Public utilities praised for efficiency and national harmony
Editorial quotes President Mitchell of National City Bank of New York praising railway and public utility systems for speeding farm marketing and raw material flow. He notes high spending on materials wages taxes and dividends, and claims American banking insurance electricity and telephone services are the best in the world for 114 million citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Amercan
President Coolidge Addresses Farmers on Sound Marketing
The message urges adequate storage and credit to place agriculture on a sound business basis. It argues against government price controls and marketing bureaucracies, insisting the sector must rely on independent business principles for true prosperity and orderly marketing.
Message to Congress Outlines Tax Reduction and Agriculture Policy
A political figure presents a program to Congress favoring tax cuts and conservative farming measures. He charismatically appeals to hesitant voters and portrays a modern financial program as appealing to cautious citizens. The narrative notes his outspoken stance on taxes and rural policy.
Unclear Fragment Sparks Ambiguous Read
The readable bits describe a scene with a pipe, a sewing circle, and mention of Columbia, a midriff, and a sweet smile. Details are fragmented and names or events are not clearly identifiable for a complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Arch Bandit Chapman Rejects Atlanta Commutation
Greenwich News and Graphic notes that Arch Bandit Chapman refused the President’s commutation of his 25 year sentence for robbery in Atlanta. He insists on being hanged in Connecticut for murder, arguing he should have declined the Atlanta sentence rather than accept it. The piece cites Artemus Ward’s Civil War etiquette as a divergent example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Atlanta
Connecticut
Artemus Ward
Greenwich News and Graphic
Radio's rising role in strengthening American home ties
Radio is now seen as a powerful force for uniting the American people with their homes. It promotes home radio parties and at home concerts and dances during winter nights. The industry, born of a modern invention, shows unmatched progress in a similar span of time.
Governor Pardons Anarchist Amid Criticism
Governor Al Smith of New York pardoned an avowed anarchist and drew sharp criticism. The freed man faulted the governor for approving the law under which he was sentenced, suggesting the pardon implied support for the very statute. The anarchist quipped the governor should have sent a Christmas card and a banquet instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al’ Smith
New York
Red
Costs of Advertising vs Net Sales Compared
Readers debate whether advertising expenses justify gains as costs of selling goods rise versus net profits. Analysts weigh ad spend against distribution, pricing, and market reach to determine true profitability for sellers.
Bristol Christmas Seals Sale Fails to Match Last Year
The Bristol Christmas Seals drive reports a smaller sale than last year. The chairman and committees note that 60 percent of proceeds will be returned to Bristol to support the tuberculosis campaign.
Holiday Seals Sale Planned In Town By Residents
Residents plan a Christmas time fundraiser buying holiday seals labeled for mail use. No booth is set up for seal sales in town, and Mrs Sophie Vaan is referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Vaan
Billy Hall at Olympia Returns to Stage Next Week
Bay Hall and his popular act return for a three day engagement at the Olympia Opera House. The show features all new songs and original numbers with daily matinee and evening performances Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. An entire company of performers will accompany the star each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Hall
Thre
Oweopra
Ady K
Dimonds
Adviss
Bertha Manafo
Frank Manafo
Catherine Street
John C Mello Wall
Observaton
RLU Bird Shop
Adj
Bristol and Vicinity Iron Update
News brief from Bristol area notes iron industry activity and developments. Reports mention regional firms and ongoing projects in the Bristol vicinity with brief updates on production and sourcing.
Christmas notices and local holiday events in Bristol
Readable items note holiday sales at Blue Bird Shop and Dennis Bros, church lectures, Knights of Columbus meeting, wedding evergreen use for charity, and visits from guests to Bristol households. Local promotions include confections at Duffys and Market openings, plus a White Christmas forecast and community greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn- Barrows
Old King Philip Fire Company
Thames Street
J. F. Duffy
Soldiers
Benjamin Church
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Tate Street
Blue Bird Shop
Auv
Osterberg
Central Street Wall
Wiberg
Brighton
Clarence Osterberg
Cleveland
Ohio
Helga Thordeman
Boston
Gus Malstrom
Malden
Max Makowsky
Administration Notice Estate of Anton Gross
Probate Court in Bristol appoints administrator for Anton Gross estate. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol court clerk starting December 15. Clerk: John Wo Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Gross
Bristol
Anton
Suitcase Owner Applies at Bristol Poultry Convalescent Home
A notice states that a suitcase owner must apply at Martha Rockwell Convalescent Home Usher Place Bristol. It mentions BRISTOL POULTRY Fancy Capons dressed in the Fancy Ronating Chickens and requires a 24 hour notice. R I Soldiers Home Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rockwell Convalescent Home
Bristol Poultry
Christmas Boxes Given To Disabled Veterans At Newport Hospital
Visitors from the American Legion Auxiliary Rhode Island units accompanied by Mrs. Howard Kelley presented Christmas boxes to disabled World War II veterans at the Newport Naval Hospital. Each box contained stockings handkerchiefs Felsina nuts candy oranges apples cards and a personal letter from the Rhode Island Department President. The four member committee included Mrs. Walter M. Carr representing Kearney Unit No. 6 and Renee BD from Bristol and Riverside units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran ‘Sri Peer PE Mey
Rena
Tadlee Gt
Newport Naval Hospital
Leion Auxiliary
Department of Rhode Friend
Bristol
Warren
Barington
Riverside
Howard Kelley
Rhode Island
Walter M. Carr
Kearney
Renee BD
Riverside Auxiliary Represented by Warren and Barrington
Warren and Mrs Antyr Janinette Barrington join Mrac G Burgess of Warren to represent the Riverside auxiliary in a local meeting I cannot determine more context from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remeret Rata Greenough
Warren
Ant Yr
Jaaninette Barrington
Mrac G. Burgess
Riverside Auxiliary
Funeral for Albert Dion Held at St Mary’s Church
The funeral for Albert Dion of 3 Bradford Street, who died at Wallum Lake Sanitarium after weeks of treatment, was held this morning at 8:30 from his home to St. Mary’s Church for a requiem mass at 9. Bearers were George Dion Ulric Vermette Medis Gladue and Louis Dennis. Burial followed at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dion
Bradford Street
Wallum Lake Sanitarium
St. Mary’s Church
George Dion
Ulric Vermette
Medis Gladue
Louis Dennis
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Otaelal Paper
Bristol County
Farrally Brothers Protera, Lrfly
Bradford St
Corner of Thames
Phenix
Phenix News
Broa
Hone Street
Daniel ¢ Coxgeshall
O. F
James F. Duffy
Hasterbrooks
Julio F. Xavier
Wood Street
Editorial
Billy Hall
Olympia
Yule
Farrally Bros
Bristol and Vicinity Iron
News of
Rie
Phoenix
William Oberg
Elvira
Philadelphia
F. E. Suzman
J Winthrop DeWolf
Union Street
Coopers
J F Duffy
Clifford Keating
School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
James F Keating
Franklin Street
Dennis Bros
Mamie Mello
Mt Hope
Hope Street
First Baptist Church
Henrys van Dikes
Russells Chocolates
Dennis Bros Hope Studs
Burnside Lodge
Roopf
Asm
Nathan Bales
Sante Claus
Celestine du Poim
Socats
Christatis
Reynolds
Wat Tivers
The
Lanzire’'s Express
Frank Lanzire
John C. Trudell
Second Street
Archie H. Rounds
Tel
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Bere
Breen’s Grocery
Cor. High St
Lincoln Ave
J Or Watkins
Washington St
Hoston
Masa
James F Stoughton
Ferry Road
Munroe Ave
Hope St
Arthur Palagi
A. L. Johnston
Yatta
Crockery
Wm. H. Bell Inc
J. P. Krevolin
Franklin St
Ofimes
Peter Guistiany
Charles A. Johnson
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