Odd Fellows Lead Special Address at Congregational Church
Members of United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O O F with Wampanoag Campment No 9 and Rebekah Lodge No 12 attended a Sunday evening service at the First Congregational Church. They assembled at Odd Fellows Hall at 7 o'clock and departed at 7 15 for the church where Rev James J Goodacre delivered The Secret of Brotherhood. the church quartet sang.
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United Brothers’ Lodge
Wampanoag Campment
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Children Party Menu With Prune Desserts And Star Sandwiches
The guide outlines cheerful party treats for children including cream chicken filling in bisects, prune desserts with orange and lemon juice, frappe sherbet, layered jelly fillings, star and animal shaped bread sandwiches, red jelly filled cakes, and prune based creams. It provides steps for molding, chilling, baking, and decorating each item with whipped cream and marshmallows.
Rew Dr J Signals Return in Brief Season
The statement hints at Rew Dr J joining for a short period, asserting his actions mirror his own thoughts. His wife is not accompanying him, and the Rural Paper notes this personal stance amid the announced appearance.
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Rew
Dr J
Juvenile Court Case Highlights Petty Larceny
Fragmentary notes describe a juvenile court proceeding featuring petty larceny charges amid inmate records. The text references inmates and a focus on offenses while outlining limited details from the proceeding.
Untitled fragment summary of scattered notes
A fragmented OCR text notes names and phrases without clear event or context. It appears as stray words and nonsequiturs with no identifiable people places dates or organizations to anchor a coherent news item. The readable content offers no distinct action or outcome to summarize.
Man's Great Duties and Principles of Abstinence
Fragmentary text discusses the two principles of abstinence and patience as central duties. The passage appears in an older moral or sermon style, mentioning prosperity and paths but the context is incomplete and names or specifics are unclear.
Needless Worry and Core Peace Amid Busy Minds
A reflective note argues for personal calm by avoiding fixation on others actions. It urges embracing inner peace when not entangled in others words and deeds, advocating restraint and patience as a path to harmony.
Labial Trick Prem a story unfold in a trickster setting
A confusing fragment describes a character switching on a light and drawing a thick sheet of paper in an envelope. The read contains garbled words and references to Boston, transcription, and tricks without a clear narrative or人物.
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Boston
Cremona Violins and Artisans Sell Theatrical Week Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Cremona violin makers and artisans who sold instruments during a week of trade. Names and details are unclear but reference a craftsmen group and a market event. The text suggests a sale period with small numbers of instruments and local buyers.
Confederate Money The Paper for Whiel Canederite
A brief note describes wartime paper quality with grayish tone and mentions printing on both sides. The entry cites conditions during the Civil War era and reflects on paper production for currency or notices.
Darky Philosophy on Easy Money Warns of Conscience Wear
A Washington Star quip argues there is no easy money, warning that hard explanations and the wear on conscience accompany shortcuts. The commentator uses dialect to stress caution about effortless gains.
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Washington Star
Pathetic Sights in Cleburne News Fragment
A garbled Cleburne Texas fragment describes a scene involving a person dragged from a river and an unrelated remark about chewing gum. The readable text is fragmentary with no clear event, date, or identifiable individuals to confirm.
Missing Essentials the Old Fashioned Toon
A fragmented note references Santa Barbara and a diary style look at cartoonists. It hints at missing essentials in the artist conception of the era and the Santa Barbara scene. The text remains incomplete but points to creative resources and local culture.
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Santa Barbera
The First Cure When Ntromtes Veootape To Gore
Fragmented text suggests a historical medical note or travel account referencing a peptic condition and cures. The readable items mention Minneapolis, travel, and therapeutic terms but lack coherent events or clear individuals to anchor a proper summary.
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Minneapolis
Poet’s Legacy Lies Hidden Until After Death
An essayist notes that the world rarely recognizes a poet’s work in life and only fully appreciates it posthumously, a timeless observation about artistic impact and memory.
Veins and Shots Transcript From Shakespeares Work
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a transcript titled Veins and Shots tied to a Shakespearean theme. Readable elements reference Veinous and Yboous Joston as potential authorial or character names. Further text is unclear.
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Uty
Ata Librars
Poultry Popular Food Across United States
Fragmentary OCR note discusses poultry consumption and public interest in chickens and turkeys in the United States with unclear wording and multiple garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or figures are extractable.
Chinese Language Writing and TV Characters Not in Alphabet
A brief note discusses Chinese writing tradition and explains that Chinese script is not based on an alphabet. It mentions the pervasiveness of Chinese characters in media and the distinct approach to transcription in television contexts.
Suspicion Fosters Evil Insight in Deception
A paraphrase from Seneca on how suspicion breeds evil deeds and justifies deceit. The text argues that belief in others’ treachery grants a feeling of license to act dishonestly.
Viper Fires Resolver Amid Murky Leatherwork Clash
Unclear text fragment suggests a dispute or incident involving a resolver, leatherwork, and a figure named Viper. Details are incomplete, but the snippet hints at an abrupt firing and interior work tensions.
Unable to determine a valid headline from the provided text
Fragmentary OCR with unclear names dates and places. no coherent event or entity to summarize into a factual news item.
Simple Problem An architect's leftover corner as a closet
A Baltimore Sun note on architectural ethics joking that a small unused corner can be repurposed as a closet or breakfast room to avoid cruelty in design decisions.
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Architeet
Baltimore Sun
Spring Festival Planned by St Marys Altar Society
Plans for a spring festival at the Knights of Columbus Home on State Street support an altar fund for a new church altar. Events run Thursday to Monday with chicken salad and clam chowder suppers, a Friday Saturday program of music and readings, Hadpe Chest prizes over 150 dollars, May breakfasts, and home made treats.
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Knights of Columbus
State Street
Altar Society
St Mary's Church
Hadpe
Varius
John I Condon
Lena Munro Mass
Anni Christie
William Cleaves
Bernard Breen
Loretta Walsh
Bridget Breen
Frances Horton Mass
Lottie Findlay
Dennis Joe McCarts
Edward Morris Cornelius Jo Gallagher
Daniel McLean
James Leahy
Edward Flanagan
George Moore
Thomas Henrs
Bridget Lewis
Sophy Cough
Lan
James Barys
Augustine Po Nerome
Sagcrety
Coretta Walsh
Janes
Annie Christie
Groceries Cornelius Gallagher
Gibson
Edward Morris
Thomas Henry
Wedding of Miss Adeline Cappucci and Felix Preziose
Miss Adeline Cappucci daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Cappucci of Prospect Street and Felix Preziose of Broad Street Providence were married Saturday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Rev Joseph Poja officiated and a nuptial mass followed.
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A&adeline .Cappucci
Frank Cappucci
Prospect Street
This Town
Felix Preziose
Broad Street
Providence
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Joseph Poja
Dora Ruggiero
Rosewig
Angelina D. Pasqueretti
Catherine Street
Margaret Durante
Cranston Worsted
Preziose
New York
Philadelphia
Wood Street
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Graham at Hope Street
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Graham widow of Archibald Graham were held at 2 pm Sunday at her home 730 Hope Street with Rev Anson B Howard of St Michael's Church officiating. Floral tributes came from the St Michael's Church Ivs Guild Bristol District Nursing Association Industrial Relations Department of the National India Rubber Company and the Union Whist Club. Bearers included Town Councilman James Holmes Frederick Middleton Samuel Jo Smith and S Wesley Gladding. Burial followed at the North Cemetery.
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Margaret Graham
Archibald Graham
Hope Street
Anson B Howard
St Michael's Church
Ptieces
Ivs Guild
Bristol District Nursing Association
Industral Relations Department
The
National India Rubber Company
Union Whist Club
Town Cornc Lman
James Holmes Frederick Middleton
Samuel Jo Smith
Town
Wesley Gladding
Ast
Walpole
Community Event Schedule and Church Fundraisers
A sequence of upcoming local entertainments and suppers from April 28 to May 5. Events include a Holmes House supper by St. Michael's Ladies, May Festival and Dance by Our Lady of Mt Carmel parishioners, a musical comedy by the WG Group at First Baptist, Hold That Line Jimmie at Colt Memorial High, Matrimonial Minstrels for Our Lady of Mt Carmel, and vestry suppers hosted by First Baptist Church groups.
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Holmes House
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
St. Michael's Church
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Sweet
First Baptist Church
Jimmie
Colt Memoral High School
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
G. G
Mite Societs
Old Hairy Satan Reimagined as Old Harry Legend
A note on the phrase Old Harry linking it to the devil figure once pictured as a hairy old man. The piece traces how Old Harry became a familiar British descriptor for Satan in historic usage.
Dunbar Cull wedding at St Mary's Church with Dunbar couple
Miss Margaret Ann Cull and William Joseph Dunbar wed at 7 am in St Mary's Church. Rev. Thomas J Kelley officiated. Attendants were Miss Mary Cull and Frederick Nevelin. The bride wore white crepe de chine with orange blossoms and carried bride roses. A breakfast followed at the Dunbar home, and the couple planned a New York bridal trip before settling at 50 Charles Street.
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Margaret Ann Cull
William Joseph Dunbar
St Mary’s Church
Thomas J Kelley
Mary Cull
Frederick Nevelin
Robert Dunbar
Charles Street
New York
Dunbar
Burnside Lodge Plans Knight Ranks and Week Plans
Burnside Lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias meets in G A R Hall tonight to finalize plans for participating in Supreme Chancellor's Week. The Knight rank ceremony, postponed from tonight, will be held next Tuesday evening for candidates from Warren and Bristol.
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Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
G AR Hall
Warren and
Bristol
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Cremeta
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Ces
Darky Philosophy
Vancouver Firavs
United States
Ocinepe
Hat O
Pharmburg Belegraph
Reziose—Cappucci
Han
Warren & Bristol Laundry
W. Bristol
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Glenwood
Charles J. Falugo
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