Colt Memorial Warriors Hit Pawtucket In Class B Clash
Colt Memorial opens a two game home series against St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket as Coach Johnny Walker fields his strongest lineup after Christmas drills. The Saints pride themselves on scrappy play and recent wins over LaSalle Academy, while Colt aims to avenge last season’s league title loss and showcase a high scoring offense led by Sammy Webster and Wanna Keaney.
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Health Officer Urges Bristol Attendance for Damaged Lives
A Bristol health officer asks readers to attend showings of the film Damaged Lives at the Pastime Theatre on January 8 and 9. He states the film, endorsed by New England health commissions, teaches health lessons for youths 16 and older amid depression era health concerns.
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Daniel E. Dwyer
Bristo Portuguese American Civic League Installs Officers
Newly elected officers of the Bristol Portuguese American Men's Civic League were seated at a Wednesday ceremony in Lincoln Hall Usher Avenue. Providence attorney John A. Enos officiated. Anthony J. Nunes becomes president succeeding Anthony da Ponte. officers include Vice President Joseph Sylvia Treasurer John Andrade Secretary Manuel Vargas Jr Sergeant at Arms Anthony H King and executive committee Anthony da Ponte Charles Mello Joseph J. Dennis Manuel Vargas John Cordeiro.
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Funeral services today for Philip DeWolf
Funeral services for Philip DeWolf held at 2 p.m. in St. Michael's Church Sum merville South Carolina. Rev. Anthony R. Parshley officiated. Burial followed in Juniper Hill Cemetery. Bearers were Robert S Wentworth Henry DeW. Allen J Winthrop DeWolf G Andrews Moriarty Woodbury S Polleys and Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth, all of this town.
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Henry Dew. Allen
J. Winthrop DeWolf
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Woodbury S Polleys
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Nile Rise Visions Spare Egypt From Desert Fate
A historical note emphasizes the Nile’s annual flood as essential to Egypt’s fertility, warning that without its regular rise the land would become a barren desert. The passage highlights the river's central role in sustaining agriculture and civilization.
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Nilé
Egypt
Eat Crocodile Meat
Crocodile meat is eaten by natives in both Africa and Australia, indicating regional dietary practices and traditional foods across continents.
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Australia
Damaged Lives Promises Strong Educational Screen Impact
A noted motion picture, Damaged Lives, is praised for its frank treatment of a social disease. Critics call it a restrained, tactful depiction that educates without sacrificing entertainment and supports accompanying scientific health discussions.
Damaged Lives Film Endorsed as Educational Effort
William F. Snow of the American Social Hygiene Association praises Damaged Lives as an absorbing drama about marriage and family strain caused by unprepared choices. The National Board of Review endorsement and ASHA sponsorship mark it as an authentic educational effort for adults. no under 16 admitted.
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National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
Headless Goddess Statue Found in Market Square
A headless statue of a goddess, about six feet tall, was found in the market square of Ariclent Atieba. Local authorities cordon off the area while investigators examine the artifact for origin and cultural significance.
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ARS Is Mean Bee Indians Favorite Spot at Silver Lake
ARS notes that the Mean Bee Indians made Silver Lake at OD Ohio a favored gathering place for their tenges as late as 1812.
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Silver Lake
Ohio
Deep Dish Cherry Tarts From Canned Fruit Recipe
A nostalgic note on cherries and a practical recipe for Deep Dish Cherry Tarts using canned red pitted cherries sugar flour butter and cherry syrup. Bake in small tart tins or custard cups at 425 degrees then 350 degrees for about thirty minutes.
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