Palm Sunday at Local Churches with Solemn Processions
Palm Sunday services filled local churches as blessed palms were distributed at Trinity St Mary's St Elizabeths and Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Processions and hymns accompanied readings and a Passion Mass followed by Holy Week schedules across the parishes.
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Trinity
St Mary's
St Elizabeth's
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Trinity Church
Christ
Jerusalem
Chor
William R- Trotter
Welock
St Michael's
Thomas A Johnstone
St Elizabeths Church
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Governor approves pardon for Angelo Ciarelli
Governor Pather sent a pardon to the Senate for Angelo Ciarelli an 18 year burglary term conditional on leaving the state and moving to Kansas City If he returns or violates terms he will be recommitted The pardon followed changes including a proposed marriage to a town woman and prior plans to relocate to California Judge Hahn who sentenced him in February 1921 approved the plan after the man confessed to the crimes and the 25 counts were dropped.
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Pather
Senate
Angelo Ciarelli
Ciarell
Kansas City
Ciarelli
Pothter
California
State
Cravedh
Massachusetts
Hahn
Clarell
Superior Court
Nolo
Funeral Services for Commander Robert Ho Bullock Held
Funeral services for Commander Robert Ho Bullock of Babbitt Post NeaR GAR, who died Thursday at Rhode Island Hospital, were held Sunday at his home 1219 Hope Street. Delegations from multiple posts and committees attended with a Grand Army ritual and firing squad. The Reverend Anson B Howard officiated, and many floral tributes were sent by prominent groups.
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Robert Ho Bullock
Babbitt
Gar
Rhode Island
Hope Street
Babbbitt
Harold W Baker
First Baptist Church
Edward WM Kavanaugh
Kearnsy Post
American Legion
Mr Howard
Kearney Post
John Perry
Babbitt Pass
Ark
Babbitt Womans Relic Corps
Kearney
North American Legion
Cranston
Department of That Mill
Rhode Island Soldiers’ Home
Pdgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Bristol
Ernest Band
Albert E Alder
Charles F. Sanford
Nathaniel A
Mount Hope Toll Bridge Substitute Gains Senate Support
A substitute bill drafted by Finance Commissioner Frederick S. Peck at Senator Robert G. Mc Meehan’s request cleared the Senate corporations committee with a recommendation of passage. The measure, placed on tomorrow’s calendar, imposes consequential damages for nearby property, sets depreciation-based state purchase terms, and allows the State Board of Public Roads to operate and toll the bridge if the company fails to maintain it.
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Mount Hope
Frederick S. Peck
Robert G. McMeehan
Senate Corporations Committee
Senate
Peck
McMeehan
State Board of Public Roads
Bristol chapter DAR meets in Memorial Chapel
The Bristol D A R Brystal Chapter held its monthly meeting in the Memorial Chapel of the First Congregational Church with 45 members present. Regent Mrs Clinton T Sherman presided. program featured readings on old songs and song writers plus choral renditions.
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Memorial Chapel
First Congregational Church
Clinton T Sherman
Alice Almy
Francis Scott Key
Almy
Samuel Francis Smith
America
Cora M_ Hill
Martha Paull
Bethlehem
Philip Brooks
Ina P Warren
Samuel © Wardwell
Stephen C Foster
Old Kentucky Home
Paull
John R Batchelor
Warren
Beethoven
Howard W Church
Charles Wesles
Charles R Blackmar
Barrington
Alfred M Merriman
Julia Ward Howe
American Legion Auxiliary Concert in Colt Memorial High School
The American Legion Auxiliary Kear nes Col l No 6 plans a concert at Colt Memorial High School on Wednesday April 20 at 8 pm. Providence and local artists will perform and tickets are sold by Nora E Dwyer chairlady Hope M Cote and Elizabeth Gerrard officials or Bristol Girl Scouts who will provide novelty items.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kearnes
Cnll No 6
Colt Memoral High
Origin of the franc and the livre in the French monetary system
The franc arose after the livre and was first coined by John Tavernier era officials, replacing the livre during the reign of Charles II and then disappearing again. In 1785 the franc was converted back into the unit of the French monetary system, forming the modern franc.
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John Tr
Charles
California Expedient Sign of Quarantine Displayed Monthly
A man in the neighboring township hangs a quarantine sign on the first of each month and has not been interviewed by a hill collector, a note drawn from the Niles Register.
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Three Ears
Niles Register
Odd Quirk of Nature in Recognized Genius
A look at Thomas Chatterton and his Rowley forgeries. As a boy he created monkish poems, sought approval from Walpole, Mason, and Gray, and faced exposure. Despite early genius, he died by his own hand before eighteen, leaving a paradoxical tale of brilliance and deception.
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Rawley
Thomas Chatterton
Chatterton
Rowley
Horace Walpole
Walpole
Mason
Gray
Dearborn
Gestures as Truthful Language Beyond Words
The article argues gestures reveal truth more than speech and are split into acceptance and rejection. It notes head and eye movements signal these impulses, with upward motions aligning to acceptance and downward ones to rejection, while many gestures are involuntary tells.
The Langobardi Rise From Winnill Heredity and War
The Langobardi or Winnill with leaders Ibor and Aio, children of prophetess Gambara, clashed with the Vandals. Wodan and Frea influenced the outcome, dawn sight granting victory to the Winnill. The vandals’ question Qui sunt isti Longibardi? prompted their transformation into Langobardi after a conquering battle.
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Ibor
Aio
Gambara
Wodan
Frea
Winnill
Finns and the Finno Finns origins and European spread
The Finns descend from a western branch of a great racial family linked to Mongolians in the Far East. Evidence suggests the Finno or a closely related race once spread across much of Europe and mixed with other peoples, preserving some traits while others faded or changed. Representatives now appear across Europe including Hungarians Lapps Samoyeds Esthenians and various Russian groups.
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Far East
Europe
Finland
Russia
Plants and Light Domes and Sunlight Drive Plant Growth
The article explains that dome light and sun exposure drive photosynthesis. It notes sun-loving plants like geraniums and roses flourish in bright windows, while plants preferring mild light such as palms and ferns suffer in full sun.
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Nature Magazine
Too Much Care and the Call to Busy Living
A midcentury opinion urges embracing health and activity rather than excessive caution. The author argues life is finite and health should be used, citing Bernard Shaw on spending what you have before you die, and warning against letting the body rust away on a shelf. The piece cautions that work remains a guiding principle.
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Bernard Shaw
Bristol School Committee Meeting Honors Dr Ramon Guiteras
A Bristol school meeting continues on page one with honors for the memory of Dr Ramon Guiteras whose generous bequest funds superior educational opportunities. The nurse and truant officer reports were read and accepted as part of the session.
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Ramon Guiteras
Bristol
Fifth District Court Pursues Continued Case Against John Noble
In the Fifth District Court Judge Frank H. Hammill continued the case against John Noble for one week. Noble, on three months probation, awaits Probation Officer Connolly's next week recommendation. Two civil actions, Allen Slade Company versus Prudence Market Inc and Wilson & Company versus Prudence Market Inc, were defaulted.
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Fifth District
Frank H. Hammill
John Noble
Noble
John L. Lonergan
How to Be Polite Says Quiet Good Manners Matter
The Atchison Globe notes politeness as the greatest thing in the world and says no schooling is necessary to be agreeable. It urges readers to show consideration for others and to be quiet and modest.
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Atchison Globe
Reasoning of Conscience by Whewell
A reflective note on conscience as reason guiding moral questions with judgment and approval or disapproval.
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Whewell
Scout Officers Meet as Boak Remembered at Funeral
Bristol County District Boy Scouts held a regular monthly meeting at the Scout Building. They announced the death of Scoutmaster William Boak of Lakewood Troop No. 1 and invited officers to attend his funeral at Lakewood Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Bristol County
Boy Scouts of America
William Boak
Lakewood
Lakewood Baptist Church
Providence
Oscar
Herzig
Hippos
Owls
Stag
Beavers
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Western Union
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Manual Perry
St. Elizabeth's Church
Francisco G. Vieira
Astor
Scituate
Mass
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Bay View Ave
R. I
Fifth District Court
Newman Bros
Wales
Welch
Clicquot Club
Canada
Swift
Newman
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