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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1932

Page

3

Bristol Traffic Report Finds Summer Peak Above Weekday Levels

A study of Bristol bridge traffic shows August Sundays average 3721 vehicles and Saturdays 1677, with a peak 4159 on Sunday August 3. Summer traffic runs about three times winter levels and plans for street changes to reduce congestion include limited 10 minute parking and curb set backs on Hope Street.

Court Ines State and Hope Streets State Street Hope Street

Last Minute Luncheon Ideas That Have Genuine Appeal

Busy cooks can transform pre prepared ingredients into quick meals with simple guidance. Recipes include Deviled Rarebit with ham and eggs, a Winter Supper Salad with beans and relish, Quick Supper Stew with Boston baked beans, and Mexican Spaghetti using ham, pepper, and onion. Serves 6 to 8.

Ancient Olynthus Main Street Uncovered by Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins expeditions led by Dr David M Robinson excavate an OKlynthus city block on Main Street dating to 400 B C The site reveals pebble mosaic floors in red blue purple and white with myths such as Bellerophon and the Chimera The city once housed about 65000 people and was destroyed by Philip of Macedon in 348 B C

Olynthus Greece B. C Johns Hopkins University David M. Robinson Doctor Robinson Bellerophon

Child of Earlier Days Shielded From the Sun

A Washington Post note reflects on how George Washington cared for his stepchildren addressing health and sun protection. It compares his era to modern practices with sunbathing and beauty regimes, mentioning Miss Custis and Dolly Madison in historical context.

George Washington Miss Custis Dolly Madison President Madison Dolly Payne Washington Post

Butterflies as Long Distance Travelers Across Europe

The article explains the Cabbage White and Painted Lady butterflies migrate vast distances each year. Cabbage White travels across Europe from breeding sites in milder regions, forming dense swarms that drift over Germany as if in a snowstorm. Painted Lady’s origin is Central Africa with Sahara crossings and journeys to northern shores, Iceland among arrival points.

Baltic Europe Germany Central Africa Sahara Desert Iceland

The Two Dollar Bill Hoax and Political Corruption

The piece discusses myths about counterfeiters abusing two dollar bills and claims that politicians used two dollar notes to pay for votes. It notes rumors and the 1925 government effort to place two dollar bills in federal employee pay envelopes, which failed to popularize them.

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Census to Disprove a Pamphlet on German Races

After 1870 the French pamphlet by Armand de Quatrefages accused Germans of Mongol traits. Virchow conducted a census of eye and hair color in six million German schoolchildren to refute the claim. The solemn census surprised some children yet confirmed the rebuttal.

Virchow Armand de Quatrefages Ralph H. Major

Color and light: how colors arise and are perceived

The text explains white is not a spectral color but a mix of all wavelengths, while colors arise from light wavelengths of varying lengths. It notes black and white are treated as colors in popular usage, and discusses color production versus reflection on white paper.

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Charges Preferred Against Bristol Chief of Police

Patrolman Henry J. Sylvia Jr accuses Bristol Chief Richard J. Kavanaugh of improper attentions to Sylvia’s wife, neglect of duty, beat changes leaving areas unprotected, and unauthorised absence from Jan 25 to Jan 31 1932. The Town Council may set a hearing date after a seven day notice prior to the council meeting.

Kavanaugh Henry J. Sylvia, Jr Richard J. Kavanaugh Providence Journal Evening Bulletin Sylvia Bristol Richard J Kavanaugh Henry J Silvia, Jr Sant Henrys Sylvia, Jr Rhode Island Henry J Svivia Trans Henry J Sylvia Jr Richard J Kavanaug Henry Jo Svivia, Jr Sail Richard J

Sheriff proposes council action on town security

Henry J Sylvia Jr as Chief of Police submits that the Town Council may take such action as seems advisable necessary and proper under the circumstances.

Greta Garbo in Susan Lenox Her Fall and Rise

Greta Garbo soars in Susan Lenox Her Fall and Rise directed by Robert Leonard from David Graham Phillips novel. Clark Gable co stars as the man who leads her astray in this dramatic screen portrait of a Swedish farm girl’s rise to fame and wealth.

Greta Garbo Susan Lenox David Graham Phillips Robert Leonard Garbo Clark Gable

Noted director Leonard crafts vivid drama with strong cast

Leonard directs a film from a noted novel adaptation with Wanda Tuchock as adaptor and Zelda Sears and Leon Gordon providing dialogue. The picture features a supporting cast led by Jean Hersholt John Mitlan Alan Hale Hale Hamilton Hilda Vaughn and others in a swift action laden production.

Leonard Wanda Tuchock Zelda Sears Leon Gordon Jean Hersholt John Mitlan Alan Hale Hale Hamilton Hilda Vaughn

European Dairy Farming The Hohenheim System

The Hohenheim system is an intensive pasture fertilization and management method used across Europe. Pastures are divided into small fields grazed in rotation, proven highly successful. introduced in Germany about 30 years ago and named after Hohenheim, where Professor Warmheld studied it in 1918.

Hohenheim Europe Germany Warmheld

Bats Said to Emit Ultrasonic Sounds

Bats are described as producing sounds at such a high pitch that human ears cannot hear them, a peculiarity noted by observers.

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