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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
6
Arthur Brisbane critiques Japan's naval demand and global war rhetoric while contrasting executions in Orleans and New York. He notes Stimson's anti submarine stance and calls for cautious flying amid evolving aviation tech. Other society items touch on weather messaging for pilots and early aircraft policy debates.
The four volunteer fire companies met at their stations on Wednesday to appoint officers and committees for the year. The Hydraulions discussed hosting the New England Veteran Firemen's League in September as part of the 250th anniversary celebration and possibly May meetings with delegates from New England. An invitation from the Bristol Boys' Community Band was received for its fair and masquerade ball, with committees named for entertainment and social events.
The piece surveys evolving ethics and arts from 1930s era notes. It highlights child labor protections proposed by Kemal Ataturk, women's dress norms shifting toward longer skirts, and debates on textile substitutes and civil tech. It references Franklin manuscripts and cultural treasures held by a philosophical society.
The second annual Banquet and Dance of the Collins and Aikman Girls Club was held Tuesday evening at the Hotel Belvedere. About 75 girls and guests attended, with pink and white decorations and each girl given a rose. Raymond Bknoe’s Providence orchestra provided music after speeches by club officials and guests including Mrs Marjorie B Burke, Mr Rockwell Jr., and Mr Hartley.
The Pawnees were a unique American Indian tribe with distinct language, religion, and customs. Unlike other tribes north of the Rio Grande they did not share common rites and their practices set them apart in Mexican and Aztec context.
Grit laments worry as the most useless mental exercise harming the human countenance and draining energy. The piece argues worry wears brains and offers little productive value compared with work.
The first annual entertainment and dance of the Making Room Employes of the Keds Department at National India Rubber Co. was held in the factory recreation room last evening and was a great success. The program featured singing, skits, dances, and acts by Vic Ferri, John Corrira, Louis Renard, Eleanor LaForest, Lyda Ferreira, Margaret Eves, Elshra Silva, John Romano, Doc Connole, Whites Peterson, and the Hawaiian Trio. Dancing continued into the night.
Guardian of the person and estate for Elizabeth Elias, a minor in Bristol, appointed by Probate Court. Guardian Arthur M McCaw qualifies by bond, and creditors must file claims with the Clerk within six months from the first advertisement date. John W. Church, Clerk.
Historical committees meet in Churchzade Rivers AR area to map a 250th anniversary program for the Congregational Church. Plans include a history, an exhibit of church artifacts, an historical pageant, and a publicity drive ahead of Governor Case attendance and a silk flag presentation by the Babbitt WRC No. 19.
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