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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
4
Canon Parshley at the Guiteras House outlines that enforcing conformity harms worship and that true union requires diversity. He traces post Reformation shifts, mentions New England founders, and argues for a universal church offering varied forms of devotion and leadership.
In a value push Makowsky's promotes children's hat and scarf sets priced at 69 cents. The sale targets budget shoppers seeking low cost winter accessories.
The Salvation Army in New England pledges renewed work for regeneration and rehabilitation of the unfortunate in 1938. It thanks thousands for support while stressing individualized love and Christian charity to transform lives and contribute to the Kingdom.
Swedenborg's 290th birth anniversary is upcoming with observances noted for January 29, 1938. The article highlights his diverse contributions in science, engineering, politics, and theology, including early scientific periodicals, nebular theory, brain function work, and major theological writings. Information and works are available through the Swedenborg Foundation in New York City.
A reflective Christian Science Monitor piece discusses how disciplined effort after a failure leads to growth. It cites God’s law as the source of health and progress, and tells of a girl healed by scripture. The article urges steadfast prayer, self control, and serving God to gain dignity of soul.
The Dreadnaught Ladder and Hose Company lists state, town and fire officials, civic leaders and leaders of the four fire units among guests for the second annual town banquet to be held at the station on High Street. Delegates include Rep John R Magee and Judge Edward L Leahy, with local officials and representatives from Ever Readys Defiance and Hydraulions among invitees.
J F Winchester discusses how battery output falls with temperature while demand rises in winter. Check generator charging rate, test battery, recharge if weak, and inspect for shorts or loose connections to prevent sudden discharge and ensure reliable starts in cold weather.
The average man's beard contains about 25 000 hairs and covers roughly 48 square inches.
Mrs Martha Lord of Pawtucket will address the Kearney Post American Legion Auxiliary at its February meeting announced by President Mrs Anne Seymour She also named Mrs Hope Moote as Valentine party chairwoman for the West Fed whist event postponed a week and more than seven members are expected at the dinner for the National Commander on Jan 31 at Narragansett Hotel Providence Willan Beehler Coast Department Commander spoke at last Friday's merit's meet with a chowder supper following
A Hindu wife is described as the supreme owner and manager of the home, with the husband bound to show reverence, follow her rules, and treat her with deference, second only to reverence for the gods. The text emphasizes the wife's authority in domestic life.
An ocean liner traveling at twenty five knots reports burning seven hundred tons of oil daily. The vessel’s fuel use flags efficiency and cost concerns amid steady voyage pace.
The Bristol Tax Collector announces a public auction at Memorial Hall Burnside Memorial Building Bristol on Friday January 28 1988 at 10 oclock for real estate listed in December 28 1937 notice to cover taxes and assessments for 1936 and prior years. Descriptions refer to assessors plats June 5 1986 held in the town offices. Terms are cash.
Dr. Wilmot describes a Japanese Christian leader under government scrutiny as a prisoner in his own home. A friend who reached Kagawa found a government reporter present, recording every word. Kagawa is heartbroken for his country, and Dr. Wilmot says Christian psychology has little chance in the Orient for now, but his quiet stance could rock the Far East.
The Bristol post office schedules show mails dispatched at 7:15 PM on Saturdays and Sundays as well as holidays, with specific morning and evening windows. Receipts list times around 2:05, 5:05, and 6:55 PM, noting a train omission on Saturday morning and reference to February 22.
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