Monthly School Health Report Highlights Failings and Interventions
The report records 403 investigated cases in the Alteddancé Officer program with many students lacking clothing 149 and sickness 83. It notes 569 clinic treatments led by nurse Mary Sanford including dental and immunization efforts, plus Schick tests planned for March and numerous hearing and sight screenings across schools.
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Alteddancé
Game Mes Feiggs
Reform School
Mary .E. Sanford
Valley School
Schick
Thompson
Duffy
Oxford Movements and the Tracts for the Times
The Oxford movement began at Oxford University in 1833 to bend the Anglican church back to early Christian Fathers. Its 90 pamphlets, Tracts for the Times, included works by Newman and Pusey. Newman’s tract hinted articles could align with the Council of Trent, a view condemned by Anglican bishops in 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Church of England
Oxford University
the Times
Newmen
Pusey
Foufe
Newman
Jordan River to Be Harnessed for Electricity in Palestine
Historical notes on the Jordan River describe its long, shifting course and its central role in faith and science. The current plan aims to divert the river's waters to generate power for Palestine and Transjordan, with ambitions tied to regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
de Cueth
Palestine
Transjordania
Peles
Manchester
Colt Memorial High School Honor Roll Announces Top Students
Thirty six Colt Memorial High School students earned honor roll status for the term ending December 9. Principal Edward G Fitzgerald released names with percentages, highlighting 2 at 90 percent or higher in all subjects, 15 above 85 percent, and 19 at or above 80 percent. Notables include Eleanor Rae George Springer, Frank Duarte, Barbara Koallmyer, Mars Mason, and Joseph Sansone among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLT
Thyrty
Colt Memorial High School
Edward G. Fitzgerald
Evers
Eleanor Rae George Springer
Frank Duarte
Bonita Gagho
Benjamin Hazen
Barbara Koallmyer
Mars Mason
Philomena Romano
Tose Victoria
Anthony Agatiello Domeniic
Emily Navier
Russell Bullock Rose Campa Ma Vidia LeClerc
Joseph Sansone
Herbert Silva
Alice Brightman
Frank Brown
I Sydia Fernandez Thomas Flynn
Margaret Gallagher
Eric Bease
Bertram Bullock
Frank Campagna
E Addison Hill
Gladys Rishe
Dora Bailes
Howard Bennett
Fmil
Horges
Domenick Capone
Concetta Fasano
Esther Hazen
Margaret Mathewson
Joseph Securo
Mars Walsh
Olympian Club Beats Barrington Tigers 49 to 33 at Home
Mich Pasquerill led the Olympian Club basketball team of the YMCA to their first home win, defeating the Barrington Tigers 49 to 33 at the Y gym. St Angelo scored 15 and Herzig 16 for the locals, who used strong defense and passing to pull away in the second half.
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Mich Pasquerill
YMCA
Barrington Tigers
Barrington
St Angelo
LeClerc
Cardoza
Hermig
Oscar Herzig
George St Angelo
Colt
Charlie Burdge
Providence College
Jake Healey
Chassie” LeClerc
Larney’ Bisbane
River” Cardoza
Town Column Notes On Timely Topics And Welfare
Jai writes comments on Timely Topics about the welfare and interests of our town. The column appears in the local periodical as a community reflection and civic insight for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehis
Jai
Recalled Bristol Boys Club effort supports unemployed men
A Bristol resident recalls the old Boys Club on Thames Street started by Mrs. George Adams and aided by Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell and others. The room served boys of all ages, offered shows, English and carpentry lessons, and dinners. many volunteers contributed with little cost. The writer urges revisiting such a recreation space to help pass hard months ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bosworth
Bristol
George Adams
Thames Street
Charles B. Rockwell
Fielding Williams
Heavenly Host
S. P. Colt
Providence
Bristol urged to invest Water Works funds in new factory
A writer urges Bristol to invest fifty thousand dollars of Water Works stock in Maurice C. Smith's factory or another reliable firm seeking Bristol location. The author says it would be a good investment and should be discussed at the next Town Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Phoenix
Bristol
Rhode Island
Whitten
duPont Outfit
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Maurice C. Smith
Rotary Club Meeting Reviews Liquor Control Methods
The Bristol Rotary Club met at Wednesday noon with Charles Cutter outlining the Australian approach and Rev. A. R. Parshley reading a paper by G. Andrews Moriarty on the English method. J. Winthrop De Wolf presented a satirical piece on U S reform before and after the 18th Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary ‘Club
Britsol Rotary Club
Charles Cutter
A. R. Parshley
G. Andrews Moriarty
J. Winthrop de Wolf
Spingarn Medal Originestablished for Negro Achievement
The Spingarn medal began in 1914, created by J E Spingarn, then chair of the NAACP board, to honor the highest or noblest achievement by an American Negro in the preceding year or years with an annual gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spingarn
J. E. Spingarn
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Munkacsy's Early Sketches Shape Christ Epics
The Hungarian painter Munkacsy as a youth criticized conventional depictions of Christ as too gentle. He sought stronger images that could condemn wrongdoing yet show mercy to the penitent. He later painted works focused on Christ's life themes to counteract prior impressions.
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Munkacsy
Munkacgy
Christ
Compass and Equator Crossing Not Altering Compass
The north end of a compass needle still points toward the north magnetic pole and the south end toward the south magnetic pole after crossing the equator. The maneuver does not change the compass orientation.
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Bria
Alee Fy
Peeters
Ales
Pillsbury
Taddy
Cay
Eresh
Hgisi
Frakkforts
Porterhouse
Foud Stores
la Ferncroft
Hamburg
Sunkist Orangeamay
Turkey
Glendale
John Marshall
J Lee
Olympians
de Cristofaro
Cappucci
Flash” Ferreira
Tot Cardoza
St. Angelo If
Herzig
Bisbane
Magee
Tigers
Healey
Biber
Burdge
Brown
Pompel
di Perro
Fiera
Samuel Kinder
Newman Bros Bristol
Swift
Florida
Sunkist
Chris Christe
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