Postmaster General's $76 million fleet plan for North Atlantic service
R Brown proposes a $76 million program to build a fleet of superior North Atlantic ships to compete with foreign lines for American passengers and mail. Germany adds the cruiser Kouelm with heavy guns and torpedo tubes, electric welding, and new tech, while ozonology and psittacosis risks spark frontier science and a parrot-related public-health debate.
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R. Brown
North Atlantic
Postmaster Brown
Hoover
Germany
Kouelm
Obituary for John H Paull and local elders
Obituary notices list funeral details for John Howard Paull of Bristol born August 6 1896 son of Frank and Ella Paull and a World War veteran who served as Trinity church treasurer. Also noted are deaths of Catherine Coyle and Mer Paull, with service plans, interment at North Cemetery, and remarks on community roles.
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John Howard Paull
Hope St
Nelson Kellogg
Trinity Church
North
Oliver Hopkins
Christian A. Gardner
East Providence
Russell M. Paull
Providence
Ernest W Weaver
Charles L. Davis
Earle MacKenzie
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Seth Paull Co
Coast Artillery
Rhode Island National Guard
Plattsburg
Prescott Bo Paull
Marion Paull
Hope Cote
Mer Paull
Sudden Death Claimed Local Resident Charles Maytum
Charles Maytum a well known resident of this town died suddenly this morning. He left his home on Sherry avenue for his job at St Marys cemetery and was found a short time later along the thoroughfare. He was removed home and medical aid summoned. death probably due to apoplexy.
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Speageer
Prostol Fire Department
Pearse Avenue
Attlee
Wore Root
Masiharso
Medea
Mr Puy
Mir
Charles Maytum
St Mary's Cemetery
Sherry Avenue
N I A Ties Fall River Teams in Playoff Night
Basketball tonight features the N I A and the Fall River Swimming Club in the YMCA gym in a playoff rematch from last Friday's double overtime draw. Bristol and Spindle City squads are praised for fast, well rounded play. A preliminary sees Kearney Post Juniors versus a Providence team.
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Fall River Swimming Club
N. I
Bristol Boys
Spindle City Basketeers
Kearney Post
Providence
Congregational News Pulpit Visit and Union Service
The Rev Herbert D Graetz will preach at First Congregational Church on Sunday with the sermon What We Owe to Our Neighbors The Church Quartette will sing Praise Thou My Soul and More Love to Thee Wooler Joseph De Lucca will perform a violin Meditation and Miss Osterberg directs the Christian Endeavor gathering at 6 30 in DeWolf Memorial Chapel A union service is planned at First Baptist Church at 7 30.
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Congregational News
Herbert D. Graetz
First Congregational Church
Wooler
Joseph de Lucca
Boisdeffre
Christian Endeavor Society
DeWolf Memorial
Osterberg
Wood stains from peanuts used in stain manufacture
The Providence Journal notes peanuts are used in making several varieties of wood stains. The article outlines how peanut derivatives contribute to stain properties and applications in woodworking.
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Providence Journal
State Street M E Church to Host Lie Discussion
Rev Robert J Chrys tie Ph D will lead a morning service at 10 45 with talk on Is it ever right to tell a lie The church school with Mrs H E Hill as Superintendent Epworth League Devotional at 6 45 led by Miss Viola Anderson Evening service at 7 30 unites with Union Brotherhood Service at First Baptist Church with Rev C H Temple rector of Warren's Protestant Episcopal Church as speaker
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State Street
M.E
Robert J. Chrystie
Chrystie
H. E. Hill
Epworth League
Viola Anderson
Union Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
C. H. Temple
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Warren
Short of a Record Opinion on a Brainless Baby
Dublin Opinion notes a baby in l'rague lived two months without a brain and says that is not a record. The remark reflects on extraordinary medical cases and public reaction.
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L’rague
Dublin
Longevity statistics from U S life tables
The life tables show that in this country the average life expectancy at birth is 55.83 years for males and 57.52 for females. Of 70 686 men reaching age forty, about 52 542 will live to sixty, roughly 74 percent reaching forty survive to sixty.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
Richmond Confederate Museum Preserves Lost Cause Rooms
The White House of the Confederacy in Richmond now serves as a Confederate museum with memorial rooms for each Confederate state. The historic site preserves era artifacts and separates state exhibits for visitors.
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White House
Richmond
Summing It Up Reflects Personal Etiquette as Security
A columnist argues that good breeding serves as the best shield against others improprieties, framing manners as a key social safeguard and personal advantage in daily life. The emphasis rests on behavior over credentials or status in public interaction.
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Herbert Hoover
Dr Stastny
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Wing Features Syndicate, Inc
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Sears
Usher Avenue
Miss Coulee
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Tweed
St Mars
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Pearse
Spencer
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Mii Rounds
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Bristol Narrows
Touisset
Warren Side
Hog Island
Ferryway
Mt Hope Bay
Tiverton
Rounds
Susan M. Lindley
Shepard
Sunnyfield
Silverbrook
TUB
van Camp
Sultana Jam
del Monte
TET Iey
A &P
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Tin SS
Cmt Atlantic
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N.B.C
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Canada
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Riiso
del Monte Prunes
Igc
Florida
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Valiant
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Mrs Greeley
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