Obituary of Edward P. Church of Hyde Park Mass
Edward P. Church a native of Bristol died suddenly last Friday at his Hyde Park Massachusetts home after a brief illness. He had left Bristol over twenty years ago to work as a broker in Boston and was married twice. He leaves four children from the first marriage and two from the second, plus a brother Thomas C. Church of New Bedford. Funeral services were held in Hyde Park and burial followed in Bristol in the family plot.
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Edward P. Church
Hyde Park
Mass
Mr. Church
Bristol
Benjamin Church
Stephen T. Church
Frsh
Boston
Park
Mee
Etyard
Fee
Oscar P
Buri
C. E. McCoy
Funeral of John Eustis Crockford Held in Bristol
The 23 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockford died of peritonitis after appendicitis operations and was buried at North Cemetery. Born in Fall River he moved to Bristol and attended Colt Memorial High School class of 1910. Survived by parents two sisters and two brothers. He worked at National India Rubber Company prior to illness.
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John Eustis Crockford
Frank Crockford
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Cole Street
Frank E. Talbee
Fall River
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
National India Rubber Company
the National
Thirteenth King Philip Steam Fire Engine Fair
Thirteenth annual fair of King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co runs February 1 to 5 in G A R Hall State street with the Grand Calendar Carnival staged under the auspices of G R W R C and V of V. The event also lists events on January 15 22 29 February 5 12 19 26 and March 4 as part of the schedule.
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King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Artillery Hall
State Street
G. A. R. Hall
Enone
W. R. C. and
Holiday Visitors Spend Christmas in Town
Among those who spent Christmas in town were Mr. and Mrs. William L. McKee and daughter Miss Augustine Van Wickle at their Blithewold summer home W Fred Williams Jr of Harvard with his parents Dr and Mrs W Fred Williams Thomas M Duffy of Boston with his mother Mrs Thomas Duffy George L Howe of Harvard and W E Howe Jr of Loomis Institute Windsor Conn with their parents Mr and Mrs W E Howe John J Condon Lloyd Clowes and Vincent Young students at Rhode Island College at their homes here Miss Mary Morris of Sacred Heart Convent Fall River with her parents Mr and Mrs T M Morris A R Myers of Boston as guest of his sister Mr and Mrs Jess Hopkins and family of Providence with Miss Abel Myers High street John Edwards of Bowdoin College with his parents on Hope street Clarence Osterberg of Onshohocken Pa at his home on Central street Henry Barton Jr and Franklin Springer of Rhode Island College at their homes in town Miss Blanche Lemaire of Boston at her home on State Avenue Mr and Mrs Harry Halliday of Boston with Mr and Mrs F M Dimond Mr and Mrs Fred L Waldron of Providence with relatives here Mrs Ardelia Wilkinson of West Upton Mass with Mr and Mrs John B Gravelin P H Walsh and John Sheridan of Pottstown Pa with relatives and friends here Mr and Mrs Benjamin Moorby of Nashua N H at the home of Mrs Moorby’s mother Mrs C E Cole William McCaw of Conshohocken Pa with his family here
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William L. McKee
Augustine van Wickle
Blithewold
W.fred Williams, Jr
Harvard
W. Fred Williams
Thomas M. Duffy
Boston
Thomas Duffy
George L Howe
W. E. Howe, Jr
Loomis Institute
Windsor
High Street
John Edwards
Bowdoin’College
Hope Street
Clarence Osterberg
Onshohocken
Central_ street
Henry Barton, Jr
Franklin Springer
Rhode Island College
Blanche Lemaire
Harry Halliday
F. M. Dimond
Fred L. Waldron
Providence
Ardelia Wilkinson
West Upton
Mass
John B. Gravelin
P. H. Walsh
John Sheridan
Pottstown
Benjamin Moorby
Nashua
N. H
Hoopers win two strings as Clark rolls 295 in bowling
Last evening the Hoopers defeated the South Ends two strings to one as Frank E. Clark rolled 295 pins, coming within five of a perfect 300. This week’s bowling schedule lists matches with Tanx Hay Seeds Red Sox North Ends Hank Hanks and Narragansetts.
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Hoopers
Frank E. Clark
South Ends
Tanx
Hay
Red Sox
Hank Hanks
Narragansetts
Pain Killer Sloan's Liniment Ad
War upon pain ad copy emphasizes Sloan's Liniment as a ready pain killer for home emergencies. It claims no rubbing is needed and includes a testimonial from Mervin H. Leister of Berkeley California about neck stiffness relief after Panama Exposition work. Product price 25 cents at druggists.
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Sloan
Mervin H. Leister
Berkeley
Cal
Panama Exposition
Treasures of Ancient Art from the Marajo Island Expedition
The final Lange expedition to Marajo island near Para gathered 4 888 prehistoric ceramic specimens from Pacoval island in Lake Arary. Rich vases urns and idol heads showed vivid colors and symbolic designs. The report also describes Mondongos regions of swampy ooze never explored.
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Mr. Lange
Amazon
Marajo Island
Para
Brazil
Lake
Arary
Pacoval
Mondongos
NEED MAN'S CONSTANT CARE
An extended reflection on the shepherd as an emblem of steadfast care. The author praises the shepherd’s vigilance, courage, and unending watch over sheep, noting the flock’s helplessness and the shepherd’s leadership, protection, and guidance amid dangers. The piece contrasts animal behavior with human duty and faith.
Effect of Music on Soldiers and Institutions
The article notes the US Army has no separate military music appropriation and relies on the Quartermaster for instruments and limited music purchases. It cites dispatches showing music's inspiring role in marches, singing in war days, and the use of bands in prisons and reformatories as an educational and disciplinary influence.
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United States Army
Quartermaster’s Department
England
Prigon Association
Lake County Oregon Gains Judicial District Status
The Oregon senate passes a bill creating a judicial district in Lake County noting natural barriers. Mountains trap the county in winter with rail travel impeded. nearest counties are 180 miles north and 150 miles west. Representatives must travel via California to reach Salem.
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Lake County
Oregon
Senate of
Nevada
Salem
Sacramento
Cal
Pot Watching and Economy in Domestic Life
The article notes women of limited means face hardship as they sweep and watch pots while many cannot afford gas or oil stoves. It argues many still struggle with coal-scuttles and ash-pans, despite the physical labor of old ranges being unaffordable, highlighting high fuel and living costs.
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Christian Herald
Stand by your town newspaper in Peaceville
An exchange extols the town newspaper as the guardian and catalyst of local life. It argues the paper carries news to market, defends interests, aids progress, and should be supported and maintained, lest the town stagnate and lose its voice.
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Peaceville
Guardian
Preparedness and the need for strength in a dangerous world
The Birmingham Age Herald argues that a strong navy and army are necessary to deter thieves and thugs, noting that evil passions persist despite kindness. It asserts nations must be prepared to defend the weak, not rely on prayer or law alone.
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Christian Herald
Sam
Europe
Birmingham Age-Herald
Boy Scouts Hold Third Annual Christmas Tree for Poor Children
The First Bristol Troop of Rhode Island Boy Scouts hosted its third annual Christmas tree at Troop headquarters on Hope Street. The event featured graphophone selections, gift distribution of clothing toys and games, and refreshments. Expenses were covered by proceeds from a recent troop sale.
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Bristol
Rhode Island Boy Scouts
Hope Street
Obituary Notices of Bullock, Church, Callahan
Died sudden in Hyde Park Massachusetts on December 24 Herbert Dorrance Bullock age 71. Edward P Church formerly of this town age 68 years 5 months 3 days. Patrick Callahan formerly of this town died in Brooklyn New York on December 26 age 80.
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Bullock
Warren
Herbert Dorrance Bullock
Church
Hyde Park
Mass
Edward P. Church
Callahan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Patrick Callahan
Hen In Much Trouble In New Jersey Barrel Tar Egg Sandwich
A New Jersey den stumbles on tar and egg by alighting on a barrel of tar. A sandwich of tar egg and chicken results. A woman and a man who tried to help are pinched by the nanas until police arrive to rescue them.
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New Jersey
Nanas
Citizen debates government ownership of railroads
A cautious citizen weighs government ownership amid unease about expressing opinions on how a railroad is run while balancing respect for the country. The exchange highlights public sentiment on national control versus private management.
That Mutual Friend quote from Stray Stories
A line from Stray Stories contrasting a mutual friend with someone who sows negative gossip about neighbors. Mr Fogg defines a mutual friend as one who ensures you hear the nasty things others say, illustrating social commentary on reputation.
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Bobby
Mr. Fogg
Crying for Help and Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
An old advertorial emphasizes kidney health noting backache as a sign of trouble and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. A testimonial from John Banister of Newport Rhode Island claims long term use relieves lame back and weak kidneys, with price 50 cents and official supplier Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
John Banister
Carpenter
Spring Street
Newport
R. I
Doan
Kansas
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T Brown
M Moore
Clark
F Pearce
J. Bottomley
New Newman
LeClair
Sanford
W. Manchester
J B
Newman
THE
BOY Scouts
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
R. IL
Hathaway’s
Hathaway
Hathaway’s Cream Bread
Syear Tires
the Waldron CO
Bradford Street
la Touraine
Eastern Park
Simmon
Newman Bros
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