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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
2
A lost notice titled Daughter of the Gods canvassers notice appears in a newspaper fragment. It references an outreach effort with unspecified dates and names, asking readers to contact a listed office for information.
About 50 National India Rubber Company employees have enrolled in a four month Personal Development and Efficiency course. The program, run by the Business Training Corporation of New York, covers self analysis, fitness, mental ability, character, time use and teamwork with six expert lectures and new officers elected at the next meeting.
An ad invites adults with cough cold or bronchitis to visit J H Young & Co for a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup praised for fifty years of use. It promises restful sleep and relief with free morning expectoration. Regular sizes are 30 and 90 cents, available in civilized countries.
Public notices from Bristol Rhode Island describe United Brothers' Social Club hosting a whist event at Odd Fellows' Hall next Wednesday evening and other community activities. The report covers school closures for Washington's Birthday, sermons, fuel policy changes, travel plans, naval examinations, and local civic events including a Junior Red Cross talk and a patriotic service.
After nearly five hours the Providence Superior Court jury could not agree on the murder case of James Golden, a police officer accused of killing his father Nicholas J. Golden on August 14, 1917. The vote stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction. the jury was discharged after a six day trial.
John Avina aged 23 died at Rhode Island Hospital following a stabbing near Wood and Church streets last Saturday night. He told officers the assailant was Antonio Caratunato, who remains at large. Avina, unmarried, worked for the National Indian Rubber Company. Funeral set for 9 tomorrow at Our Lady of Mt Carmel with interment at St Mary's Cemetery.
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