Ripe Old Age Attained by Bristol Citizen Viets G Peck
Viets Griswold Peck of Bristol turns ninety with friends visiting to honor him. The article notes his long life at sea and on land, his keen interest in current events, and reflects on a public dispute over a granddaughter’s alleged scarlet fever and school attendance amid doctor certificates and municipal review.
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Viets G. Peck
Viets Griswold Peck
Bristol
Mr. Peck
Providence
Sarah May Cole
John Lake
Siegel
Church
Williams
Swarts
Merriman
Opera House
Nathan N. Cole
Bristol Native Peck Longtime Farmer Remembered
William Peck born February 18, 1814 in Bristol, son of Nicholas and Sarah Peck, worked on his father’s farm after early schooling, later took to sea with whaling voyages and merchant service globally, then spent forty years farming on the family estate. He leaves a wife from Tawnton, Mass, and daughter Sadie V.G Peck.
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Mr. Peck
Tawnton
Mass
Sadie V.G Peck
Congregational choir music and speakers at March meetings
Next Sunday the Congregational church choir will furnish music and E. McIntyre of Brown University will speak. Rathbone Gardner and Dr. Melden of Providence will speak at the March meetings. Next Saturday evening Feb 20 Boston YMCA basketball team vs our team on our floor. High school vs Newport Intermediates same evening. Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats at F. M. Dimond's. Tickets for Yellowstone Park lecture next Tuesday evening. Lecturer Mr. Pike is Brown University graduate and Providence lawyer. The Daily Globe praised the lecture and Katharine Gordon Breed’s color work. Tickets at F. M. Dimond's and C. W. Sparks'. Tonight 7:30 Young Men's Problem club meets at the Association on Do modern business methods prevent young men from being Christians.
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Congregational Church
E. McIntyre
Brown University
Rathbone Gardner
Dr. Melden
Providence
Boston Y.M.C.A
Boston
Newport
F. M. Dimond’s
Yellowstone Park
Pike
The
Daily Globe
Katharine Gordon Breed
F. M. Dimond
C. W. Sparks
Young Men’s Problem Club
Mi-o-na Flesh Forming Food Promoted by Druggist Jasmin
Druggist A. J. Jasmin extols Mi-o-na as a remarkable flesh forming food that nourishes digestion and increases weight. He offers to buy back empty boxes and refund 50 cents if customers are not completely satisfied, urging those who are thin or weak to try the product on local farms with no cost unless it works.
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A. J. Jasmin
Mi-o-na
German Syrup Promoted Amid Health Claims
An old advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as the only universal remedy for consumption and lung troubles since 1868. It contrasts with common cough remedies, praising the syrup for severe coughs, bronchitis, and night coughing, noting a new 25 cent size plus regular 75 cent bottle. A joke at the end underscores sensational medical claims.
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Boschee
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