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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
7
A fragment from a Boston Transcript aside notes the irony of a rugged boy scout begging his mother not to smoke. A playful exchange from Syracuse Orange Peel shows two men missing recognition after a hiccup filled greeting.
A reflective note contrasts two life currents: incoming events and opportunities, and the inner impulses and thoughts directed at others. It frames life as a balance between external happenings and internal communications shaping relationships.
A Boston Transcript notice reports a restaurant advertising policy limiting nut inclusion with an 85 cent dinner. The brief item notes consumer signage and potential dietary restrictions.
An official authority states Labrador is slowly lifting from the sea. Evidence cited includes raised beaches along shorelines where slopes are not too steep, appearing in multiple levels.
Adam Breede quips that a kiss a day might deter divorce but only if the kiss is for the spouse. He notes many divorces arise from a daily kiss given to the wrong girl, a pointed remark from a Brooklyn Eagle piece.
The passage notes that the diving bell was not mentioned before the sixteenth century and records an 1588 Greek exhibition before Charles V, where divers descended into deep water in an inverted kettle.
The article notes that fish has long been a chief article of diet in China, highlighting its central role in traditional Chinese cuisine and daily meals.
Two on a New York subway discuss a pale woman and her flame colored hat. They claim subconscious motives behind fashion choices, while the woman reveals she did not choose the hat but was given it.
There is a vivid note on Hungarian gypsy musicians who often read no music yet create deep expressive sounds. The czimbalom and violin dominate, with the czimbalom tailored to Hungarian style. The piece cites Leland and Helen Ware on gypsy prowess and emotion over formal notation.
Fabiola, a Roman woman around A D 380, founded a hospital and convalescent home for the poor after embracing Christianity. She started a society of wealthy women trained as nurses, while later women nurses faced loss of dignity as 12 workers at St Bartholomew's London in 1544. The shift to trained nursing emerged as doctors at New York Hospital began lectures on scientific cleanliness in 1790.
Government investigators found telegraph operators all share a telegraphic language unique to each person yet mutually understandable. The greatest four letter word rate is 49 words per minute. Typical rate ranges 20 to 24 four letter words per minute. Senders often slower than receivers for beginners.
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