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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1910

Page

4

Redistricting report on Rhode Island house apportionment

The Rhode Island commission reported on a 100-member House of Representatives and new district boundaries following Article XIII amendments. It details apportionment by towns and cities using population ratios, lists proposed divisions for Providence Pawtucket Newport Warwick Westerly and Bristol among others, and notes districting challenges including ward boundaries and voting places.

House of Representatives Pothier Senate House General Assembly United States Commission Barrington Charlestown Exeter East Greenwich Foster Glocester Jamestown Hopkinton Little Compton Middletown Narragawnett New Shoreham North Kingstown North Providence North Smithfield Portsmouth Richmond Scituate Smithfield South Kingstown Tiverton West Greenwich Providence Stforesaid Gorman Jillson Hudson City of Littlefield Easton Pawtucket Cennat Malls Woonsocket Cumberand Hodgman Metcalf Warwick Westerly Lincoln Cranston Harvey, Gorman Vincent Newport East Providence Barrillville Bristol Cumberland

Howell and Powell clash over baseball admission

Howell asks if your wife cares about baseball. Powell replies she never did until she heard they would play two games for one admission, prompting renewed interest.

Howell Powell

Ben Calls Man an Epicure in Baseball Banter

Dialog frames a humorous exchange about a spectator who would rather eat than watch the game with Ben praising the epicurean attitude while Bess questions the depiction. The vignette captures playful character interplay at a sports event.

Ben Bess

Tommy Pop Luck Op Portent Boy Story

An eccentric speaker defines luck as the chance to brave something for a mere song though unable to sing. The speaker frames luck as a father son dialogue about opportunity and talent.

Tommy

Paupers Paradise and Free Provisions in Samoa and Germany

The Samoa island authoritys offer free board and lodging in faletale guest houses for strangers unable to pay. In Klingenberg Bavaria officials provide free beds and meals plus annual begging puddings. The town profits from pottery clay pits and distributes surplus to charity. taxes are reportedly unknown.

Samoa Louis Stevenson Klingenberg-on-the-Main Bavaria Klingenberg

Senator’s Campaign Tale About Fort Dodge Button Incident

A U S senator recounted a Fort Dodge anecdote to illustrate an opponent’s logic. A wife sewing a button on her husband's coat complains of repeated poor tailoring, highlighting perceived carelessness and accountability in a domestic scene.

United States Fort Dodge

Sparks and beans in talk at San Francisco Chronicle

In a humorous exchange, young Mr Stay asks why beans were called sparks. The maid, amid a staged yawn, suggests the name may have come from beans “going out,” a playful remark captured in the Chronicle’s page.

Sparks Mr. Staylate San Francisco Chronicle

Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Vouched by Minneapolis Reader

A Minneapolis reader shares relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts three months to full recovery and urges others to seek the remedy, noting Mrs Pinkham at Lynn, Mass offers confidential advice free of charge.

Minneapolis Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Joan G. McLean North Ly Pinkham

Time at the North Pole and global time paradox

A 19th century reflection explains that at the North Pole all time zones collapse into one moment, making a clock unnecessary as every meridian meets there. It notes the historical difficulty of syncing Norwegian time between Bergen and the North Cape and praises General Norwegian time as essential for coastal shipping.

North Pole Norway Holland Bergen Crete North Cape

Notice of moving sale and business relocation

Notice states removal to Providence on Oct 1 and disposal of Jewelry and Loy Store stock at below cost. Mark down sale starts tomorrow and runs until Oct 1. whole stock sale offered. after Oct 1 new location at 81 Benefit Street for watch repairing business only. It emphasizes 12 years in business and invites patrons to inspect goods.

Providence Benefit Street

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