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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1926

Page

4

Court of Honor Merit Badges Noted At Scout Meeting

Regular Court of Honor held at Deputy Commissioner George R Fish home with Col Merton A Cheesman presiding. Scouts Sterling Crowley James Salzano Joseph Riccio and Lawrence Thompson earned badges. Troops plan weekly meetings indoor rally Scout Week turkey supper January 27 and patrol competition. Scout Bazaar drew a large crowd with Miss Sullivan winning a pocket traveling case. bazaar to continue five more Saturdays.

Court of Honor George R Fish Merton A. Cheesman Sterling Crowley Bristol James Salzano Joseph Riccio Ife Lawrence Thompson Sullivan

Early Food Preservation and the Rise of Canning

The article traces ancient food preservation limits and highlights the invention of canning. It notes primitive drying and pickling, describes Captain Bonneville’s account of Columbia River salmon runs and spoilage, and credits Appert’s 1810 jar method and Pasteur’s germ theory in 1860 for safe long term storage and a growing world supply.

Captain Bonneville Washington Irving Columbia River Napoleon Michael Appert Paris Pesteur Western Newspaper Union

Local Businesses Advertised in City Directory Style List

A dense listing of city merchants and services including florists, shoe stores, studios, insurance, newspapers, confectionery, photography, hardware, real estate, sewing machines, tailors, taxi service, and trucking. Names such as Florists Kinder Samuel & Brother, Sartini, Hutchinson Studio, Skinner Powin, Darling Henry M, Santulli Lawrence, Waldron Company, Keeler, Keeler 3 M, Bristol Radio Shop, and Trudell John C appear alongside addresses on Hope Street, State Street, and surrounding avenues.

Automobile Repairing and Specialty Services Listing

Franklin Street Garage offers auto repair, battery service and auto accessories with Simmons and Beauregard as proprietors. The ad also promotes a fall line of clothing and imported linens with perfume and cosmetics from French suppliers, plus a shawl and scarf section.

Franklin Street Garage Co Simmons & Beauregard Props

Expressing-Bristol and Providence DuPonts Express

Daily express service between Providence and Bristol operated by JF DuPont Prop at 3 Bourn Ave. Tel. 445-W. Let us serve you with frequent trips and reliable transit between the two cities.

Hochman Electric Wood St Bristol No Water St Warren Kristol Talbot & HO FEINS Hradford Bt Providence Duponts Express JF DuPont Bourn Ave T4 Constitution Bt

Far North Summer Heat and Mosquito Plague

The Arctic region shows a brief but intense summer with twenty four hour daylight. Plants and wildlife surge as temperatures reach up to 100 degrees in inland Alaskan valleys. Mosquitoes in parts of Canada’s Far North render life unbearable for people and animals.

Arctic Alaska Canada

Incident That Upset Dignity of Inspector

A milk trolley in the North toppled when an inspector attempted to sample the milk. About ten large cans spilled their contents onto the stone pavement, coating the inspector in roughly 100 gallons of milk before attendants moved him to a cab. The incident prompted bleary jokes from awaiting milkmen.

Consignees London Answers

Prolific Tomato Plant Yields From Single Vine

The Bureau of Plant Industry notes a single tomato plant can produce up to a bushel with careful care. Provide ample space trellis support and thorough feeding. Aimed at one plant, not a field, helps reduce pests. One vine can yield about fifteen pounds with moderate effort.

Bureau of Plant Industry

Tribute to Frank The Mischievous First Grader

A six year old pupil Frank recalls pranks by classmates and speaks of a teacher who warned the children to look both ways before crossing busy streets to avoid harm. He notes the tutor’s stern caution amid lessons about machines and danger.

Alus Frank

The Highest Mountains Joke From an Irish Jaunting Car

A driver taunts an American passenger by claiming the nearby mountains are the highest in the world. The tourist doubts it, the driver insists in Irish accented bravado, insisting on the claim despite obvious disbelief.

Thim Mountains Ireland Orland

Poetry Restored Tet Poetry by James Thomson

Poetry restored to inspire innocence and purity. Let her exchange trifling subjects for fair and magnified works that please instruct surprise and astonish. Such poetry would silence ignorance and prejudice and make poets the delight and wonder of mankind.

James Thomson

Odd Court Fines Highlight 1656 Massachusetts Cases

A 1656 Massachusetts court record lists Henry Walton fined for praising a dog’s bark over hearing a pastor preach and Robert Edwards fined for excess sleeve lace and gold buttons. John Scudly fined for stealing and selling his master's ox, and Sarah Collins fined for falling at her husband.

Massachusetts Henry Walton Robert Edwards John Scudly Sarah Collins Detroit News

Mrs Edwin F Lindsey dies after illness in town

Mrs. Edwin F Lindsey wife of former School Committee man Edwin F Endsey died at 6 a m Saturday at her home 102 Church Street after three weeks illness She was born Sept 11 1855 in the town daughter of the late Charles F and Mary Abbie Simmons and lived here all her life She married Mr Lindsey Oct 12 1876 Funeral from her residence tomorrow at 2 15 p m.

Edwin Lindsey Pegs Rosas Lindsey Edwin F. Endsey Lindsey Charles F Mary Abbie Slade Simmons Mr. Lindsey

Funeral services for Bridget M. Minahan held at St Marys Church

Funeral rites for Bridget M. Minahan were conducted at St Marys Church Fall River with Rev Thomas J Gillan as celebrant and Rev Patrick J Doyle deacon assisting. Relatives from Frackville and Warren attended along with local bearers and floral tributes. burial followed at St Marys Cemetery Warren.

Bridget M. Minahan Fall River St. Mary’s Church Thomas J. Gillan Patrick J. Doyle St. William's Church Thomas J. Kelley Frackville Warren Alice F. Downey Manus Tuas William and Frederick Cleaver Patrick P Walsh William T Dwyer St. Mary’s Cemetery

Local Births Report Across Town Names Bucolo DeWolf and Levy Families

In this town, on January 5 a son Mariano Jr was born to Mr and Mrs Mariano Bucolo. Mrs Bucolo formerly Miss Anna Margo DeWolf from Providence. On January 10 a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Henry ID DeWolf, late of this town, granddaughter to Mr and Mrs James Barry. In Fall River at Union Hospital on January 8 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Louis Levy of this town.

Obituary notices for Sousa Barboza and Lindsey families

At St Elizabeths Church in this town on January 9 Jose Pacheco Sousa and Miss Maria de Gloria Barboza died. Also on January 9 Rosa Lindsey, wife of Edwin F. Lindsey, aged 70, died. Funeral from 102 Church Street Wednesday January 13 at 2 15 pm. Relatives expected to attend.

Nature's Vaudeville Free

News item notes a free entertainment option at the links where a golfer of plus size performs in knickerbockers, contrasting with paying for cinema comedy. The piece reflects spectator humor and public interest in inexpensive diversions in New Orleans.

New Orleans States

India Leads In Oilseeds Production

India produces over 5 million tons of oil seeds in normal years and grows more varieties than any other nation, underscoring its dominant role in global oilseed output.

India

Cling to Old Friends

A man in middle age relentlessly pursues new friendships and then holds tightly to those he forms, showing steady affection and loyalty as time passes.

Disease germs need food to survive in dry clean places

A brief note explains that disease germs are tiny organisms that require nutrients to live and tend to die quickly in dry clean environments.

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