Campaign to fund new Lying-In Hospital in Providence
Editorial notes progress on an $850,000 campaign for a modern Lying-In Hospital in Providence. By last night $285,414 had been pledged. Bristol lacks a townwide canvass but Mrs. Wallis E. Howe and Miss Alice W. DeWolf will solicit subscriptions today.
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Providence
Bristol
Wallis E. Howe
Alice W. DeWolf
The
Phoenix
Frugal Advice Echoes Across a Populist Thought
A column laments that many Americans opt to spend a dollar to avoid effort, rather than expend effort to save money, arguing for personal responsibility and prudent choices in everyday life.
Present Worries Spur Seasonal Nerves Across Town
The passage notes a mood shift as Christmas nears with people generally anxious about current events. It hints that even those indifferent to the future feel some present unease and tension as the holiday season approaches.
Memorial Tablet for Ensign Dimock at Ware Episcopal Church
A bronze memorial tablet placed in Ware Episcopal Church Dixon Dale Gloucester County Virginia honors Ensign William Dewolf Dimock United States Navy during the Spanish American War. The inscription quotes 2 Timothy II and marks February 29 1864 and November 12 1919 as dates.
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Ware Episcopal Church
Dixondale
Gloucester County
Virginia
William Dewolf Dimock
United & States Navy
Spain
School Exercises at John Post Reynolds School
Pupils from the lower rooms held exercises yesterday afternoon as part of American Educational Week in the John Post Reynolds School auditorium. The program featured songs, recitations and musical solos with students such as Max Phenes Vincent Campagna Mary Charlton Ellsworth Munro and Miss Warren Miss Anna Sullivan and Miss August providing accompaniment.
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John Post Reynolds
Miss Warren
Max Phenes
Vincent Campagna
Anna Sullivan
Jennie McNeal
Mary Charlton
Ellsworth Munro
Miss August
Bristol Y Delegates Attend State Boys Conference
Frank Remieres and Sidney Dunbar are registered delegates to represent Bristol Y boys at the Massachusetts Rhode Island State conference in Providence today through Sunday. George S. Pailthorpe and several employed boys will attend sessions, with Secretary Holm in attendance.
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Frank Remieres
Sidney Dunbar
Bristol “Y
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Providence
George S. Pailthorpe
Holm
Hospital transfer and local notices mix of 1920s items
Mrs Theresa Conley of Byfield Street was removed to Rhode Island Hospital for treatment yesterday. The column also notes sales at Dimond's Corner, a Hope Street shoe shop, a three day Catholic Tridium, and events from Bristol and Providence Island clubs including whist prizes and a Christmas gift sale. It reports Liberty Library circulation peaking at 22,669 for year ending Nov 30, noting high past years.
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Byfield Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Dimond’s Corner
Edith Cook
Hope Privateospital
Providence
Phonix
Charles F. Tucy
Charles Francs
Gage
Blue Bird Shop
Hope Street
K. of C. Whist
Joseph Lewis
A. P. Nerone
Loretta Walsh
Sadie Calllan
James P. Fay, Jr
P. J. Lannon
John Lannon
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Providence Surgical Hospital
Bristol Grade Teachers Association
John Post Reynolds
Robert K. Bennett
Central Falls
L. Levy
State Street
Congregational Club
First Congregational Church
William C. Hobbs
U. S. Rubber Co
Hood
F. E. Suzman
Adv
John H. Wall
Prudence Island Fishing Club
Constitution Street
Samuel Kinder
Clarence
Trinity Men's Club
Bristol Whist Club
Vincent H. Conklin
Fred Foster
John Matheson
George Marshall
Nelson Wells
George H. Bush
W. J. Dunbar
Joseph M. Edmonds
Felice Della Morte
Aurelia Saggi
Franklin Street
Dimond
George A. Arnold
Rogers Free Library
We Must Choose and Be Content in Our Choice
A reflective line urging resolve amid numerous tasks and limited strength. It emphasizes the need to select a path wisely and accept happiness with that decision. The tone is practical, urging steadiness in the face of many possible undertakings.
Education Week Address at Colt Memorial High School
A speaker representing the American Legion addressed Colt Memorial High School students during Education Week. He urged study of government principles over battles, stressed truth and high ideals in education, and contrasted democracy with other regimes. He warned against forces opposing equal opportunity and urged students to understand their constitutional rights for the future.
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Edward
Carly
Democratc
Russia
American Legion
In Memoriam William Hirst Kearney
In loving memory of William Hirst Kearney who lost his life December 6 1917 when the U S Destroyer Jacob Jones was torpedoed and sunk in European waters. In our hearts he is fondly remembered by his mother and brothers with sweet memories and enduring love.
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Wiliam Hirst Kearney
U. S
Jacob
Must Have Item Drives Sales Demand Across Counties
A government backed necessity pushes a sales push with ambitious roles. A nationwide opportunity seeks order takers earning 20 to 30 dollars daily and top sellers over 50 dollars daily. Jerome Landt invites applicants at Dearborn Street Chicago for county wide territories and crew manager positions.
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Jerome Landt
Dearborn
Chicago
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