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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1934
Page
2
The article highlights Austin T. Levy and other New Deal advocates who promote profitable wages over prices. It argues employers should pay workers enough to sustain families, noting some adapt before laws and urging small shop owners to adopt the philosophy for better labor relations and broader prosperity.
The National India Rubber Company basketball team hosts the St Paul team of the Pawtucket Church League tonight in the factory recreation room. Former Pawtucket High stars play for the visitors and Bristol’s team must push hard for victory. Mike Pasquarell will referee the 8 pm game.
Bristol Council No 379, KO of C, will convene a special meeting this evening at its home on State street to act on the death of charter member Augustus P Duffy who died Sunday evening. After the meeting the group will march to Wood street to offer prayer for his repose.
First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts of America held a college night at the Scout building on Hope street. Patrols chose college names and competed for honors. Bristol County District Advisory committee and leaders meet this evening at 8. Troop 5 meets at 6 30 and 7 30. The Bugle and Drum Corps rehearse tomorrow at 6 15 in the Scout building.
Gaelic language is spoken daily by more than 13 000 people in Cape Breton Nova Scotia highlighting a vibrant linguistic community and cultural heritage.
The piece discusses classical impossibilities in geometry, noting that while many problems resist straightedge compass solutions, certain approaches and historical attempts have clarified why trisecting angles and duplicating a cube are not solvable with those tools.
A Seychellois legend claims the coco de mer from the Seychelles is the biblical Forbidden Fruit. The tale ties Adam and Eve to the islands with ancient myth and local lore about the iconic palm nut.
Tan M. Walker of Colt Memorial high school, known for stage work, is cast as Bhvens in the mystery comedy Out of the Night. The Bristol Train of Artillery Entertainment Assoc stages the February 12 performance at Guiteras Memorial junior high auditorium under Frank L. Doran.
The list previews second and fourth Thursdays at 8 PM with Doric Club card parties and a series of events from January to February including Netopian Society Auction Bridge at Guiteras House, Tony's Wedding musical, The Charm School play at Colt High, Out of the Night at Guiteras High, Pre Lenten Supper at St Marys, and a Turkey Supper at Masonic Temple hosted by Mt Hope Chapter OES.
The Greek historian Diodorus Siculus notes that ancient Egyptians regarded houses as mere passageways while treating tombs as their enduring homes.
Inclement weather shortened the public school session. St Mary’s Parish plans a penny bingo on Feb 1 to aid the church. Dr Paul Thompson offers Schick tests for inoculated children. A Bristol wedding license was issued to Joseph Martin Franco and Maria Tindaro Bottigheri. Local clubs report meetings, social events, and a Miss Lorraine Relle birthday party.
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