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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
2
A compact list shows names and street addresses including Wood Street residents James F. Duffy Daniel G. Coggeshall 0. 0. F Building and 546 Woodstock.
Superintendent William J Harper spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Belvedere praising Bristol’s school system and urging state equalization aid. He noted Rhode Island towns vary in wealth and that state support rose from two thirds to seven percent of education funding, arguing for relief as local costs rise. He lauded the 20 member School Safety Squad and announced an upcoming guest lecture by Donald North.
Announcement of weekly editorial contributions by Arthur Brisbane praised as widely read and highly paid. Highlights Brisbane’s news judgment and storytelling ability, promising readers engaging, insightful columns appearing regularly in these pages.
Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus hosts a bridge whist at the K of C home on State street this evening. Autored by Miss Hattie Barns sails Friday to London for a few weeks visit after leaving New York aboard the S S Olympic. A clearance sale at CHIC SHOPPE Makowsky Block Hope street offers half price on many hats. Battery C 243d CA plans a Lincoln's Birthday dance at the State Armory on Church street next Wednesday evening February 12. Frank Romano and Antone Corts operate autos that collided at Hope and State streets causing damage to both vehicles. Miss Sarah Munro of 224 Hope street broke her right hip after a fall on Hope street. Dr A M Merrman treated her and she is now at Rhode Island Hospital. Miss Munro, secretary of the Children's Home, is reported comfortable.
The Book Shop at 7th State Street Bristol advertises rebuilt typewriters including Underwood and Remington models and Corona portables. Cash or easy terms offered with carbon paper and ribbons available.
Thereby give note that on and after this date it will not be responsible for debts contracted in my name by anyone other than myself Antone Reg rear 37 State Street Bristol RoI Jan 4 14Ra.
The family of the late Frances Oliveira extends sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and floral offerings shown during their recent bereavement especially those from the National India Rubber Co factory.
A fire in an automobile owned by John Corea of 108 State Street burned at the top of Ferry Hill but was quickly controlled by a Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co crew aided by a Mt Hope Bridge employee using a chemical extinguisher. No extensive damage reported and authorities urge attendance at a local hearing Monday regarding the plain in Bristolethra Reniativen.
The Men's Union Brotherhood meets at 9.30 a.m. Morning worship at 10.45 with sermon by Leon Kenney on We Are the Salt of the Earth. Sunday school at 12:00. Evening service at 6.30 with a sermon by the pastor on What is Religious Living.
Detroit News reports a home library owner with a sizable collection solved the issue of borrowers not returning books by refusing to lend any of his collection to habitual offenders. The system, though unconventional, reduces losses and provides the owner with peace of mind.
A columnist urged paying debts when funds are available, noting creditors should exercise patience. the piece in the Atlanta Constitution weighs in on prudent finance and timing of debt repayment.
A fragment cites a clan nickname for a man described as “son of thunder” in relation to his kin and lack of tools, framed within a cryptic comment on beggars among his kindred. The text references the phrase And Wife's Relatives and a rebuke of tools as a marker of status.
The 1930 American Legion Convention will be held in Bristol with Jamestown Post No 22 securing support from Kearney Post after a show of sportsmanship. A district meeting in Jefferson Street Armory at 2 30 Sunday will include Senior Vice-Commander Wooley speaking on membership and detailed reports, followed by entertainment.
Doctors say most sickness stems from stomach and bowel issues and Tanlac offers relief for years of digestive trouble. Local users including Ellen White report restored appetite and vigor after four doses, with benefits for gas, pains, dizziness, and nausea. Money back if it fails to help.
The Reba Lodge No. 12 I O O F observed its 55th anniversary with a banquet at the Hotel Belvedere and a roll call at Odd Fellows hall on High Street. 102 lodge members attended the banquet with remarks by Noble Grand Miss Gladys Brelsford and others, and gifts given to Annie Faulkner and Jesse Sousa. 91 members joined the roll call as names were read, with history by Mrs Roselman Bowen and a talk by Rhode Island Historian John W Haley on the King Philip Trail accompanied by stereoptical views.
Dr. Oscar Frankl of the University of Vienna says women doctors stand alongside men and that male physicians show no greater intelligence than women of science today. He highlights equal capability in contemporary medicine.
The central and south doors of Chartres cathedral are attributed to a master described as the “Master of the Angels.” Born in the twelfth century, he forged a legendary rift in art and lore, shaping the famed west portal’s sculptural program. The article notes debates over attribution and artistic influence.
A Knickerbocker Press line reflects on a man who spoke of contentment upon seeing a long hoped moment and now clings to life as that moment passes, describing innocence and ignorance in youth and endurance in old age.
In 1758 a man named Dubreul built the first sugar mill on the Mississippi River a short distance below New Orleans, marking an early colonial effort in sugar production along the river.
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