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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1924

Page

4

Administrator appointed for Hilma A. Simon estate

July 22 1924 notice from Bristol Probate Court announces the appointment of John C F Shepard as administrator of the estate of Hilma A Simon, late of Bristol deceased. Bond to be given as required by law with the administrator beginning August 1. Clerk John W Church signs the notice.

Bristol Rhode Island John W Church Napoleon Ciarlelli Napoleon Chiarlelli Leonardo Ciarlelli Thomas Henry Mowry Charles H Liscomb Thomas Henry Mowrs Bristol Phoenix Anna Maria Spata Montalbano Angela Bruno John W. Church Hilma A. Simon John Church John C. F. Shepard

Serendipitous Roadside Berry Picking and a Rat Tlesnake Warning

A traveler recalls stopping for berries by the road and enjoying ripe fruit when a rattlesnake warned against intrusion on its territory. The encounter prompted a quick retreat to avoid danger.

Lenin

Howlers in a Dumas Novel Misstate a Violinist and Singer

In Alexandre Dumas fiction a violinist is described with a bow curve enabling four strings at once and a female singer is said to have a voice spanning five and a half octaves. The musician notes these as amusing misreferences to his art.

S “Howlers Howlers Alexandre Dumas

Speed of Shenandoah Limited to Seventy MPH

The Navy department states the Shenandoah will not exceed seventy miles per hour under engine power. Wind may push her faster when favorable, but engine speed remains capped at seventy mph.

Navy Department

Not the Same Points in Weather and Will

Meteorologists discuss dew point as the temperature at which air saturates and water vapor condenses. The saying compares this to a man whose thoughts become concrete when he acts on them.

Meteorologists

A Readable OCR Fragment From Historical Page

Fragmentary OCR text from a historical newspaper page presents unclear wording and limited legible details. The readable items do not form a complete event or names, making precise summary challenging.

Reign and Legacy of a Feudal Chinese Emperor

fragmented OCR summary notes a ruler known as Huang or Hoang Timh who unified and defended walls while centralizing power. It mentions feudal rule, suppression of classics, and a shift to begin the empire's history with his reign.

Traveling Companions in a Classic Chinese Fable

The tale tells of a man summoned for an unjust trial and three disguised figures offering aid. One promises sustenance, another company and wit, the third testifies and pleads his case. He chooses the third, revealing the first as riches and the second as friends, a wise selection.

Trollope’s writing pace in autobiography described

Trollope records his weekly output chosen by time and need. He cites an average of about forty pages per week with a range from twenty to one hundred twelve. He defines a page as 250 words and notes the discipline of counting every word to avoid underproduction.

Anthony Trollope

Weather and Leather Corns Hear Changes in the Air

J A Wilson reports to the New York section of the American Chemical Society that leather type affects moisture in air and foot comfort. Chrome tanned leather absorbs more moisture than vegetable tanned calf, causing greater area changes and higher pinching risk.

J. A. Wilson New York American Chemical Society

Beethovens Relics Move to Bonn Museum

Pilgrims visiting Bonn Beethoven birthplace may view a tenor violin played by Beethoven as a boy in the Bonn orchestra of the Kurfurst. He left Bonn in 1792 and gave the instrument to Franz Ries, whose great grandson donated it to the Beethoven museum. The same museum houses the old Italian instruments from 1802 donated by Furat Lichnow sky, on which the quartets were first played.

Beethoven Bonn Germany Kurfurst Franz Ries Beethoven Museum Furat Lichnowsky

Peculiar Boy Collects Odd Items After Accident

The Southeast Missourian reports a boy was injured when struck by a small car. Investigators found in his pockets a mix of curios including five tops, 73 brass buttons, 60 marbles, two oranges, a wooden cigarette holder, clappers, ten cigarettes, a mouth organ and a jews harp. The paper questions whether he was a normal boy due to missing toad or white rats.

Fin Automobile Southeast Missourian The Missourian

Fragmented Text: Mental Health Metaphor and Neighbor Reference

Readable fragments describe a mental state and a neighbor’s door. The passage hints at inner conflict or temptation and uses disjointed phrases about healing, knocking, and pausing at a personal space. The text remains unclear and lacks a coherent narrative.

Maryland 1822 law levies fee for Luther Martin benefit

Maryland legislators in 1822 imposed an annual five dollar levy on every lawyer to support attorney general Luther Martin who was a paralyzed victim. The act funded his services and reflected the era’s approach to public legal aid.

Luther Martin Maryland Martin

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