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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1931

Page

5

Community Christmas Helpers Listed for Gracious Gifts

A crowded note lists local donors and groups preparing Christmas cheer. Mrs Barrows and others oversee party and presents for each child. Organizations like the Rebekah Lodge and Our Lady of the Star provide cakes, apples, clothing, and assorted treats.

Éch Mrs. Barrows Gratville Everett Adley Mr. Bense Eric Ristmas Harriet DeWolf Kinder O. L. Bosworth Rocka Levy Frank Howe Cathleen Barton Wardwall

Discipline in Business as Army Structure

A clipped quotation likens business discipline to military order with obedience from all ranks. It stresses that success relies on workers willingly following directions from leaders and carrying out tasks efficiently. The remark attributes strong organizational culture to hierarchy and disciplined execution.

December 1930 Public Schools attendance report highlights

The monthly report of Pt S Mapes to the school committee on Monday evening shows membership figures and attendance percentages for the town Public Schools for December 1930. It notes tardiness rates and compares attendance across the district, reflecting the overall engagement of students during the month.

Aes Pt . S. Mapes

Roman Candidates Wore White Togas To Seek Office

Ancient Rome campaigns saw hopefuls appear in public venues wearing white togas brightened with chalk. The term candidatus meaning white traces to Latin candidus, giving us the modern word candidate.

Rome

Progressive whist party draws large crowd at Armory

A crowd of about 100 attended Battery C 243rd Coast Artillerys whist event at the State Armory. Elton Pierce of Swansea won first prize a fountain pen and pencil set. Other prizes went to Sadie Callan Beatrice Sevigney Warren Mrs John Matheson and several others. Next weeks game promises a ton of coal as first prize.

Battery C 243Rd Coast Artillery State Armory Church Street Elton Pierce Swansea Mass Sadie Callan Beatrice Sevigney Warren John Matheson E. W. Mason William Brahmstedt Emma P

The Golden Rule as Guide to Life and Business

An extended reflection extols the Golden Rule as the supreme guide in all human relations and business. It asserts the rule yields better results than selfishness, provides a firmer foundation for enterprise, and offers greater satisfaction across professions society and daily life.

Business An & Surer Foundation

Bowling League Match Ends in One-Sided Race

In the Ever Ready Engine Hose Co league last evening the Why Nots defeated Thats Thats by three strings. The Bimbos and Fleurettes scheduled clash was postponed.

Engine & Hose Co Why Nots Fleurettes

Banquet Marked Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company Night

The Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company of the fire department held its annual banquet last evening at the station at High and Church streets. A turkey supper and fixings preceded speeches and an entertainment by an orchestra of colored musicians. Gen. L. H. Callan acted as toastmaster with Town Council members and fire department officers among the speakers.

Fire Department Church Streets Gen. L. H Callan

Weekend Meat Values at Hope Street A P Stores

Boneless chuck pot roast advertised as a weekend value at A P Stores of New England located at 583 Hope Street Bristol. Prices listed show two items including extra special butter and fine granulated sugar per pound with quantities noted.

Florence Rebekah Lodge visits Reba Lodge in Pawtucket

About 42 members from Florence Lodge Daughters of Rebekah surprised Reba Rebekah Degree Lodge in town. Florence visitors, in costume, presented a play The Bachelor's Dream and presented the traveling token Infirmary House. A collation was served after the meeting.

Florence Lodge Rebekah Pawtucket Reba Rebekah Reba Lodge

Don Quixote's Cradle City Valladolid in History

The article notes Valladolid as the historic cradle of Don Quixote era. It marks Columbus death Philip II birth Cervantes works and Calderon plays staged at Teatro Calderon. It recalls Ferdinand Isabella meeting Blanche of Navarre Caldern Torquemada and the Inquisition auto de fe in the city.

Don Quixote Valladolid Columbus Philip the Second Cervantes Teatro de Calderon Ferdinand and Isabella Blanche of Navarre Calderon Torquemage Inquisition Tribunal Valisdolid Auto de Fe Washington Star

Earliest Footwear The Sandal Its First Known Form

The sandal is identified as the earliest form of footwear. The piece notes how ancient people used simple footwear to protect feet, with sandals representing the initial step in footwear evolution.

Origin of O K Explanation Ties to Choctaw Word It Is So

The late President Wilson reportedly explained that Okeh meaning it is so in Choctaw settled the origin dispute. Alternative tales claim OK derives from illiterate miners stamping receipts with the initials of all correct or oil correct.

O. K Wilson

Expert's poultry claim sparks farm profit talk

An expert named Country Home says a well organized farm with 1 000 hens can yield an annual income of about two dollars per bird or more. The statement emphasizes potential profits from poultry, citing large flocks and high output.

Remarkable Meteorite Falls Across History Revealed

A historical survey notes early resistance to meteorite evidence, citing Blot’s 1803 l Aigle report. It lists major falls such as 645 pound stone near Knyahinka and a 1,200 pound mass found in Long Island Kaw, plus thousands of smaller fragments with black crusts.

Blot l'Aigle France Natural History Museum Vienna Knyahinka Czechoslovakia Pultusk Poland Mocs Transylvania Hessle Sweden United States Long Island Kaw Homestead Iowa Holbrook Ariz

First Cuckoo Clock Made Two Centuries Ago

A note places the origin of the cuckoo clock around two hundred years ago in the Black Forest town of Schoenwald by clockmaker Anton Ketterer. The account credits a craftsman named Jane Geena in the early history.

Geena Jane” Anton Ketterer Schoenwald The Black Forest

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