in the face of adversity as a guiding principle.
Kadog or Dyspepsia Medicine Ad Now Promoted
An early advertisement touts KODOL as a remedy for stomach distress and bad breath. It claims alignment with the National Pure Food and Drugs Law and lists W H Buffington as the seller or agent for distribution under a relief plan.
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Aggnts
W.H. Buffington
Tuberculosis in Mills Meeting in Providence Forms Co Op Plan
A Saturday Providence meeting of industrial leaders and Rhode Island physicians at the Amditorium on South Main street discussed eradicating tuberculosis. Leaders urged employer involvement, labor cooperation, and legislation for case registration, with Drs Peters and Peckham endorsing education and sanitary reforms in mills. A committee including Joseph E. Fletcher Alfred M. Coates and Gardner Swarts was appointed to promote sanitary measures and outreach.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Amditorium
South Main Street
John R. MacColl
Lorraine Manufacturing Co
New England Cotton Association
Board of Trade
Viall
Brown & Sharpe Manuufacturing C Co
W. H. Peters
Millsand
Fulton
League of the Suppression of Tuberculosis
Rowland G. Hazard
The
Peacedale Manufacturing Co
da Baerst
Alfred M. Coates
J. & P. Coates Manufacturing Co
Pawtucket
Lonsdale
Joseph E. Fletcher
Coronet Worsted Co
American Association of Worsted and Woolen Manufacturers
Fenner H. Peckham
MaccQuell
Gardner L. Swarts
Fletcher
Birds Evolved From Reptiles
The article explains that modern birds descend from reptiles, supported by fossil evidence showing intermediate forms. It notes some species like the penguin still retain rudimentary wings, unable to fly and used mainly for propulsion in water.
DeWitts Dsarbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad Claim
An old retail claim touts DeWitts Dsarbolized Witch Hazel Salve as good for every use of a salve and especially for piles. It notes twenty years of usage and directs readers to obtain from W H Buffington.
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DeWitt
W. HB. Buffington
Comrade David Phetteplace Dies at Soldiers' Home
Comrade David Phetteplace of the Soldiers' Home died Sunday morning in the institution. A Civil War veteran, he served in Battery B and D of the First Rhode Island Light Artillery. He was admitted about four years ago from Providence and was in his 87th year. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning by Rev. William R. Trotter of Trinity Church, with interment in North Cemetery.
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David Phetteplace
Rhode Island Light Artillery
Provideng
William R. Trotter
Trinity Church
North Cemetery
Widow Margaret Christie Dies After Illness in Haverhill
Mrs. Margaret A. Christie widow of John J. Christie died about 9:30 yesterday morning at her Wood Street home after a period of declining health. Born May 1 1862 in Bradford Massachusetts she was daughter of William and the late Katherine Regan. She married John J. Christie August 31 1880 and moved here soon after. her husband died March 12 1898. She ran the grocery provision and market business for nine years and recently sold her property at Wood and State to the Quirk Brothers. She was a devout member of St Marys Church and is survived by three children, her aged father two brothers and two sisters all of Haverhill Massachusetts. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 9:30 from St Marys Church.
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Margaret A. Christie
John J. Christie
Wood Street
Christie
Bradford
Mass
William
Katherine Regan
Fr. Dougherty
St. James Church
Cbristie
Wood and
State Streets
Quirk
St. Mary’s Church
Grover Christie
Kathleen Christie
Daniel
Henry Regan
Daniel H. Maguire
Daniel Donahue
Haverhill
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