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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1918

Page

4

British Navy Achievements Highlighted by Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal argues that official naval reports reveal Britain’s Royal Navy moved vast tonnages and personnel, patrolled the North Sea, and blocked neutral trade, with millions of tons of supplies and fuel conveyed and extensive maritime endurance, countering notions of idle harbor days.

Britain America Kiel Canal North Sea North Atlantic Arctic Ocean Wall, Street Journal

Creed Attributed to German or German Student Stirs Debate

Fragmentary quotation traces a creed alleged to be written by a German or German student. It claims the German army acts on this creed and contrasts it with biblical phrasing, replacing meekness with valiance and peacemaking with warmaking, invoking Odin above Jehovah.

Geeman Germany Valhalla Odin

Transporting Our Troops Railroads Share in Success

The article praises American railroads for crucially supporting the large troop movements to Europe. It notes about 1.5 million soldiers transported with minimal loss and quotes Sir Joseph Maclay calling the effort a transport miracle. It credits railroads and the Railway Administration under McAdoo for progress toward rapid, coordinated sea transport.

Europe Joseph Maclay McAdoo

Inventors of the Duplex Telegraph History

The duplex telegraph was invented in 1853 by Dr Wilhelm Glinth of Austria enabling two messages on one wire in opposite directions. Improvements followed in 1854 by Carl Fischen of Hanover and final perfection by Joseph B Stearns of Boston in 1872.

Wilhelm Glinth Austria Carl Fischen Hanover Joseph B. Stearns Boston

War Macaroni Sparks Size Complaint

A reader complains about the size of war macaroni preferring the 41 calibre style over vermicelli, quipping in a Samuel Weller like aside. The note mixes humor with a critique of pasta varieties.

Samuuel Weller

Hokara skin healer touted as cure for pimples and more

For weeks W 4H Puington sells Hokara claiming rapid relief for acne blackheads herpes and other skin ailments. The maker promises refunds if customers doubt its powers and offers a liberal sized article at 33 with quick results praised by shoppers.

Puington Seling Hokara Ristol Ik W H Sygan

Democracy Is Proving Efficient In War Effort

The piece argues democracy’s strength in wartime over despotism, praising Belgium France Great Britain Italy and the United States. It declares victory requires massive funding through Liberty bonds tax payments and savings, urging Americans to economize live frugally and work hard for a year to support allied forces.

German Empire Belgium France Great Britain Italy Germany United States Europe Asia America Berlin Flanders Treasury United States Treasury Sve Bristol Amos S. Gorham

Thieves Target Local Businesses and Barn Theft

Burglars entered Perreira and Roderiques on Bradford street and stole the cash register after 1 AM yesterday. The register, found later on First Congregational Church lawn, had about $30 in small change. An attempt to break into Atlantic and Pacific Grocery on Hore Street occurred Sunday evening around 11 PM. Glass breaking was heard and thieves fled after an alarm. Frank Victoria was arrested for stealing a cow from Benjamin Paull on Washington Street. he had seven ears on arrest and was arraigned before Justice Philip Brady with case continued to the Fifth District Court.

Perreira & Roderiques Bradford Street Frank Victoria Benjamin Paull Washington’ Street Justice of the Peace Philip Brady Fifth District Court Paull

Iron ore deposits in Krivoi Rog fuel Russian steel growth

Within Ukraine the Krivoi Rog district contains the principal iron ore deposits. Their development has driven a rapid growth in Russia's iron and steel industry, which now relies about seventy percent on ore from the southern region.

Ukrainia Russia Krivoi Rog

Origin of Various Dogs

C R Eastman in Museum Journal traces dog origins from the Cretan hound and its Balearic cousin the Thaza hound to the ancient Ethiopian hound. The Russian borzoi and Sicilian hound descend from the Cretan line, while the collie descends from a small paleolithic wild dog.

Crete Balearic Islands C. R. Eastman Museum Journal

Stone ships not entirely new in wartime craft

Concrete vessels are not new despite novelty claims. A French inventor Lambot launched a concrete boat in 1849, followed by many successful experiments. The Dutch and Italians have long operated concrete barges, with ongoing wartime examples.

Lambot

Confusing Invitation at Brickyard Foreman Ruse

A man named Dodgin appointed foreman in a brickyard meets two workers who claim they are also foremen. The trio sit and share a cigarette as the scene unfolds.

Dodgin

Swans Etched in Sky Move Observer to Remember

John Burroughs recalls the rare sight of a line of swans high in the sunset sky, a moment of luck he has witnessed only twice in his life, leaving him with an unforgettable impression.

John Burroughs Atlantic

Barrel the Only Rolling Container

A barrel can be rolled showing its merit over heavier containers. The passage notes that containers weighing over 00 pounds require lifting. It claims one man can unload a carload of sugar, about 200 barrels, in under an hour.

Home training key to reducing vice crime and poverty

The article argues that most beginnings of mental and moral inferiority lie in the home. It urges educating parents on the supreme importance of home training to address problems of vice crime and poverty, suggesting progress starts with families.

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Allied Cause Wonton the Waldron CO Auto Tires & Accessories Herbert Quick Brueps Hsk Bradford Street Bakery Amos S Gorham R. I Bristol, R. I Joseph Benjamin Rhode Island Woods Catherine Streets Alfred Pierce Catherine Street Wood Street Terrence McCarty William T. O'Donnell Joseph Fienjamin Wood Louis Malafronte Nathan N Cole John and Mary Ryan Mary Ann Lonergan G.W. Simmons Undertakers Be.l F. Colwell Telephove Constitution Street Otis L. Wood Court Street Dorchester Mutual Fire E. L. Watson & CO Industrial Trust Co Providence R. L Garnelda Oes Ncicieone Sez G. M. Wilbur Union Street William W. Franklin & Co Wood St W. Hochman State Street Telephone W. C. Talbot W. Hopkins
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