Amity Lodge Dominates Town Field Day Events
The Amity Lodge won the silver cup donated by Senator Ezra Dixon at the Warren Bristol area field day. Winners included Amity in tug of war and several races with Warren and Celestia participants placing in men’s and women’s events. Bake by E Ward Mason fed 150 at Bliven Field after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Rome
Jackadiog
Celestia Farren
Amity Lodge Herof
Ezra Dixon
United Brothers ‘Lodge
William
Russell Bake
Warren
Inion Beauregard
Waasren
John G. O Stéwart
Edward Bullock
P Istol
Robert
Hunt
Aliam
Beauregard
Spat
Walter Staples
Narrens
Orrin “Peterson
William Beauregard
John Simister
Russell Baker
William Evoy
Amty
Lodge
Baker
Beauréygard
Marks
J. Simister
Peterson
Grant If Hevey
Stanleye Simister, Jr
United Brothers
W. Bottomley
George Kinnicutte
Eugene Ryepe
Louis Benjamin
Sigs
Stanley Simister
John G. Stewart
Ruth Tanner
Celestia Lodge
Feanut
Celestia
Anna Brelsford
Reba
Fred Hunt
Mary ‘“Simister
Estia
Mary Simister
Reba Lodge
Hannah Sylvester
Albert Gale
Orrin E. Peterson
Amity Lodge
Everett LeBaron Church
United Brothers Lodge
Flowers in Menu Use of Flower Petals in Dishes
In London a major hotel occasionally uses petals of violet, jasmine, and other blooms in its dishes. In France petals from orange and lemon blossoms and white locust are used freely in food.
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London
France
Memorial drive for sailors and magnes victims in Washington
Contributions to a memorial drive in memory of sailors and magnes who died in the republic’s vans are being collected in Phoenix offices. Subscriptions list individuals, posts, and organizations including the American Legion and various lodges, with totals showing at least $197.50 raised so far.
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Washington D. C
Magnes
Republic
Phoenix
Frank Mr Dimond
Fred
E. Suzman
J. H. Young
D. A. RF
Bristol
Willie L. Manchestép
Charlotte ‘Manchester
Katherine
Ge Not T. Nelson
Thomas Neoson
Charles
Duffy
Louise Bell
Eau Woman's Relief Corps
Veterans At Soldiers Home
A. McKenzie
S.M. Sheple
Darel Brox “Lodge
Rose
Bradford
S. S. Crann
Marjorie Ponth Wit
Brat Council
K. of C
Paul Berg
Martha S. Bunn
Lillian T. Wilson
Thomas Byrnes
Bertram Ye
J. E
Burnside Lodge
Benjamin D
Charles B. Rockwell
Harriet R. DeWolf
Lewis Herreshoft i
Julia A. Herreshoff
O. R_ Siegel
Eugenia T T. Herreshoff
Herbert W. Manchester
James N. Coggeshall
Witten L. McKee
James M. ‘Jones
Bristol Scouts Return From Camp Yawgoog With Honors
Bristol Troops of the Boy Scouts of America led by Deputy Commissioner George R Fish returned from two weeks at Camp Yawgoog in Rockville. The first week at Oak Ridge camp saw Bristol scouts win top honors, with Troop 1 earning the Pirates tent as week’s best. Second week repetition as honor camp yielded a camp record with only four points lost. Eagles Edward Blackman and Oscar P Herzig received top awards, while life saving emblems went to Herzig and P L Thompson. bronze CY emblems earned by Gallup Thompson and W West. A large number of merit badges were earned by Bristol scouts.
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Bristol Troops
Boy Scouts of America
George R Fish
Yawgoog
Council
Rockville
Oak Ridge
Bristol Scouts
Pirates
Leonard Baron
Knights of Yawgoog
Oscar P Herzig
Ward Blackman
Tribe of Wincheck
Alligators
Edward Blackman
Knights Yawgoog
Oscar P. Herzig
P. L. Lawrence Thompson
Red Cross
Eagle Scouts
Blackman and
Herzig
Edward Gallup
Paul F.thompson
William West
Bristol
Lotal
Belay Grounds Close Aug 29 With Pageant At Playground
Supervisor Lewis H. Field announces closing events for Bristol playgrounds on Saturday August 29 featuring a pageant A Midgammer Night by Elizabeth W McLean rehearsals under Miss M Theresa Sullivan. Forty children take part with names of lead roles and forest glade stage set. Closing day shows baskets crafts and summer projects plus sports demonstrations and water sports nearby withCapt Long present August 25. Total attendance this year about 400 with assistants listed for Common and Callan Lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Field
Bristol
Bath House
Elizabeth W. McLean
John Post Reynolds
M. Theresa Sullivan
Queen
Catherine Duffy
Puck
Josephine Phillip
Fern Leaf
Mary Sousa
Starlight
Gertrude Evers
Dewdrop
Dorothy Adams
Mist— Adalize
D'Amore
Wien Mabel Rawson
Baby Seed
Barbara Wells
Emma Slinger
Mary Lewis
Louise D'Amore
Helen Georgio
Marguerite Ferreira
Miss Sullivan
Capt Long
United States Life Saving Corps
Erociniete Ascher Sy
Callan
Erasmo Mancini
George J. O’brien
Mildred Goettler
Bristol Community Orchestra to Perform Open Air Concert
Rehearsals are underway for the Bristol Community Orchestra second concert scheduled Monday evening August 31 on the Knights of Columbus lawn on State Street. Under Miss M Theresa Sullivan the group has practiced for weeks and aims to attract strong public support for this first open air Bristol concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Community Orchestra
Whch
Knights of Columbus
State Street
Bristol
Theresa Sullivan
Ever Readys Edge Bristol Oaks 10 9 in Close Baseball Tilt
In a brisk Saturday game the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company defeated the Bristol Oaks 10 to 9 on the common. Ever Readys—Andradec Heladue led with strong hitting while Oaks stars Maneinit o J Josephs and Velecca doubled as main threats.
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Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company
Bristol Oaks
Andradec
Heladue
J Josephs
Ever Readys
Oaks
Gladue
Josephs
Joseph Paul
Andrade and
Sousa
Velecca
Louis Rinaldi
Mancini
Maher and
Probate Court approves guardianship and estate allowances
Judge Edward L. Leahy presided as Probate Court disposed of the docket yesterday morning. The final account of guardian for Jesse Steere (ward) was allowed and inventories for Samuel O Sparks John McGinty William F Bartlett and Annie Mc Govern were accepted for allowances. inventory for Jesse Steere was allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Probate Court
Jesse Steere
Ward
Samuel O Sparks
John McGinty
William F Bartlett
Annie McGovern
Funeral Services for Frank Sylvia at St Elizabeths Church
Funeral services for Frank Sylvia of 14 First Street were held at 9 am yesterday at St Elizabeths Church in Boston. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery. Born in Portugal 46 years ago, he lived in town over 20 years. He was a widower with three children and three siblings.
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Frank Sylvia
First Street
Boston
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sylvia
Portugal
Vanderbilt’s 1849 Vision of Flight and Pacific Travel
The Wall Street Journal recounts Cornelius Vanderbilt writing to a Kingston friend in 1849 about supporting an inventor with a flying machine idea. He imagines voyages to California by air, prizing speed over oceans and hinting at future ventures toward Sutter’s gold fields.
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California
Aurementa
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cort Modore
Kingston
N. Y
Staten Island
Johns
New York
Anyboy
Pacific
Hoboken
John
Rockies
Sutter's
Wall Street Journal
Determination of a Crossroads Official to Resign
A crossroads official declares he will resign citing reasons from a puny office to fleas and birdshot trouble. He notes a local newspaper reader shooting at Mae Peery, police fears, a building infestation, and an ax incident. He hints at KKK pressure and plans to step down and out.
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Mae Peery
Rendev
Kangas City
Nansen Plans German Polar Airship Expedition
Arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen announces a German expedition to fly a 5,000,000 cubic foot dirigible from the Murmansk coast to Alaska and back. A crew of fifty will undertake a four week scientific mission including Arctic photography, mapping soundings, and data collection. The venture aims to begin in 1927.
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Fridtjof Nansen
North Pole
Polar
Los Angeles
Murmansk
White Sea
Alaska
Arctic
Mahogany Trade Flows From Central American Rivers
The article notes real mahogany as a tropical timber grown mainly in Central American nations including Honduras Guatemala and Mexico. It describes the wood being squared and rafted down rivers to the sea during the rainy season and emphasizes large export movement.
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Honduras
Guatermala
British Honduras
Mexico
Record Emerald The Great Muzo Stone Worth Kingly Value
The largest emerald today is the Muzo stone an uncut crystal about two inches long with a site diameter and weighing over 1 karat more than nine ounces and owned by the duke of Devonshire.
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Duke of Devonshire
Reign of Terror Death Toll Reported in France
The report notes that over 2,500 people were executed in Paris during the Reign of Terror in the French Revolution. It adds that about 6,000 men, women, and children were drowned in the Loire by terrorists.
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Paris
Enléren
Loire
Persian Legend of Wine Discovery
A Persian legend ties wine to a queen's toothache and a king’s forbidden reserve. The queen tastes fermented grape juice to ease pain and ends a plot to poison herself, sparking a tale of wine’s origin through peril and remedy.
Supplanted Patriarch By Peter the Great in 1721
The holy governing synod of the Russian church was established by Peter the Great in 1721 to replace the patriarchate of Moscow which he deemed too powerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Governing Synod of
Peter the Great
Patriarchate of
Moscow
Peter
Twin Birth Rates Note 1917 U S Twins Share
The American Genetic Association reports that in 1917 about 1.07 percent of U S births were twins and roughly 20 percent of these twins were identical. The figures reflect early 20th century twin statistics.
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The
American Genetic Association
United States
Early Cricket Emergence in Sixteenth Century Play
Fragmentary OCR notes recount cricket origins with mention of thirteenth and sixteenth century activity and a team identified as Sebwe in arenas, noting profitability and growing awareness of the game.
Word Usage Study Notes Common Speech
A linguistic piece notes that the word thing is highly frequent in everyday speech and in dictionaries study. It discusses its ubiquity in Bribie language usage and how dictionaries approach illustrating common terms.
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Hat Séyen Iit & Hétt Colud
Gypsy Trips for Girls Inspire Outdoor Adventurous Agree
Everygirl's magazine of Camp Fire Girls promotes gypsy trips as a call of the wild. Girls borrow a cart and horse to travel, walk and ride along roads, cook by campfire, sleep under open skies, and camp beside rivers or in barn haylofts, experiencing night quiet and sunset views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everygirl's
Everygirl’s
Einstein Manuscripts Donated to Hebrew University Archives
Doctor Einstein has given the original manuscripts of his relativity theory to the library of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The note expresses hope that clear explanations of the theory will be widely available without forcing a degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew University At
Jerusalem
Lord Balfour
Einstein
St Andrews Golf Club Marks Early US Golf History
The St Andrews Golf Club of New York City, formed November 18 1888, is noted as the oldest golf club in the United States, with early claims golf was played on the Pacific coast by sea captains in the sixteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Golf Club
New York City
United States
Engraving Techniques Described in Historical Text
The passage explains relief engraving and wood engraving where ink fills hollowed areas and wiped smooth surfaces stay white. It covers line engraving where inked lines print, etching where acid deepens lines, and mezzo tint where the surface is roughened without incised lines.
Dutch Origin of Opprobrium Term in New Amsterdam
The term Yankeé, per Rombanghi, is not Indian but Dutch and means to snarl and quarrel. Burghers of New Amsterdam reportedly used it for invaders from Connecticut.
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Rombanghi
New Amsterdam
Connecticut
Legal Phraseology Escrow Defined in Third-Party Custody
The term describes a writing fully executed and placed in the care of a third party to be held until the stated conditions for the instrument are fulfilled.
Era of Good Feeling in the United States
The era 1816 to 1824 is described as the period of good feeling marked by minimal party strife and broad internal harmony and contentment across the nation. It highlights political unity after the War of 1812 and growth in national identity under President James Monroe.
Happiness in the moral balance of giving and serving
Henry Drummond contrasts two views of happiness. He argues many seek happiness in possession and being served, while true happiness lies in giving and serving others. The excerpt reflects a sermonlike reflection on virtue and social duty.
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Henry Drummond
Opening of House of Refuge on Blackwell's Island
In 1925 the opening marks a milestone for the first institution on Blackwell's Island New York dedicated to housing and reforming delinquent youth the House of Refuge located on the island in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Blackwell's Land
New York
United
Fragmented Clippings on Bécaudé and Da Tata Boxing
OCR fragment mentions Bécaudé and Da Tata in boxing context with unclear framing. The readable text lacks clear event, date, or location details, producing a sparse item suitable for a brief card.
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Tércor
Aunty
America’s
Eeey
Ondon
Sasch
Tata
Ingraw
Overland
Providence
Fraskile St
Buxman’s
Comstock’s Express
Abeer
Gorham
Swift
Ff. Se
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