Fruit-a-tives and Soothe Salva Promote Eczema Relief
G W Hall reports severe dermatitis eased by two remedies. He credits three boxes of Soothe Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives, priced 60c per box, six for $2.50, with the company based in Ogdensburg New York. A smaller 2.50 size is available.
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G. W. Hall
Fruit-A
Bullock and Young Families Welcome Newborns in Sea Cliff
In Sea Cliff Long Island New York Audra daughter born January 6 to Mr and Mrs Albert A Young. In Bullock town January 7 a son born to Mr and Mrs Russell D Bullock Jr.
Local Nuptials Reported in Jan 8 Ceremonies
In this town on January 8 ceremonies conducted by Rev Albert L I Cahill joined Arthur E McAdams of Oklahoma to Mary Elizabeth Murphy of this town. Also on January 8 Rev Thomas Julian united Boulais with Sylvester, both of this town, and Rev E J Colgan wed Henry Roy Thompson and Margaret Geisler of Warren, formerly of this town.
Nichols in town funeral service announced
Nichols in this town Jan and Judd C Nichols aged 55 will be laid to rest Saturday at 2 pm from their late residence 725 Hope Street Relatives and friends are invited to attend
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Nichols
Jan & Judd C Nichols
Hope Street
Sunday School Association State Branch Formed in Warren
A Rhode Island Sunday School Association district branch was organized Tuesday at the Warren Methodist Church. It includes Bristol Warren and Barrington Protestant Sunday schools with officers led by F. M. Cartland as President and Rev. P. A. Canada as Vice President.
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Rhode Island Sunday School Association
Warren Methodist Church
Bristol
Warren
Barrington
F. M. Cartland
Warren Methodist Sunday School
P. A. Canada
Barrington Congregational Church
Marian Potter
Bristol Methodist Church
Arthur W. Barrett
Bristol Baptist Church
F. M Cartland
Just What She Wanted
A would be rescuer dives into a lake after a woman who disappeared beneath the surface. He catches her as she surfaces and urges calm. She asks him to release her so she can fix her hair and admire the water’s calm, mirrorlike surface.
The Great Test of Self-Control in Community Life
The New Success magazine says self-control is easy alone but the real test comes when living with others. Maintaining equanimity, avoiding sharp retorts and impatient exclamations, and getting along with disagreeable people without friction builds character and tests manhood or womanhood, shaping the ideal employee.
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Optimistic Thought Amid Brutal Insolence
A reflective line praises courage and restraint, contrasting brave men with harsh bullying behavior and urging composure in the face of intimidation.
Sampson Geisler wedding in St Marys Warren
Mrs Margaret Effie Geisler born here married Onry Ray Sampson in St Marys Church Warren. Rev Colgan officiated as guests from Warren Bristol New Bedford Taunton and Boston attended a reception and buffet luncheon at the bride’s mother’s home with gifts including cut glass silver and money.
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Warren
Margaret Effie Geisler
Smareerst Geisler
Child Street
Onry Ray Sampson
Agnes Sampson
FE. J. Colgan
Miss Mahoney
Providence
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Killarney
Peter Mayhew
Groon
Bristol
New Bedford
Taunton
Boston
Fall River
Warren Manufacturing Company
McADAMS MURPHY WEDDING AT ST MARYS CHURCH
Arthur F McAdams and Miss Mary F Murphy wed at St Marys Church in a Wednesday ceremony led by Rev Albert L Cahill Their attendants were Miss Anna Gladue and Charles McHugh The couple planned a home wedding breakfast at Mrs Apme Murphys and will reside in town after a brief honeymoon
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Arthur FE .McAdams
Mary F Murphy
St. Mary's Church
Albert L Cahill
Anna Gladue
Charles McHugh
Apme Murphy
High
Byfield Streets
Boulais and Sylvester Wed in St Marys Church
Joseph ID Boulais and Miss Marion Sylvester were united in marriage at St Marys Church on a Wednesday morning at 8 o clock. Rev Thomas Jo Gillan officiated and celebrated the nuptial mass. The bridesmaid was Miss Madeline Sylvester and Harold Sylvester served as best man. The couple will reside on State street after a brief wedding trip.
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Joseph ID Boulais
Marion Sylvester
St Mary's Church
Thomas Jo Gillan
Madeline Sylvester
Harold Sylvester
Sylvester
High
Congregational Streets
State Street
Ancient Nero Era Dentists Used Sycamore Teeth
In Nero's time professional silentists replaced lost teeth with sycamore weed teeth set in by gold wire. An Etruscan tomb yielded a gold plate bearing several teeth. The practice shows early dental work though they lacked skilled extraction methods and caused great distress when relieving pain.
Barbershop Question Sparks Debate on Women in Trade
An old New York Sun letter argues women have long served in barber tasks and hints at gender bias in professional roles. It frames the issue as a challenge to male-dominated norms and cites historical examples to question qualifications for women in the trade.
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Hector
Ashe
Adam
New York Sun
Norwegian engineer claims leather can be made two to three times harder
A Norwegian engineer says a new process doubles or triples leather hardness while keeping elasticity. The method reportedly increases heat and moisture resistance, a boon amid rising footwear costs, and is described in Poular Mechanics Magazine.
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Poular Mechanics Magazine
Palm Sugar Production in India and Bengal Output
An authoritative publication states India total palm sugar output around 8 000 tons while Bengal produces about 100 000 tons valued at $2 400 000. India's overall sugar production from cane and palm is near 8 000 000 tons annually.
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India
Bengal
Watch Trade Surges as Gold Jewelry Flows to East
A Geneva based Revue Suisse d Exportation notes jewelry demand rises during wartime despite luxury import bans. Gold watches in medium price range stay strong while high and low end orders dwindle. Central powers reportedly melt gold jewelry for bullion, profiting manufacturers and foreign traders before authorities curb the flow.
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Revue Suisse d’Exportation
Geneva
Revue
Orient
Switzerland
Vienna
Turkey
Constantinople
How Big Gun Was Found in Paris Factory By Aerial Mathematics
French artillery officers used measurements from two holes gouged by a single shell through two awnings to trace the shell’s path. By precise aperture reading to the thousandth inch and wind and air conditions, they backtracked the shell to its mouth at a forest site and promptly demolished the cannon with French guns.
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Paris
Forest of
St Gothaln
Daylight Saving Time Praised for Saving Minutes
The Louisville Courier-Journal argues daylight saving time saves 60 minutes daily for the public good. It notes minor shifts like baseball games starting later and that war and sense require the Promethean instrument to steal time from the sun for human benefit.
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America
Louisville Couster-Journal
Wood Ash as Potash Source Curtails Fertilizer Shortage
Consul Haven of Turin notes Italy shifts to saving and collecting wood ashes due to fuel scarcity and rising wood use. Wood ash contains 6 to 19 percent potash with variation by wood type. oak ash yields about 8.31 pounds per ton and elm 8.6 pounds per ton. Wormwood and fumaria yields give 160.93 and 174.16 pounds potash per specified ash quantities.
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Fumaria
Memory of a Dress Shapes a Marriage Proposal Night
Mrs Styles praises Mr Styles memory for dress. He recalls the proposal night when she wore a foolish look. The exchange highlights their relationship and the remembered outfits as a shared private detail.
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Mrs. Styles
Mr Styles
Exercise Routine Quips From Mr. Chuggins
An amusing exchange features Mr. Chuggins answering about regular exercise. He explains he cranks the old filover three or four times daily and repairs a tire at least twice a week, highlighting a comic take on fitness talk.
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Mr. Chuggins
Community Events Announced for January to February
Listings show a series of social events across town. Bazaar nights at G A R Hall hosted by the Boy Scouts Drum Corps begin January 11, 18 and 25 evenings. A private dance at Colt Memorial High School on January 10. A January 15 dance at the Naval Armory by the 13th Co R I S G. January 16 and 17 feature a Colt Memorial High School senior class three act comedy The Real Thing. February 6 and 7 present Thirteenth Company minstrels at Pastime Theatre for the Home-coming Fund. February 17 and 18 offer The Chimes of Normandy at Pastime Theatre.
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G. A. R. Hall
Boy Scouts
Colt Memorial High School
Naval Armory
13Th Co. R. I. S. G
Normandy
All Geraldines Fault Quarrels Over in Evening Talk
Children quarreled all day and in the evening the narrator and family discussed the disputes. The speaker notes the tone of a child claiming if Geraldine had approached gently in the morning, the bickering could have stopped.
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Geraldine
Guardians seek sale of minors real estate in Bristol
Beazie Elizabeth Gray as guardian petitions to sell the one fortieth interests of Elizabeth Frances Gray William Augustine Gray James Russell Gray and Elsie Valentine Gray in real estate described along Main Road from Bristol to Warren with bounds near the Homestead Estate of Elisha Hathaway and the Mill Pond to pay debts and fund better investments. The court orders notice and sets a hearing for January 20 1913 in Bristol Probate Court Room and publication in Bristol Phenix for fourteen days.
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Beazie Elizabeth Gray
Elizabeth Frances Gray
William AugusTine Gray
James Russell Gray
Elsie Valentine Gray
Bristol
Elisha Hathaway
Warren
Said Hathaway
Mill Pond
Milt
Samuel W. Church
Church
William Franklin
George W Peckham
Said Peckham
Peckham
John Norris
Norris
Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad Company
Bristol Phenix
Ser M Coggeshall
Bristol Probate Notices of Administrators and Wills 1919
Notices announce the Bristol Probate Court appointing Cornelius J Gallagher administrator of James Gallagher estate and listing related probate actions for Elizabeth Magee Henry Polystan and Joseph Sylvia with dates for filing claims and notice publication in the Bristol Phenix.
Appointment of Administratrix in Bristol Estate
Angelina Bruno appointed administratrix of the Ferdinand Hrune estate in Bristol Rhode Island. She has filed the required bond within six months from the date of the notice dated December 23 1918 in the Probate Court of the Town of Bristol.
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Bristol
R. I
Guardian Named for Sarah F Wood in Bristol Probate Court
Guardian Philip Brady appointed by the Probate Court of Bristol for the person and estate of Sarah F Wood and has given bond as required by law. Those ward must file bond in the court clerk's office within six months from the date of first advertisement. Brady shows bond amount 12 pounds 7 shillings 2 pence 3 farthings 10?
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Town of
Bristol
James (Rallagher
Cornelius Jo Gallagher
Sarah F Wood
R. It
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