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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
2
Editorial laments years of unenforced dog law as four days remain to license without extra charge. May adds extra dollar to fees and dogs must be licensed by June 1. A local dog officer faces irony as one stray found on a Poppasquash farm belonged to the official.
A public note argues that U S fire losses reach 500 million dollars yearly, with most fires preventable. It urges national thrift by preventing blazes, reducing both property and life losses and promoting careful fire safety practices for all.
Arthur Brisbane notes five Paris newspapers exceed a million readers each as all of France seeks Paris news, while in this country only one daily has a similar reach. He underscored Paris as a national information center and contrasted media audiences across nations.
The writer argues Chiropractic helps acute conditions like pains, fevers, colds, and indigestion more quickly than surgery, noting the spine issue is recent and easier to correct. He stresses that acute cases respond well and prevent chronic issues, inviting health questions.
The text argues that no nation as large as the United States could be fully informed without the thousands of local and state newspapers that serve rural communities with immediate information on all topics, calling America’s country newspapers the safeguard of democratic institutions.
Community items include engagements visits dinners and sales ads. J F Duffy Reach Base Ball Goods promotions and Sterizol products are advertised. Local residents announce engagements migrations entertainments and upcoming events at Holmes House Blue Bird Shop Chic Shop and Suzman’s shops.
A social and entertainment event was held last evening at the Center of Tes State Street M. E. Church under the Epworth League. The program featured readings vocal and instrumental selections and refreshments were served. Elizabeth the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ryorié of North Providence died Tuesday at age five days. Funeral held Wednesday and interment at North Cemetery. John H. Wall returned from Williamsburg Pennsylvania where he operated a rubber shoe dipping machine for a factory linked to United States Rubber Company. Snow drifts four feet high near Harrisburg with spring flowers blooming at the edges. Latest Mallory Hats for men and boys at SUZMAN'S 547 Hope St. Mrs Mary DeMezza of 16 Roma street injured in a twisting machine accident in the National India Rubber Company factory hospital. Doctors indicated possible amputation of two fingers.
Officials including Vice eel Charles E and Secre Thomas Fi Fieger were named as officers. Reports were filed and plans for the coming season were discussed. It was voted to repair the courts at Silver Creek within two weeks under William W. Perry's supervision.
For rent a five room tenement on Howe street apply to Box D Phoenix Office. For sale a Wheeler & Wilson drop head sewing machine in perfect condition. Telephone Warren 269 J model 490 Chevrolet Touring with 1921 chassis and 1922 top. Intereption any good condition price 165 dollars in PHN x Office. For cash or terms a Five Passenger Liberty Sedan in fine condition with new tires apply to Frank H Hammill. Two Gabler Upright Planes in good condition price cheap apply at 281 Hope Street. Two Evans Motorcycles one horsepower motors in condition will sell reasonable apply at Garage at foot of Union Street.
House at 11 Franklin Street formerly Home for Aged Women with furnace hot and cold water. Two story and a half house and land 765 by 150 feet, centrally located. Available at once. Apply at Phoenix Office. Also Ford Suburban in excellent condition cheap for cash. Apply O Leclair 17 Burton Street.
White Leghorn laying pallets from the Lord's Farm strain and poultry houses with wire netting will be sold to suit purchaser. Sale advertised by Oscar Gablinske on Constitution Street. Continuous emphasis on available poultry facilities and equipment for buyers.
The readable text fragment mentions a handsome man and a hogany tren with a glass ribber, plus a note about PHCSNIX OFFICE. No clear event, person, or organization is established for a proper summary.
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