Oars of Prayer and Canonical Hours Defined
The article explains the canonical hours of prayer lauds prime tierce sext none and compline set in the sixth century by the Christian church for daily devotion and worship.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
3
Reporters Know More Than They Seem About Attendance
The Twil son Globe notes reporters anticipate only about sixty to seventy of the planned one thousand attendees will show up at the mass meeting.
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Twilson Globe
Work Not Always Toil
A reflection on the value of labor noting that illness removes toil and makes one cherish the privilege of work. The piece contrasts hard work with the relief of illness, urging appreciation for productive labor.
Robes of Office Quote on Civil Service Attire
A Farm and Fireside quip notes public officials must wear presentable clothes beyond mere authority. The tongue in cheek line urges appearance as part of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Incentive in Defeat Quote by Wendell Phillips
A compact aphorism notes defeat as education and the first step to something better as voiced by Wendell Phillips. The line frames loss as a formative process guiding future improvement and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Highest Eloquence in Saying What Is Necessary
A concise reflection on true eloquence by Rochefoucauld: real mastery lies in conveying only what is essential, avoiding superfluous detail or ornament. It emphasizes restraint and precision in expression.
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Rochefoucauild
Old Samplers Needlework Horn Book Named Oldest Sampler
A historic sampler titled Old Samplers Needlework horn book is identified as the oldest sampler. The piece features an embroidered alphabet on its fabric.
Polished by Friction Exchange Adage
The proverb notes that a gem gains shine only through rubbing and a mage requires trials to perfect. a concise reflection on process shaping skill and magic.
Waking to Fame Sparks Quiet Reflection
Comment discusses how certain individuals may seem to awaken to fame, yet have likely been aware and active long before public recognition. The tone questions the illusion of sudden celebrity and hints at enduring presence.
St Michael’s Boys Choir Trek to Mt Hope Camp
About a dozen members of St Michael’s Church boys choir went to Mt Hope yesterday for a week long camp outing. They are under the supervision of L C Bradshaw general secretary of the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Mt. Hope
L. C. Bradshaw
The
Young men set sail for month long bay outing
A party of young men led by Harry Munro Charles Weaver Harold Easterbrooks and James Salisbury left Saturday in a boat for a month long trip. They plan camping on the bay shores part of the time and Harry Saunders will join near Narragansett Pier later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Munro
Charles Weaver
Harold Easterbrooks
James Salisbury
Harry Saunders
Narragansett Pier
Young Warriors Club clambake at Windmill Point jubilee
The Young Warriors Club held a clambake last Saturday at Windmill Point matching the quality of famed Maxfield. Members Albert H Flint Jr Irving Mc Caughey Eddie Bachus Oliver Perry Basil Perry Howard Paull and Prescott Paul led a proud display of satisfaction with every clam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Warriors
Windmill Point
Maxfield
Albert H Flint, Jr
Irving McCaughey
Eddie Bachus
Oliver Perry
Basil Perry
Howard Paull
Prescott Paul
Hairdresser Eugene Wall Opens New Shop in Drury Block
Eugene D Wall, a well known hairdresser and former employee of Arthur DesLauriers, has opened his shop in the Drury Block, previously occupied by H H Rogers, inviting patrons seeking first class shaving and hair cutting to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D Wall
Arthur DesLauriers
Drury Block
H H_ Rogers
Auction of tramp house nets 1150 and mover plans
The foot of Bradford street auction Saturday noon raised 1150 for the old tramp house built over 65 years ago. Patrick Hammill bought it and will relocate it to the town’s east side after repairs. The building housed the old bucket fire engine and later watchman and tramp quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Street
L B Bosworth
Patrick Hammill
Hammill
Wardwell Lumber Company
Weekday definitions in state law and custom
The article states Sunday as the first day of the week under state law on legal holidays and by general custom. It notes Sunday is the day after the Jewish Sabbath, which falls on the seventh day.
Giant Sequoia Timber Affirms 22 Homes From One Tree
California officials announce a single Sequoia near Cramel Humboldt County contains timber sufficient for 22 average homes. The tree stands 306 feet tall and 20 feet in diameter as part of a state resources distinction.
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California
State Department of Resources
Cramel
Humboldt County
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Pj.wilson Salee
New England Power
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Kickers
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Councilman Thayer
Galvin
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J W. Franklin
Capt Waldron
T S McKeon
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the Liberty Tailor
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