DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad Note
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve marketed for cuts burns boils bruises scratches and piles. Sold by W. 4H. Baffington.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
3
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve marketed for cuts burns boils bruises scratches and piles. Sold by W. 4H. Baffington.
The remedy eases bowel irritation and stops coughing by soothing throat irritation. Suitable for children, it is sold by W. H. Buffington.
In this town February 5 Mrs Rebecca Ann Church widow of Stephen W Church aged 72 invites relatives and friends to funeral Saturday February 8 at 2 PM at her residence 45 Church street In Warren February 5 Mary Alice McGeough aged about 70 dies in Warren obituary notice lists relatives and invites attendance
Police report two men about 20 years old, well dressed, 6 ft 7 in and 5 ft 10 in, accused of attempted burglary at Mr Wright’s residence. No firearms found. candles, skeleton keys and a chisel wrapped in paper recovered near the scene. Officer Serbst sighted them near Charles A Johnson’s store. They face District Court next Monday morning.
The Bristol Veteran Firemen's Association held its annual meeting on a Wednesday evening electing J Howard Manchester as president and J Winthrop De Wolf as first vice president among others. Two deaths were noted and the next muster is planned for August in Lowell Massachusetts. The group asked transportation committees to seek uniform first class rail rates for fire apparatus across New England.
The Twenty Second Annual Convention of the Rhode Island Christian Endeavor Union will meet at Union Congregational Church Providence Broad Street on Saturday February 22. Speakers include Rev George F Kenngett Rev Bowley Green Rev R P Anderson Rev J J Broughton shire. Evening session hosts Rev J Wilbur Chapman D D and Evangelistic campaign soloists will attend all sessions.
A vendor advertises Bodiel as a natural, pleasant digestant that fully digests all food and fixes stomach trouble. Sold by W. H. Buffington, it claims to be the best remedy known today for digestive issues.
Tuesday evening the Pinticklers won three straight from the Five Lemons in high scoring. Osterberg, youngest bowler, rolled 118 125 and 101 for a 889 set, beating Frank Clark’s record by 18. Pinticklers total 1408 for three strings, new tournament high, and 498 single string. team average near 39 across five players. Wednesday Owls won three straight from Neversweats, Capt Church scoring 125 within two pins of the tourney record.
An advertisement urges readers to use Kodol For Dyspepsia as a natural digestant to ease stomach discomfort. It claims the product contains vegetable acids and natural digestants, digests foods quickly, and provides prompt relief. Sold by W. H. Raftington.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both genders. It claims rapid relief and offers sample bottles by mail, with Kilmer Co. of Binghamton, New York, as the source and specifies bottle sizes and the need to mention the paper.
Mrs Rebecca Ann Church died Wednesday evening at 45 Church Street after a brief illness. She suffered a paralytic shock January 29 and was found comatose the next day with burns on her right hand and arm from earlier shocks. Born in this town in 1886, daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Norris, she taught in local schools and married Stephen W Charch on November 24, 1898. A collector of customs and tax assessor, he died April 12, 1906. Mrs Church served on the Home for Aged Women board, was treasurer, and a member of the First Congregational Church. Funeral tomorrow from her residence with Rev. T Newton Owen officiating. entombment at North Cemetery.
Community notices detail open Sunday reading room hours from 3 to 6, a Columbia graphophone program by Charles H. Bickford, a Phi Alpha Pi meeting, the cantata The Shepherd Boy King scheduled for February 9 and 20 with rehearsals, and Boys' Department activities led by H W Gibson. Also notes on attendance, member recruitment, and local ads including DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills endorsement.
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