Fruit Liver Tablets Claim Cure After Ten-Year Stomach Torture
Mrs F S Stolz of 807 Sacro Ave Sacramento recounts ten years of stomach trouble ending after using Fruit Liver Tablets. She praises the product, says it saved her life and a friend's from surgery, and notes prices 6 for 2.50 or 25c trial size. Sold by Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Sacro Ave
Sacramento
Cal
F. S. Stolz
Boc
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Upcoming August Events in Columbia and Nearby Areas
In August a Friday evening dance at Columbia Hall hosted by St Elizabeth's Choir. a clambake by National India Rubber Company Maintenance on Aug 12. a moonlight excursion to Rocky Point on Aug 14 by Damon Club. a Newport and Rocky Point moonlit trip on Aug 14 by Bristol Naval Veteran Association. and an Altar Society steamer trip to Rocky Point on Aug 28 aboard the Sagamore.
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Columbia Hall
St Elizabeth's Church
National India Rubber Company
Rocky Point
Damon Club
Newport
Bristol Naval Veteran Association
Altar Society
Church of Our Lady of
Maud L Hutchison Dies in Barrington July 1919
Maud L Hutchison wife of Wheaton P Hutchison died in Barrington in July 1919. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the Hutchison family.
Halibut Word Origins Tied to Legends
The halibut name reportedly comes from two Scandinavian words meaning bat fish of the deep. Dictionaries confirm the derivation while ancient legends use halgibuts to mean a holy messenger sent to relieve suffering or save body or soul.
Bronze Tablet At Factory Names Listed Officials
An extended list appears, naming numerous individuals such as Ferdinand Lemaire Wilfred G Leveque Francis M Maguire Edward H Maetozo John H Magee Vincent Mencuso Bruno Marchal John M Marshall Joseph J Marshall Manuel Moren Anthony A Martins Jacinth C Matrone and many others connected to the factory record. No narrative context provided in the fragment.
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Antonio Rupino
Michele Saillant
Arthur Salisbury
Clement R Santulli
Giuseppe Savianno
Vincenzo Serbst
Henry Seymour
William J Shippee
Harold Simmons
Wilfred Silva
Antonio Silva
Frank Silva Manuel Rego Sisson
George P Sisson
James Smith
Francis Smith
Joseph Sousa Frank
Sousa Manuel Sparks
Albert F Jr Spear
Carlton Spear
Waldo Starkey Wealham
H Sylvester James J
Sylvia Anthonys
Sylvia Thomas Tannner
Herman Thompson
George I Tortora Domenia Tilley Herbert F
Trudell
Henry P
Deaths FEzikovich Michael and Others
A death notice lists Michael FEzikovich and several individuals with the surname variants in a community obituary listing. No further biographical details are provided in the text.
Purpose in Life and Living with a Clear Goal
The excerpt urges having a purpose in life and a clear aim to be somebody. It contrasts inventors and ambitious leaders who face censure rather than praise with those who drift without a goal, arguing pity should go to the aimless rather than the driven.
Classic definition by Lowell evokes enduring simplicity
The remark frames a timeless standard for classics as simple yet elevated, never old or merely ancient, and always fresh rather than modern, with Lowell quoted on setting that remains perennially new.
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Lowell
Arab Rider Delays Journey Over Anger
A tale tells of an Arab with a valued horse who delays departure because he is angry. His companions urge him to saddle the steed, but he stays still, saying his anger keeps him from riding.
Cuckoo Superstition Promises Year of Wealth
An old English superstition says turning money in your pocket when you first hear the cuckoo in spring will prevent financial lack for the year. The belief persists across many parts of England and endures in local lore.
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England
Finger Saver patent guards moving electric fan
A inventor has patented a guard for an operating electric fan featuring a handle to move the guard. The device reduces risk when fingers near the spinning blades. The invention aims to prevent injuries to users handling the fan during operation.
Facetious philosopher warns on rainy day savings
A quip contrasts prudent saving with avoiding tax or legal trouble by hoarding assets, suggesting that stashing resources for a dry spell can invite scrutiny and legal consequences. The remark playfully questions prudent over prudent avoidance.
Largest Order of Merit Worth Global Heroes
The French Legion of Honor stands as the world’s largest merit order with a little over 500000 members across generations and nations.
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French Legion of Honor
Realistic writer confronts limits of renlist Boston transcript
A writer reflects on the challenge of realizing a renlist Boston transcript, acknowledging constraints, gaps, and the difficulty of translating intended notes into a complete historical record. The piece probes the tension between imagination and archival precision in documentary prose.
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Wen
Bostom Transcript
Printing Beats Cutting Nine 9-7 in Free Hitting Contest
Last evening the Printing team defeated Cutting nine 9-7 in a free hitting contest. The game featured two fast double plays by Cutting and strong all around play by Gladue and G. Pierce.
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Cutting
Gladue
G. Pierce
Powerbst
Erone
C G. Pierce
Ib. Baker
M. J. Pierce
P. McDonald
Ss. Stewart
Artesani
Almedia
Po Howland
Rische
Ta I Tall
Rf. Marshall
McKenna
Ud. Simmons
van Voast
If . McGinn
Joseph
Flannigan
FA Il
Nerone
Baker
McDonald
Stewart
Howland
Rische Hill
Nerone Baker McDonald Howland
Gladue McKenna
Ailmedia
J Pierce
Maintenance and Office Face Tight Contest After Losses
Heavy hitters Bottomley and Moore powered Maintenance 8 over Office 2 while Gibbs stood out for Office with two of their four total hits. Ruggerio shined in fielding as Makers defeated Packing in a lopsided 4 0 contest with Batteries Matron ail Petrnect. Sevignes and McCaughes starred in Stitching am a show game Monday evening with a 4 0 score.
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Bottomley
Moore
Gibbs
Ruggerio
Lisdas
Matronail Petrnect
Sevignes
McCaughes
Gallo
Kemph
Birtwistle
Ib Garvin
Gill
Darling
Sivigny
Helter
Higheeth
Ruggerie
Balfour
Wright SS
Dunbar
Sparks
Westie
Kemph Garvin
Sivigney
Haighee Bee
Garvin Letton
Maintenance
Office
Guill
Sivigney Highee Balfour Weir
Woolie
Hy Moore
Bully word used as friendly praise across eras
The term bully described as a time honored familiar address used for praise. It notes Shakespearean usage and its persistence in American and British speech.
Creatures That Weep Among Stags Bears and Giraffes
A reader notes that certain animals show tears when wounded. The stag is said to weep, the bear sheds tears when severely hurt, and the giraffe likewise has tearful eyes toward the hunter who has wounded it.
Can you live on $15 a week in a third class city
Government experts say the smallest weekly amount for a decent living is $165 for a woman in a third class city. The piece breaks down weekly costs into room and board 6.67 dollars, clothing 4.60, other expenses 3.60, leaving 8 cents for postage. It urges thrift and War Savings Stamps as a path to future security, noting even small weekly purchases add up.
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Co Sa
United States Needs 3 Billion for Export Trade Drive
William Mather Lewis, vice director of the Treasury Savings Division, urged a national pooling of 3 billion dollars in coming months to sustain U S export leadership. He credited the public with funding through thrift and savings and warned against brokers profiting from ignorance in government bonds and war savings stamps.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
William Mather Lewis
Savings
Treasury Department
National Retail Hardware Association
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Mortgagee's Sale by F W Perkins Auctioneer
Public auction set for August 9 1919 at noon on the Bristol Rhode Island property at Catherine and Prospect streets. The lot on the corner bounded by Patrick McVay Edward Woods and a former grant to Annie Perry is offered under the mortgage deed dated March 1 1889 recorded Book 62 Page 2038. Administrator bids on behalf of the mortgagee owner and holder.
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Ann Perry
Robert Perry
Bristol
Edward Salisbury
County of
Rhode Island
Catherine
Prospect Streets
Jorry
Patrick McVay
Edward Woods
Annie Perry
Martha
Ann Chyton
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Peter F. Valante
John F. Vanto
Santo Vargas
Manuel Veitch
Joseph Viera
John Velleca
Andrea Velleca
Antonio Vona
Americo Walsh
Timothy Eaees
Jour Wilcox
George Williams
Harold Wilson
Frederick F. Zucchi
Antonio
Fezikovich
Michael McDonald
Roderick Munroe
Ernest H
Twilight. League
Purpose
N J Reynolds Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
P. A
France
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Wardwell Lumber Company
Bristol, R. I
Town OF
Edward Quinn
Thames Street
James Tobin
John Street
Memorial Building
John M. Coggeshall
F. W. Perkins
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co of
Boston
E. L. Watson& CO
Industrial Trust Co. Bulk Ing
Providence
R. L
G.W. Simmons Undertakers
Be.l’r. Colwell
Froprietor Telephone
Constitution Street
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
G. M. Wilbur
Union Street
William W. Franklin & Go
Wood St
Talbot & Hopkins Electrical Contractors
Bradford Street
W. O. Talbot
W. S. W. Hopnkioe
D. Decristofaro & CO
Franklin ST. Frank Gang
A . Bradford
Providence Domestic Coke
John C. Trudell
Second ST
Tel
A. J. King & Co
Otis L. Wood
Court Street
Tel. Resi
W. Dence
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