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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1932

Page

5

Treasure Beyond Price Is Excavators' Reward

Archaeologists report rich finds from Jerico era tombs and a Mixtec rulers tomb in Monte Alban Mexico. Garstang describes 500 vases in a royal tomb and a 4000 year old Bronze Age hoard. Don Alphonso Caso finds gold utensils, onyx jars, turquoise skulls and ornate ornaments at Monte Alban near Oaxaca.

Professor Garstang Jerico Don Alphonso Caso Mexico Central America Columbus New World Don Alphonso Monte Alban Oaanca

English Monetary Unit Adopted From the Roman

The article explains the origin of the pound as a pound weight of silver tied to the Roman libra, leading to the symbol £. It notes the Pound Tower origin, the 5400 grain weight, 12 ounces, and 20 pennyweights per ounce. It traces the Pound to 1727, the shilling to solidus, and the penny to denarius, with Europe adopting Roman computation after Christianity. It mentions Ethelbert of Kent adopting the system in the seventh century.

Tower England Ethelbert Kent

Snakes’ speed exaggeration debunked by expert

An expert notes that North American snakes do not run faster than a person walks and that snakes rarely chase people. If you feel pursued, the snake will likely move away, not toward you, contradicting sensational claims of rapid wriggling.

Ocean Level Differences at Panama Canal

The Pacific mean level is eight inches higher than the Atlantic. Tide variation at the Pacific end averages about 12 feet with occasional ranges up to 21 feet, while the Atlantic end shows about one foot variation.

Pacific Panama Canal Atlantic Canal

Historic chateaux and caves in Touraine attract visitors

Historic chateaux from the Renaissance era stand as vivid memories in the Touraine province known as the garden of France. Prehistoric caves with early pictorial art are noted as rewarding visits in the northern regions.

France Touraine Garden of

Eastern Geography Defines East and Far Regions

The Orient term covers all lands east of the Mediterranean while Far East names China Indo China Chosen Japan and adjacent islands Taiwan and Sakhalin. The Near East includes Persia Arabia Asia Minor and often Turkey in Europe.

Mediterranean Far East China Indo-China Chosen Japan Taiwan Sakhalin Near East Persia Arabia Asia Minor Turkey Europe

Globe Theatre Construction Tale From London’s Bankside

The passage recalls the 1694 event where actors dismantled an initial theatre in London after failing to secure a lease. They ferried materials across the river and rebuilt the Globe Theatre on the South Bank beside the Thames.

London Shakespeare Titous Globe Theater Thames

Mythic Eagle as Messenger in Greco Roman Art

An ancient belief portrays the eagle as the earth messenger of the high gods. Greeks and Romans linked the bird with Zeus and Jupiter and depicted it in sculpture and painting as hearing heaven.

Greece Rome Zeus

Wrinkles Across the Brow From Laughs and Worries

Arkansas Gazette notes that horizontal forehead wrinkles come from both laughter and worry. It discusses how these lines form when facial skin is strained and suggests what might reduce or ease the effect.

Arkansas Gazette

Sunday Apparel and the Meaning of Glad Rags

The phrase glad rags refers to bright flashy clothing as Sunday best. In old usage glad means gay or bright and rags means clothing, so Sunday apparel denotes formal attire for church or special occasions.

White blood cells aided by armor-piercing germ

A Philadelphia scientist describes a two germ interaction where one pathogen hides behind protective armor. A second germ secretes a dissolving substance exposing the first, enabling white blood cells to attack. The account notes humorous doubts about white cell courage and team efforts.

Philadelphia Ood Detroit News

Language similarities across Asian and European scripts

The passage notes how Japanese writing mirrors Chinese origins while differing in meaning. It compares linguistic understanding across cultures, suggesting Western readers can pronounce but not comprehend Polish or Japanese words without knowledge of the language.

Evolution of Microphone Design Shaped for Filmmaking

Early moving picture sound mikes were long tubes best for sounds from the front. They failed with side noises. Spherical microphones improved transmission, offering greater efficiency and reduced size and weight.

Moving Picture Studios

Ancient Oldoway man predates known humans by 21000 years

A prehistoric find dubbed Oldoway man, unearthed by a German professor before the war, is claimed by a noted archaeologist to be at least 21 000 years older than any known human fossil. The body shows signs of binding and burial in shallow water amid foul play suspicions.

Oldoway Tangansika Beath

Prairie Schooner bows gifted by Robinson to KU

Five white oak wagon bows from the prairie schooner Charles Robinson drove to California in 1852 are preserved at the University of Kansas. The bows were made by Henry Wilson a Black carpenter who died at eighty one. Wilson long worked for Governor Robinson at his 1000 acre Lawrence area farm and received the bows as a gift.

Charles Robinson California University of Kansas Henry Wilson Wilson Robinson Lawrence

Bristol Town Meeting debates sewer project and budget

Bristol officials discuss extending the Sewage Disposal Plant deadline to April 16 1933 and possible construction suspensions. The meeting addresses tax increases police funding and road improvements while considering state water purification mandates and preserving town finances amid a difficult fiscal period.

Ceivership Narragansett Bay General Assembly Sewer Commission Pont Blank Dwyer Budget Commission State Board of Purification of Waters Efe Oliver Street Constitution Street Walter Kerr Sant Bristol deWolf Edward L. Leahy Leahy Senate Committee On Corporations deWolfs Herman Part Willams Senate State Board of Purification of

Sunday church services and activities in multiple parishes

May 1 1932 schedule across Charid Halanaincents Rex Arthur F Jennings and several churches. Morning worship Sunday school Y M vestry meeting led by Geo Luther at 11 45 A M. Evening sermon on The Value of Oddity. St Elizabeths 8 and 10 A M Masses 7 30 P M Evening service. St Marys 7 30 9 and 10 33 A M Masses 6 30 P M Evening service. St Michaels 8 A M Holy Communion 9 30 A M Church School 10 45 A M Morning Prayer and sermon 4 P M Confirmation 7 P M Young Churchmen League outing.

Christian Endeavor Geo Luther United Bros Lodge Foo ST. Elizabeth’s Church Francisco G. Vieira ST. Mary's Church Thomas J Gillan ST. Michael's Church Parshley Prfza Young Churchmen’s League

Congregational Church Service Schedule

Rev Herbert Graetz to lead morning worship and sermon with Holy Communion. Church School at noon. Alpha Chapter of the Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 pm in the church parlor. 7 30 pm Question Box Period followed by a sermon.

Society Christian Endeavor

Mass Schedule for Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church

Acting pastor Joseph Sarzana announces Mass times at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Weekdays 7 30 AM Sundays 8 and 10 AM.

Our Lady OF MT. Carmel Church

Town Resolution Authorizesnotes for 1932 Tax Measure

The town approves issuing notes to fund the appropriation and directs their inclusion in the 1932 tax assessment. The notes will cover the needed funds and be raised as part of the town’s budget. The resolution places the Town Treasurer in charge of the issuance.

Buttonwood Street

Quack Grass Frustration From a Garden Fight

A Missouri farmer narrator vents about quack grass invading a small garden patch. He describes the persistent war of mowing burning and roots and the unending struggle despite daily efforts. The tone blends exasperation with humor as the speaker imagines the weed triumphing.

Peter van Dinghuster Missouri

Women lace corsets with new machine in 1826 satire

The Detroit News quotes a New York weekly on a machine that laces corsets, joking it could supply two horsepower. The piece notes anticipated savings in attendants and says Miss Wasp reduced her waist from five inches to four and a sixteenth.

New York Wasp Detroit News

State Street M. E. Church Service Schedule

Rev W C Darby presides with morning worship at 1030 A M. Sermon by the pastor. Bible school at 12:00 noon. Intermediate Young People at 600 P M. Evening service at 700 P M.

State Street M. E. Church W C Darby Church Bible School

Trinity Church Service schedule with Reverend Kellogg

Rev Nelson Kellogg leads Fifth Sunday after Easter services at 8:00 AM and 10:45 AM with Mass and sermon. General instructions at noon. Evening choral Evensong at 7:30 PM.

Trinity Church Nelson Kellogg

Magic through the ages in priest and oracle legends

The article traces belief in magic from ancient times to today. It notes Egyptian priests mystifying crowds Greek and Roman oracles and cites Pompeii's ruin with an oracle dating to 76 A.D. or earlier and a lead pipe marking the priest’s seat.

Egypt Forum Pompeii

Historic Virginia House features rebuilt English priory portions

A Virginia house near Richmond on Windsor Farm uses material from Warwickshire’s Holy Sepulcher priory. Completed in 1565 and shipped in 1925 26 the building reassembles three English homes including Warwick priory Warmleighton and Sulgrave manor once connected to George Washington.

Virginia House Dsor Farm Richmond Warwick England Windsor Farms Warwick Priory Warmleighton Sulgrave Manor George Washington

Locust Plagues and Cicada Cycles Explained

The seventeen year locust is a cicada, not related to African or Asian locusts. It features overlapping broods that cause multiple visitations in seventeen years, while some regions experience locust years annually. Each brood follows its own cycle, but cycles of different trends are not in sync.

Africa Asia America

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