Pleasing program for veterans by Rhode Island Ladies Auxiliary
The Sunday afternoon program at the Soldiers' Home featured songs dances and instrumental selections under the supervision of Mrs Andrew Doherty. Col Samuel T Hall welcomed attendees and Dept President Mrs Arthur Miller gave a brief address. Gifts were given to veterans with birthdays recent.
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Soldiers’ Home
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Elk Seefeigen
Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Auxiliary
Dept
Arthur Miller
Edwin Keegan
Alexander O'Brien
William Young
George Horton
Scientists Describe Pet Rats Purring Like Cats
Two researchers from the Wistar Institute report that when pet rats click their teeth it signals contentment similar to a purring cat, offering insight into rodent behavior.
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Wistar Institute
The Amours of the Exotic Adventureess Continues
Mata Hari plans to seize secret papers from her lover Shubin at the Russian embassy in Paris. Shubin, unsettled by a French Secret Service chief visit, refuses to speak. Hari learns a young aviator named Alexander Resanov holds the papers and moves to his rooms to proceed.
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Mata Hari
Shubin
Paris
Dubdois
Alexander Resanov
The Madonna's Lamp and Mata Hari Duel
In a tense scene Rosanoff and Mata Hari argue over extinguishing a holy lamp as a test of love and loyalty. He fears punishment for failing the act while she asserts the need to prove devotion before God, leading to a dramatic moment and a private room departure.
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Rosanoff
Mata
Mata Hari
Rosanof
Champs Elysees
Adriana
Mata Hart
Mata Hari Seizes Quiet Dawn For A Secret Return
Mata Hari endures a tense night awaiting signals from Rosanoff as she guides covert operatives to secure sensitive papers. At dawn she dismisses a Russian ally, delays pursuit plans, and moves with calculated calm along the Champs Elysees while Adriana watches.
Bristol Food Aid Debated Over Commissary Plan and Local Grocers
Mrs. Ruggiero criticizes Mr. Parshley and calls for sharing food aid with local grocers. She questions overhead costs of a proposed commissary and argues funds should stay in Bristol. Father Vicira backs keeping the program with local merchants and urges gospel focus.
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Bristol
Parshley
Public Aid
Father Vicira
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Boy Scouts Run Bristol Town Government On Citizenship Day
Thirteen Bristol scouts impersonated town officials for a few hours during Citizenship Day. A court of oath sworn in the council, with Domenick Capone as president, and offices filled by scouts including Town Clerk Stanley Gray and Chief Topazio. The day featured a mock budget talk, a tour of the Bristol County Jail, a fire department demonstration, and a Camp Yawgoog reunion with Lawrence Ashton receiving a scholarship.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Week
Fred Williams
Stanley Gray
Edward Allessandro
Michael Topazio
Gerald Byrnes
Louis Romano
Joseph Vollaro
Ralph Matrone
George Valley
William Head
John Abenante
Amon Jamuel
Domenick Capone
Manuel Cardoza
Louis DiLauro
Charles
Topazio
Matrone
Fire Department
Jamiel
Pappasquash Road
Amon Jamiel
Burnside Memorial
Bristol County
R. J. Anderson
Hy- Craulion Engine Co
Wood Street
Pawtucket High School
Lawrence S. Ashton
Troop 5
Harmon Foundation
Think It Over in a Good Man’s Daily Kindness
A reflective line highlights how small nameless acts of kindness and love form the best part of a man’s life, as the unnamed deeds accumulate into a quiet legacy.
Church Support Dominates Adult Population Belief
The article notes widespread belief in Christianity with about 90 percent of the adult population endorsing the religion. It discusses church membership and financial support from members and supporters across the population.
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Grea Brats
Mefs A Bdon
Foe Aia Ile
Otk Alleg Attter
Loree ‘Tain
Dellat Church
Or Ale Pt
Urge Trapping of Moles in Lawns and Gardens
The biological survey of the USDA recommends trapping as the best method to remove moles from lawns and gardens. For small infestations, placing moth balls in the runways at the lawn edge may yield good results.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Fruits of Pioneers in the State
The article lists native Louisiana fruits found by pioneers including pecan wild grape persimmon several native plums and maize or Indian corn as the most important fruits in early settlement.
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Louisiana
Chemists to War on Weeds At Roadsides and Fields
A University of California botanist predicts rising use of chemicals to control weeds along roadsides ditch banks and in agricultural fields as weed resistance grows and farmers seek effective management tools.
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University of California
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Evel Waterman
Dorothy Myers
Dorothy Mills
Simon Boddreau
Dorothy Swanson
Haun
Ted
Karen Brown
Rosanofft
Roice
Dubois
Mata Har
Shubi
Mato Hari
the Champs Elysees
Ikon
Mr. Parshley
Williams
Afr
Wailhiams
Relief Committee
DesLauriers
Weslauriers
Waihans
Wihians
Ruggiero
Budget Commission
Bristol Phoenix
Boy Scouts
Louisiana Fruits
Robert J. McKay
G. Wi. Simmons
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Garvin's Express
Burton Street
Peter Bonvicin
Burton ST
Tel
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
BE. L. Watson Co., Inc
State
Weybo
Providence
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
R. J. Burke
Charles M. Connery
Burton Sl
Freeborn R. Cole
Cook Street
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Embahmer
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Bristol District. Nursing Association
Hope Street
Mears
Martha Graman
Thyra Carlson
Mone
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