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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1917

Page

3

Local Men Receive Army Commissions After Plattsburg Training

Brig Gen McCain announces Aug 15 commissions for about a hundred Rhode Island men from the Officers Reserve Corps and Regular Army. W. Fred Williams Jr of this town becomes Second Lieutenant Infantry Regular Army. Franklin H. Springer and James Ira Shepard also earn Reserve Corps commissions. Bristol men expected home for short leave as training camp closes.

Cers Reserve Corps Plattsburg National Army Regular Army Washington Officers Reserve Corps McCain Adjutant General of the Army W. Fred Williams, Jr W. F. Williams New England Harvard Franklin H. Springer John C. Springer Franklin Street Infantry Colt Memorial High School Rhode Island College James Ira Shepard H. H. Shepard Providence Bristol

Notice of dissolution and continuation of Trudell Bros

Notice states the partnership of Trudell Bros between Onry P. Trudell and John C. Trudell has dissolved with no receiver appointed. Henry P. Trudell will continue business at 11 Second Street offering beaming of all kinds autos and hacks for weddings funerals or other occasions.

Onry P. Trudell John C. Trudell

Missing Boy Knox Found in Boston Visit

Archie Knox age 12 had been missing for four days after a trip with his father to Rocky Point and Riverside. A Telegram from the Traveler's Aid Society of Boston confirmed the boy was found in Boston. Special Chest Edward C. Gallup brought him home to Bristol. his family runs Quirk's grocery at State and Wood streets.

Archie “Knox Boston Rocky Riverside Bristol Traveler’s Aid Society of Knox Edward C. Gallup Quirk’s Corner State and Wood Streets

Birth announced for Pas tore in town

In this town on August 11 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Pas tore marking a family welcome to a new member of the community

Pastore Joseph Pastore

Obituary notices from Becker to Smith in various towns

Several brief notices list deaths and ages in multiple towns. Becker in Bay Springs Aug 11. Mary Becker widow of John aged 83. Cardoza Barbina daughter of John and Mary Cardoza Aug 13 aged 2 months. Cartigliezo Maria daughter Gaetano and Annie Cartigliezo Aug 14 aged 6 months. McDonough Mary A wife of late Martin McDonough Aug 13 Warren. Simmons Annie wife of Henry P Simmons Aug 11 Rehoboth. Smith Nathan J Smith in Barrington Aug 10 in his 79th year.

Birds Follow Fixed Piana and Nesting Habits

A study of birds shows their behavior is fixed and orderly. Birds consistently build nests and lay eggs of specific sizes and colors according to their kind, challenging the idea that avian life is random and shaped by daily events.

Few Pure Whites in Mexico

A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt cites that only 19 of every 100 Mexicans are white, with Indians forming 88 and mixed races around 48. It describes mestizo, chinco, and zambo types, notes low foreign residency, and suggests Mexican Indians lag in modern science with high infant mortality.

Mexico United States India George ‘Washington Benito Juarez Pennsylvania Republic Girard Philadelphia Ledger M Co

Wisdom Comes Too Soon In Children Suffering Youth

This piece warns that early exposure to world woes ages children, creating embittered adults. It urges parents to preserve childhood, prevent “ugly duckling” dynamics, and foster talents and equity among all siblings to balance perceived flaws.

Boy Scouts Enjoy Week at Camp Yawgoog and Bristol Boys Lead

The Camp Yawgoog report details Knights of Honor initiation for Bristol and Rhode Island scouts. William Frantis led Royal Guards with Max Vitiello as band leader. the Bristol group impressed with a daylight saving style schedule and a camp banquet. The week featured war games, a minstrel show, singing, prizes, and a corn lecture by Prof. Thomas highlighting over 100 acres of crops.

the Phoenix Yawgoog Knights of Honor Bristol Boys William Frantis Royal Guards Max” Vitiello Bristol Weasbeens Never-will-be’s Chief Scout Sonny” ‘Sylvester Bob” Maxmean William Francis Comdey Abe Blackman Sergi Sonny” Sylvester Harris Kebrek Hans Phef Donald North Thomas Boy Scouts Rhode Island

Is This the Modern Child and Its Shaping in Society

W L George quotes a Harper's Magazine essay noting the modern child asks about animals and learns about duties of a citizen, while parents focus on personality. The piece suggests a future generation split between precocious youths and barbarians, shaped by strict language.

W. L. George Harper's Magazine

America’s Metal Output and Global Dependence

A Century of Change outlines how copper iron coal production has shifted, noting 100 years ago world totals and today’s U S outputs. William L Saunders warns raw materials, the sinews of peace and war, may expose weakness and danger if reliance persists.

United States William L. Saunders Engineering Magazine America

Weekend departure from camp ends at home in Bristol

The writer describes leaving camp early Saturday, breakfast and packing, and traveling from Providence to Bristol, arriving at 1:00 PM. The note closes with a brief reflection on being tired yet sad to depart. Signed by WM. H. FRANCIS Jr. in the Yawgoog Gasbag, August 11, 1917.

Providence Bristol WM. H. Francis, Jr Yawgoog Gasbag

Historic United Train of Artillery Seeks 100 New Members

The United Train of Artillery of Providence led by Col. Merton A. Cheesman aims to recruit 100 new members, prioritizing former National Guard service. The 125 current members, including the band, will be joined as recruiting runs on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The unit, chartered in April 1775, is part of the State Militia and can be mobilized for home defense.

United Train of Artillery of Providence Merton A. Cheesman National Guard Cheesman United Train of Artillery

Adventuress at Star Theatre Opens Evening Show

Marion Swayne appears at Star Theatre in The Adventuress a five act feature part of Shorty Hamilton series with comedies. Reputation chocolates offered free with purchases. Dorothy Gish stars in Stage Struck a Triangle-Fine Arts play with laughs and thrills as Miss Gil plays a country girl drawn into a swindler’s fake dramatic school. Also Jimmie Dale series and Triangle comedy. Thursday Fatty Arbuckle in The Rough House Peggy Hyland in The Rose of the South shown next.

Marion Swayne Star Theatre Shorty Hamilton Reputation Chocolates Dorothy Gish Miss Gil Jimmie Dale Fatty Arbuckle Peggy Hyland

Automobile registrations at State Board office last week

Last week at the State Board of Public Roads office many Bristol and Barrington residents registered motor vehicles. Names include B Elmer Mathewson Bristol Ford 22 hp touring and Jointo C Martins Bristol Cole 25 hp touring among others.

the State Board of Public Roads B. Elmer Mathewson Bristol Ford H. P Jointo C. Martins Cole Bernard V. Morris H. P. Coupelet Xois Aniello Federicko John J. Angers Warren H. P. Touring Charles R. Maxfield Studebaker Rosina Farina Barrington Chevrolet Edith J. Allen Barrington Overland Charles M. Bellemer Franklin Isaac B. Merriman Barring Packard Barrington T. Anthony West Barrington Buick

Liberty Bonds as Stocks in the U S Government

The text likens Liberty Loan Bonds to preferred stock in a vast government corporation with over 100 million stockholders and vast assets. It argues bonds provide a secure, tax exempt dividend of 3 4 percent and certify civic loyalty and support for the country, framing bondholders as profitable, honorable investors.

Liberty Bonds United States Liberty Loan Bond

Bristol Man Praises Doan's Kidney Pills for Backache Relief

In an interview a Bristol resident named Mr Manchester explains how kidney pain and backache hinder his work. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Buffington's Pharmacy with prompt relief during attacks and ongoing use for three years. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's at 60 cents.

Bristol Mr. Manchester Dean Buffington Doan Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

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