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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1933
Page
2
A persuasive column argues that fair credit builds mutual loyalty between merchants and customers. It notes many are in debt due to adverse conditions and urges debtors to continue patronizing owed merchants until finances recover. Faith and loyalty sustain credit networks and community dignity.
A civil suit confrontation involved Neo Sicthia Loan Company Inc and Joseph Perry with Judge Lindemuth. The note dispute centered on a $300 obligation and complex figures, while the defendant faced a jail sentence amid legal arguments over payments and rescission terms.
Readable fragments describe a life event or public notice. Mentions names or places in a partial, jumbled format. The text hints at a gathering or ceremony but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. More complete text would identify exact event, date, and participants.
The hippopotamus displays the largest mouth among land mammals. The feature is noted as a remarkable trait of this animal.
The fragment mentions Norway and Sweden and dog licenses in a terse note. It appears as a torn snippet with limited readable context. No clear event, dates, or named institutions are identifiable for a full card.
Governor Green urges non partisanship in a speech introduced by Hiram Rounds president of the Brotherhood. The event featured Anthony Parshley rector of St Michael's Church and council and public arts leaders William Ange vine Charles Sparks and John DesLauriers.
Anne Dyer welcomes a son born Saturday at 400 Thames Street. A 13 ton Chevrolet truck for the highway department arrives, costing $789. Frances Arico and Frank Vorro announce their engagement. Various church and civic events, meetings, and social notices fill the Bristol community pages with updates on residents, clubs, and local services.
An obituary notes the death of Mfrs Pam Huntingeton Curie Howe on Monitan No V7 oat Philips Heerme Massachisetts. It mentions her family links including son Quines Howe of New York and daughter Vass Hele Howe, with Mark DeWolf Howe noted as a Harvard Law School student. The piece references her as a prominent figure and long connected to local society and work.
Report claims the Tibetan Ma Chin Shan is larger than Mount Everest though no outsider has approached within 75 miles, with only natives reportedly closer to the peak.
The Bristol Rotary Club publishes a weekly wheel contribution page with entries from members. The page lists donations and notices under the heading Ee sua Soe Se TATS top and includes a brief calendar reference to Tuesday April 25, 1933.
Frank Aiello of 413 High Street and Catherine Fortunate Petrucci of 29 Prospect Street filed marriage intentions at the Town Clerk's office yesterday in this town.
A historical note states that forty percent of Britons who served in World War I were killed or badly injured, qualifying for government compensation. The statistic highlights widespread wartime losses and the care burden on postwar Britain.
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