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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1924
Page
2
Editorial notes both houses passed a bonus bill estimated to cost taxpayers 2 to 4 billion dollars. Senator Borah denounces rising debt of 32 billion and a per person tax of 68.63, urging economy as the key issue. It questions tax cuts and accuses lawmakers of shifting blame to President Coolidge.
James J. Walsh presided as Bristol Town Council president at the Bristol Playground Association meeting. Charles B. Rockwell was elected president and Mrs Lewis Hoar secretary. a recreation commission to oversee playgrounds and the bath house will be appointed at Friday's meeting. Ruth Sherburne offered guidance on future playground activities. Two sites for playgrounds were discussed but no action taken.
The answer notes that neuritis pain in the arm can be banished with proper spinal adjustments and that cure time depends on the individual exam. Some cases improve after one or two adjustments, others after several, and long standing conditions may take a month to six weeks plus a spinal analysis to determine causation.
The 10th annual Parone exercises program is set for May 5 in Rhode Island schools to commemorate the 148th Rhode Island Independence Day. Trustees of State Street M E Church will meet Friday after the prayer meeting in the church vestry. Mrs Sarah B P Church was operated on Saturday for appendicitis at Hope Private Hospital Providence and is reported improved after a critical condition following the operation.
Judge Frank H Hammill ruled on two Fifth District Court cases. Theresa Morra pleaded note to larceny of woolen yarn valued at $2 from Cranston Worsted Mill on January 31 and was fined $10 and costs. Chief of Police Hugh F Kelley vs Frank Marks, charged with maintaining a nuisance at Church Street House on March 31, was continued two weeks on council agreement.
J. B. Keeler manages a Bristol store at 168 Thames Street offering Free and Slinger sewing machines Electric and foot power plus secondhand units priced low. Graphophones sold and repaired lawn mowers sharpened. Call or visit to save money.
State Board of Public Roads invites sealed proposals to furnish and apply 250000 gallons of asphaltic oil or refined tar to Rhode Island state roads. Bids due 12 noon Daylight Time. Varying requirements include certified check of 200 dollars and public bid opening. Specifications available at State House Providence.
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