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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
2
The fragment lists office addresses and telephone contacts for Roswell 8 and Bosworth with multiple street locations including Wood Street and Hope Street. It appears to be a newspaper masthead or masthead-like listing of offices and contact numbers.
Readers are invited to submit items for publication. The Junior Holy Name Society will meet after the 10 o'clock mass at Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Various lodge members attend events in Warren and Providence. Church groups hold sales, lectures, and fundraisers. Upcoming events include Christmas seals sales, meat suppers, card sales, and youth group elections.
Citizens heard a plan to start a factory in Bristol that would employ 125 to 200 initially and potentially 1500 or more with national demand. Speaker Mr Smith pledged full-time answers and urged residents to engage, questions addressed by those most knowledgeable about the project.
A garbled report from a Rotary Club gathering hints at a talk about irony and poetry. Names and precise details are unreadable, but attendees discussed music and literature in a casual, informal setting.
Bristol first team won two strings and the team total against Norwood in Norwood Massachusetts. Otten led Bristol with a 32 string total and no single high score. Norwood second team whitewashed Bristol second team three strings for a point victory.
The passage shows garbled discourse about gaining knowledge through reading and education. It suggests a view that broad reading may be unnecessary or unproductive without clear purpose, hinting at skepticism about the utility of wide reading for practical knowledge.
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