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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
3
Hibbert Leads Bowling Team To 26-Pin Victory
Capt Hibbert captains his team to a 26-pin win over Capt DeWolf on Wednesday evening. He posted the high single string and the top total across three strings, becoming the tournament’s high man. A local quip on honesty closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Hibbert
Capt. DeWolf
J.newmann
Rockwell
E. Hibbert
P. Skinner
G. Clark
B. MacDougall
M. Cheesman
B. DeWolf
S W. Church
W. Mason
T. Brightman
Seeeee
F. M. Dimond Sane Aucreeeen
C.h.manchester
L. F. Gorham
Wares Renter
George Manchester Cesee
H. DeWolf Pees
A Gorham Ce
Oeer
John Best
John. Newman
Eat Oaks
A. Johnston
Reeesesae
T. Connery
George Clark
Osm
Ecewesease
F. M. Dimond
Druggist Bond Promises Mi-o-na Refund If It Fails
A. J. Jasmin offers a signed bond guaranteeing a refund for Mi-o-na if it does not cure dyspepsia and increase weight. The 50 cent box is deposited with Jasmin and refunds are issued if the product does not meet claimed benefits. The ad emphasizes safety, digestion aid, blood building, and overall health restoration with no risk to the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jasmin
A.J. Jasmin
Mi-o-na
Industrial Trust Co
Miona
Review of Six Decades in Bristol News Highlights
A Chronicle of Bristol town events from 1844 to 1884. Includes marriages, deaths, school committee notes, ordinations, a railroad accident, local property transfers, and a yacht race victory under N G Herreshoff. Names such as William Page Elizabeth Bradford Timothy Stowe and others recur amid town affairs and obituaries.
Why Wine First To Host
A Philadelphia Record note explains the custom of pouring the host the first drops after opening wine. It cites old etiquette and the risk of cork dust, noting in America it is a formality while in Italy oil in bottle necks can seal air but alter flavor, making the host’s first glass distinctly oily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Italy
Philadelphia Record
Bristol Train of Artillery elects officers in annual meeting
The Bristol town officers list Lt Col George H Bush Major Nicholas Langlois Captain Robert Kirkwood Lt C H Clarke and clerk Frank West among elected posts. The Iris school paper at Bristol High School debuts with editors L C Sanford and Miss C B May. N N Cole planted onions on his lot on April 11 and spent the afternoon sleighing. William Conley and Teresa McEl vogue wed at St Marys church by Rev McCabe. A fire at E C Sparks market on State street caused notable damage around 9:45 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paanx
St. Michael’s Church
Bishop Henshaw
William Page
Boston
Elizabeth R
Benjamin W. Bradford
Georgiana
George Brown
N. Bullock
Jonathan W Lindsey
Phebe Reynolds
Joseph Reynolds
Isiaah Lee
Sylvanus B
Hannah B. Coggeshall
Timothy Stowe
Pacific Congregational Church
New Bedford
Mr. Thompson
Roxbury
Shepard
Bristol
R.I
Storrs
Braintree
Eldridge
Hayoker
Falmouth
Frank P. Warren
John F. Warren
Henry B. Potter
East Road
N. S. Burnham
Franklin Street
Sarah W. Bradford
Wm. Stowe
Samuel Kinder
Elizabeth Blount
Mary Dimond
John Dimond
Sarah E Waldron
Charles H. Waldron
Alfred R Cornell
Barrington
George R. Kinnicutt
Paar
G. L. Locke
Charles J Tallman
Portsmouth
Annie E. Luther
Alfred Luther
Joseph Mount Sherwood
Brunson and Sherry
Benjamin Greenwood
St. Peter's Church
Port Chester
Robert S. Andrews
R. S. Andrews
William J. Miller
Helen
N. G. Herreshoff
Nice
France
Josephus Gooding
N. N. Cole
William Conley
Teresa McElvogue
St.Mary's Church
P. McCabe
E. C. Sparks
State Street
Douglass Uses Wit to Defuse Rynders Mob Scene
Thomas Wentworth Higginson recounts Frederick Douglass silencing a mob led by Isaiah Rynders at an antislavery meeting. Douglass kept humor sharp, mocked the would be chairman, and dissolved the gathering amid laughter, a lighter close than typical reform scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Douglass
Isaiah Rynders
New York
Douglass
Rynders
Bowery
Shakespeare
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Atlantic
Advertising: a clear offer sells goods through papers
The piece urges advertisers to present a concise, direct statement of what they offer. It argues that readers already want the product and will buy tomorrow, so the message should be simple and brief, using newspapers to reach the audience.
Momentum of advertising powers a business in decline
A reflective quote on advertising notes that even heavy promotion cannot sustain a business forever. It compares persistent momentum to a train that slows when steam is cut, unless aided by downhill momentum. The line suggests caution about relying on marketing alone to drive long term success.
Man who hoards faith for Sunday questioned
The article notes a man who hides his religion during the week and reveals it only on Sunday. It contrasts this with marrying for money, arguing that such unions entangle money and mortgage with the spouse.
Nothing Like Experience in Medical Advice Use
A Hardy warning on learning from experience and a sales note for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The item claims the remedy relieves severe cholera morbus and notes it is for sale by W. H. Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
Which Is the Larger Income
Two clerks start at 100 dollars yearly with raises of 20 and five dollars per half year respectively and payments made semiannually. In the first year the first earns 100 while the second earns 50 plus 55 totaling 105 dollars, and in the second year the first earns 120 while the second earns 60 plus 65 totaling 125 dollars.
Gin in England in the Old Days
The article notes that before taxes and licensing, gin use was widespread in England. London reportedly had thousands of dramshops and cheap gin was given to workers, sold by barbers and tobacconists, hawked in streets, and openly sold at market stalls, with many households exposed to what contemporary writers called a poison to half the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Im the Nursery Tin Pot Busybody Bits
In a humorous nursery note the mother asks a child to quiet the adults nearby. She references a baby crying and instructs Johnny to stop throwing things at people in the street while George and Kate are told to cease fighting. Dick is warned to stop blowing a tin trumpet or it will be taken away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
George
Kate
Hicks and Wicks mark five years since ill fated Chicago wedding
In Somerville, Massachusetts, the Hick s and Wicks joke about celebrating a wooden wedding. The exchange recalls a Chicago woman who refused to marry Hicks five years ago amid light humor in the local Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Chicago
Somerville
Mass
Properly Diagnosed Headache Exchange Over Glasses
A dialogue notes a patient troubled by morning headaches possibly from vision. The doctor suggests weaker glasses and fewer at night, while the patient questions the cause and contends for stronger glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lushman
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Y. M. Co. A. Bowling
Bristol News
Phenix
Alden Booth Fish
Charity S. Gooding
James M. Gooding
Worcester
Helen F. Parker
Henry L. Parker
Providence
S. Dental Association
Westminster Street
Providence, R. I
Hubert A. Lewis
D. S
Fred Douglass
Captain Rynders
R. I. Drug Co
Hope Streets
Price
Dr. Price
Grogers
Price Gereal Food Company
Illinois
T. J. Cone
Ery
Hay
Heaith
Philo Ha Specialties Co
Lafayette St
Newark
N.J
U.S
Porto Hay Specialties Co
N. J
Rhode Island Drug CO
Town OF
Weights and Measures
Bay View Avenue
Rhodesland
John E. Conley
James Peters
Thames Street
Frank Ryan
Mount Hope Park
John E. Magee
Stradford Street
Monae
Herbert F. Bennett
State Court of
Augustus T Baker
Herbert W. Baker
George A. Peckham
Mary L. Peckham
Isaac L. Darling
H. Carey
Martha A Hunt
William Hunt
Henry C. Gray
Genevra E. Gray
Henry C.gray
Bristol Poamnix
Mary T
Irene
John T. Hackett
John J Hackett
T. Hackett
Irene Hackett
Mary V Hackett
Probate
Bristol Pharwix
Robate
Memorial Hall
M Williams
Charles H. Spooner
Stephen W. Church
Bristol, R. I
D’wolf Inn
D'Wolf Inn Orchestra
Randall & Randall, Proprietors
College Street
R. I
Wright's Church St
Mrs. Williams
Caress
A. W. Orgelman
S. Golbdes
Bristol, R. J
Smith
Paper Hancer
G. P. Lawton
Park
Cor
Touro & Spring Sts
Newport
R. 1
Loring Coggeshall
Martha A. Johnson
Frederic W. Easterbrooks
Lydia Manchester
John W. Sharman Frardian
Lydia Chester
Ward
Dian
Bristol Promnix
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