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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1918

Page

3

Corn Earworm Threat to Sweet Corn and Tomatoes

The corn earworm is widespread in sweet corn. First and second generations feed on leaves and tassels, while the third enters the ear via the silk. Timely control is urged using lead arsenate or Paris green diluted with flour or road dust to dust the silk. The same pest devastates ripening tomatoes and is known as the cotton bollworm in the South.

Paris Green

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Bristol Testimony

Doan's Kidney Pills praised as a universal remedy with 50000 testimonials across American papers. Bristol resident Spencer Rounds states the pills relieved his back pains after using a box from Hope Drug Co. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.

Doan Dean New York Chicago Bristol Spencer Rounds Pierce Ave Hope Drug Co Mr. Rounds Foster-Milburn Co Migrs Buffalo N. Y

Beelzebub and Bill Cartoon Letter From the Devil

The Kaiser receives a fiery letter from Beelzebub praising his brutal acts and urging continued destruction. The grotesque epistle, signed The Devil, mocks Wilhelm and allies with Hellish imagery, noting a shared reign of violence and urging more bloodshed.

Bristol Auxiliary Becomes Bristol Branch of Providence ARC

The Bristol Auxiliary of the Providence Chapter American Red Cross is reorganized as The Bristol Branch of the Providence Chapter ARC. James Swan chairs the temporary group with officers named. new Home Service and Canteen sections expand local Red Cross activities.

Bristol Providence American Red Cross Rockwell Hall James Swan Rathbone Gardner Gardner E . Brownell E. G. Easterbrooks Amos S. Gorham W. Fred Williams B. M. MacDougall Red Cross

Contrasts by N A Jennings on German home front war toll

The poem fragment A Kaiser's proclamation to the German people is cited to illustrate wide gaps in families and the widespread suffering caused by the war, reflecting sentiment and national impact during conflict.

Letters From France Describe Rest Camp and Mail Bond

A World War I letter from Joseph M Bottomley recounts travel to France with Co D 112th Machine Gun Battalion. He describes rest camps, ocean voyage routines, a cheering reception, life preservers used as pillows, and hopes for correspondence with Bristol friends. He notes band performances and a march toward a real camp for duties.

DeWitt E. Bolster Phoenix Joseph M Bottomley Co D 112Th Machine Gun Battalion DeWitt France Camp McClellan Red Cross Charlotte N. C Lynchburg Virginia Amotias Helly Bill Paris New York Farrally Force J. M Bottomley Co. D American Expeditionary Force

Real estate transfers listed for Geist estate and others

Real estate transfers include the Geist estate with a dwelling and outbuildings and several acres on the Main road. Everett Coggeshall sold a Bristol Narrows house and lot to W W Bohning of Providence. Edward P Gladding transferred a Pierce Avenue house and lot to Ernest W Weaver.

M. Gibson Everett Coggeshall Bristol Narrows

District Nurse July Report by Miss Martha Graham

The July report lists 27 total cases in care or discharged, 12 remaining under care, 31 visits to homes, and 231 total visits. It records 5 tuberculosis cases, 3 obstetrical cases, and 5 operations, with 5 men patients, 16 women, and 6 children. Metropolitan cases and visits numbered 2 and 10 respectively.

Martha Graham

Funeral notices for infant Adeline Pacheo and Frank Perry

The funeral of five month old Adeline Pacheo child of Adeline and Theresa Pacheo, died Sunday at Gray street home, was held yesterday and burial in St Mary's Cemetery. The funeral of Frank Perry, son of Frank and Mary Perry, who died Friday morning, was held Saturday from 324 Thames street residence, burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Cause of death cholera infantum.

Adeline Pacheo Adeline Theresa Pacheo Gray Street St Mary’s Cemetery Frank Perry Frank Mary Perry Thames Street St. Mary's Cemetery

Hokara Skin Cream Advertises Quieting Wrinkles

The notice touts Hokara as a pure antiseptic massage cream that soothes delicate skin, removes irritation, and softens skin after washing. It promises dead skin removal, superior to ordinary creams, with a guarantee and a 35 cent liberal jar at W H Buffington's Drug Store.

W H. Buffington

Wardwell Wardwel announces birth in Quincy

In Quincy Massachusetts on August 2 a son was born to William A Wardwell and Helen Waldr on Wardwell joining William Allen Wardwell Jr.

Wardwell Quincy, Mass William Allen Wardwell, Jr William A. and Helen Waldron Wardwell

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Beelzebub Hades Palace Hell Kaiser Wilhelm Chum Judas Herod Hell's Portals Nick Wilhelm The Devil TC Harbaugh Gastown Ohio Rhode Island Men’s Union Balbriggan EGE Pagar Hope Street F. N. Easterbrooks By N. A Jennings United States Ivivens O’er Huns Freidrich Adelbert Ejitel August Oscar Joachim Fritzy Eitel America Lafayette Y. M. C. A. Motion Pictures M’liss Mary Pickford Bret Harte M'Liss California Red Gulch Cupid Our Mary Miss Pickford Theodore Roberts Thomas Meighan Tully Marshall Charles Ogle Helen Kelley Winifred Greenwood Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company Westminster Street Providence, R. L Staples Coal Company COAL State Street Bristol Auto Shop Hope ST Welch Swift Newman Bros
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