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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1935
Page
5
The Enterprise beat the Rainbow and Columbia while the Resolute split honors in Cup Defender League matches rolled last night at the Y Alleys. Gypsum Duces report centuries of white sand mining in south central New Mexico, building dunes up to 100 feet high over a 100 square mile area.
The Collins & Aikman team won 4 points from High Street Garage. Ethier bowled the high single 158 and the high total 386. The Herreshoff team defeated Dixon Saddle. Nelson posted the high single 139 and Manchester led with a 362 total.
A notice states that from this date forward Frank Di Lello of 11 Usher Street will not be responsible for any bills contracted by others but himself.
A short natural history note describes wild horses drinking at water holes in summer. Horses form single file led by a chosen leader, guard themselves while drinking, and often roll in mud for protection from fires. After drinking they depart and rest until the next noon drink. Our Dumb Animals
The linden or basswood, known as lime tree in England, is praised as a highly useful and beautiful forest tree. It yields nectar for bees and produces top quality honey, while its wood is white, strong, durable, and valued for light work and even dye. The seed disperses by wind, spreading the tree widely across the United States and Europe.
The International Cyclopedia notes ancient Egyptians saw themselves as indigenous, free from admixture. It argues their language and features tie them to Hamitic Caucasians, with theories ranging from prehistoric Asian migration to a northern African origin, and mentions mixed Arab and Negro blood in the population.
A Path finder Magazine report describes ferocious plants unseen by the naked eye. Representatives say these plants form a microscopic jungle whose tendrils trap wormlike animals and release a chemical to swiftly dispose of the captives.
A demonstration shows gold wire drawn to the thickness of twenty thousandth of an inch yielding a length of about 50 miles from a piece the size of a twenty dollar coin, while copper wire can reach one third hair thickness with 88 miles produced from one pound.
Boston in Massachusetts served as the capital of East and West Jersey from 1688 until 1692. The proprietors surrendered powers to King James II and later reassumed their claims of jurisdiction.
Collier's Weekly notes that Ethelbert Nevin's The Rosary has sold over seven million copies since its 1898 Madison Square Garden premiere in New York, setting a record in American sheet music.
The term cattle refers to domesticated bovine animals such as oxen cows bulls and calves but is now rarely used for other livestock kept for profit like horses camels sheep goats swine, etc.
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