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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
4
Cut flowers require fresh air and fresh water. Change water daily and trim stems with a sharp knife. Remove bruised parts as soon as evident. Store in a cool place at night for best keeping. An Elbridge S Broks note on Lafayette traces the Motier family name back to medieval times and a farm named Villa Fayetteville leading to the name Lafayette.
Simple baked or pan cooked main courses that combine meat and vegetables into complete meals. Recipes include Pork Chops in Casserole with potatoes and onions, Chopped Pork Chop Suey with mushrooms and celery, and Baked Hash Casserole using cooked meat and bread crumbs. Also Beef Stuffed With Spaghetti.
Miss Helen Nalante daughter of Mr and Mrs Nalante of 22 Bay View Avenue Bristol united in marriage with Walter Borello son of Mr and Mrs Domenico Borello of 1922 Smith Street Centerdale at St Elizabeths Church. Rev Manuel J Barros officiated and the couple planned a reception then an automobile trip to Hartree. The bride attended local schools and Colt Memorial Eliah School and Rhode Island College at Tolucatian. The groom is a Providence Trade School student active in school activities.
Ancient wills show diverse practices from Egypt to Greece and Rome. Early documents reveal priests bequeathing property to fellow clergy, with material forms spanning papyrus, bark, and other media across eras and regions.
Tomorrow we marvel at our short sightedness of today as a reflection on future perspective and present awareness. The line hints at self critical tone and a meditation on time.
The Skunk Club held its annual meeting and banquet at the Skunk Club cottage in Poppasquash with officers elected including Horace I Muller as president Stephen Church as vice president George W Warren as treasurer and Archibald T Miller as secretary A turkey supper and Christmas tree gifts followed the business session Speeches were made by members and guests and the club reported a prosperous condition A birthday celebration for Mar Cady was hosted at Court Street with games and a light collation The Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder Company then hosted a supper at its station with notable attendees and a full canvas back duck dinner Toasts were given by George H Peck Joseph F E Simmons and others A vocal quartet and performers entertained, and the event featured remarks on the town’s loss of Town Clerk Herbert F Bennett.
A concise explanation distinguishing vernacular as the local speech of a community from language as the broader shared word stock used across groups. It notes vernacular carries local words and phrases, while language encompasses the general system of words for all speakers.
The fragment presents a late medieval Latin verse by an unknown German poet from Tegernsee's Varian abbey circle. It reflects early German knightly romance and feudal manners, offering a glimpse of historical sentiment and literary culture of the abbey milieu.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an author and sentiment about kindness with dubious phrasing. It mentions an aromatic statement and an editor quote about being sentimental. No identifiable event or clear names emerge from the readable text.
A handwritten column recounts New Year hopes and avoided topics, noting reader weariness and the urge to keep writing. It lists local characters and happenings from Providence area, including lighter auctions and small town curiosities, and hints at upcoming cabaret events and teen memories.
A fragmentary magic instruction describes breaking a rubber sponge into pieces and distributing them to an audience member. The helper and spectator end with more pieces than initially shown, creating the illusion of a vanished item.
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