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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1917
Page
4
A noted English physician recommends a bread and milk before bed as a cure for insomnia. A Southern doctor asserts there is no ideal husband. A Cleveland paper notes laughter and tears as two forms of the same emotional safety valve according to a recent book.
A fragmented OCR of a state motor vehicle registration notice lists names and numbers, mentioning Ford and Ray, with garbled phrases about weeks, dates, and places. The readable items hint at a public notice component within a state regulation context, though most details are unclear.
A small girl named Dorothy fears Herod’s massacre after hearing the boy-slaying command. Her mother consoles her by saying only boys are targeted, and the child feels relief believing she is safe, until doubt resurfaces the next day.
A brief editorial remark notes that those who grumble most often are the ones who could benefit from restraint and discipline. The saying links persistent grumbling with a need for inner fortitude.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls William Scott of Company Koawithislx killed by rifle volleys at STorktowh defending the flag. A comrade died beside him, voicing Lincoln’s bravery as the chaplain offered a fervent tribute at burial. One country, one constitution, one destiny.
A quotation from Grimke declares limits on reverence and love for country, urging balanced devotion. It frames patriotism as a steady, faithful energy rather than excess. The remark emphasizes measured commitment rather than uncritical zeal.
Poetic lines express steadfast support and prayers for a voyage toward citizenship. The verses speak of hearts, hopes, prayers, tears, and faith triumphing over fears, ending with a salute to a worthy citizen.
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