Swamp Root touted as kidney remedy in ad claims
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It asserts kidneys filter blood every three minutes and link kidney trouble to many diseases. It promises sample bottle by mail and urges mention of the paper when writing to Kilmer Co, Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton NY
Bristol Y M C A Schedule Of Jan To March Games
Coming events list basketball games at Bristol Y M C A against Bristol teams and others from January 28 to March 9 plus dances and society events at various venues. Notable matchups include North Attleboro Y M C A and Newport Y M C A, with dates in February and March and a Robert Emmet Literary Society annual ball.
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Bristol Y. M. C A
Company A
Reg’t of
Providence
Bristol
Summersfield A. Club
Fall River
Bristol Y M.C. A
Oh. S . Hotel Belvedere
North Atueborn Y M C.a
Bristol Y M. C. A
Bristol High
Brown
Newport Y.M C.A
Bristol Y. M C. A
Robert Emmet Literary Society
A. R Hall
Newport Y. M.C
Bristol Y. M. C. A
Newport
E. F. Quirk
Boston Y. M C A
North Attleboro
Brown University
Bristol Y.M. C. A
Advertised Letters For Week Ending Jan 28
List of names advertised for pickup includes Geo S Collins William Christie Chas Coggeshall James Heslin Harry Manning J W Mutron Sig Filippo Pasquaieili Mrs H M Abbott Mrs R A Manchester Miss Vilkmina Foreign Antonio Aqaino When calling for these letters please say advertised
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Geo. S. Collins
William Christie
Chas. Coggeshall
James Heslin
Harry Manning
J. W. Mutron
Sig
Filippo Pasquaieili
H. M. Abbott
R. A Manchester
Vilkmina
Antonio Aqaino
Scott's Emulsion touted as cure for consumption
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the best treatment for consumption. It urges strengthening lungs, fresh air, rest, and eating well, notes digestion issues with salt pork, and promises a free sample with the product label shown on every bottle. The firm Scott & Bowne, chemists, based in New York, is named along with a $1 price.
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Scott
District Court Binds Robert Bullock to Grand Jury in Larceny Case
In a district court session, Robert Bullock, accused of stealing 870 from his 93 year old grand aunt Miss Eliza Bullock on August 26, was adjudged probably guilty and bound over to the February grand jury. Key testimony covered Miss Bullock’s account, a missing tin box, and calls to associates. Bail set at 200, while other civil and criminal matters proceeded with minor outcomes.
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Robert Bullock
Eliza Bullock
W S. Reynolds
Providence
Willis Richardson
Miss Bullock
H. M. Thompson
Robert Ballock
Robert
Russell D Bullock
Capt
Morrissey
Mr Thompson
Etta Hoar
Prescott Hoar
Mr. Thompson
Henry M. Thompson
Capt Morrissey
Oneco
Cono
Providence County Court House
Bristol
Bullock
Reynolds
Richardson
Bosworth
Common Pleas Court
Saverio Rinaldi
Faust DeSocio
Cooper and Sisson
Frank J. Azevedo
Michael Espinosa
R. I. Company
Max Makowsky
Luke Callan
Quiet Wedding at St Marys Church in Town
John Joseph Kennedy and Margaret Elizabeth Brown wed at St Marys Church with Rev P McCabe officiating. Miss Mary Brown served as bridesmaid and John Brown attended the groom. A wedding breakfast followed at the brides parents home on Collings Street. The couple will reside on Bradford Street. The article notes a trust now controls window glass manufacture, praising trust smashers.
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St. Mary‘’s Church
John Joseph Kennedy
Margaret Elizabeth Brown
Henry Brown
P. McCabe
Mary Brown
John Brown
Collings Street
Bradford Street
Bristol and Wickford Basketball Scrimmage Described
North Kingstown edges Bristol 22 to 11 as Duffy leads Bristol with nine fouls and five floor goals. Wickford and Bristol referees clash as crowd heckles time calls while Bradshaw and Crombe officiate, with special train courtesy transporting Bristol players after the game.
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Bristol
Mike Lynch
Rob Connery
Wickford
Bradshaw
Crombe
Duffy
Rigney
Ryan
North Kingstown
Wickfords
McLeod
Newport and
Bristol Rigoey
F. Duffy
R F. Ward
F. R. Connery
F Ryan
C. Anderson
C. Reynolds
B .T Connery
B. Fowler
B. McShane
North Kingstownes
Rigoey
Fowler
J F Ganey
T. K. Bliven
Apology for Wickford Hall behavior after YMCA game
John C Davis of Phanix writes to apologize for the rude treatment of visiting YMCA players in Wickford hall after a Saturday game. He says it was uncharacteristic and hopes visitors will not judge Wickford by that night, noting he has three years’ residence and respects the Wickford players as gentlemen.
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The
Phanix
Wickfords
Wickford Hall
Wickford
John C Davis
State Street M E Church Notes Social Hymn Event
The pastor resumed regular services after a severe illness. A union praise service opened Sunday evening. Epworth League will host a hymn social with children illustrating hymns. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs. Remieres home to discuss a special financial matter. Epworth Class met delightfully and will meet Monday evening at the parsonage. Also an ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a note about Ex-Queen Lil.
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Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
F. T. Remieres
Church Street
Epworth
Does what you eat hurt you and liver health tips
If you are Bilious or have a Sluggish or Disordered Liver or Indigestion you can be set right by using a remedy or regimen promoted in early health notices. The piece urges readers to correct digestion and liver balance through a suggested treatment.
Beechams Pills Y M C A Notes On Meetings And Games
About eighty five people gathered in the association hall for a Sunday session led by Rev. E Hainer on Prepare to Meet Thy God. The program included music by Liberty orchestra and a cornet solo by Mr Burt, with plans for bird lectures and lantern shows that evening. Upcoming events feature a Problem Study Club, basketball games against Company A and Fall River High, and talks by Mr Green and Mr Grubb. Indoor baseball and a silver medal hunt accompany the standings.
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Association Hall
E Hainer
Providence
Hainer
Hatner
Liberty Orchestra
Burt
Association
L. L. Anderstrom
Company A
First Regiment of
Fall River High School
Ivy Guild
St. Michael's Church
St. Church
Geo Manchester
Birth announcements of three local babies in town
A narrow birth notice lists newborns born Jan 26 to Mr and Mrs John Hodg 801 and Mr and Mrs George Munro, plus a Jan 28 son to Mr and Mrs Albert Battcher. The items reflect local family news.
Praise for the Souvenir Delights Bristol Alumni Letters
Readers praise the Phoenix illustrated Souvenir Beautiful Bristol issued December 18. Former Bristolians and newspapers laud the publication, calling it a delightful visit to the town with photos of old acquaintances and memories. Ws. J. Smiru endorses the effort and gratitude for the pastorate years recalled.
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Phonix
the Phoenix
Bristol
Old Town
Ws. J. Smiru
Imparato Baby Obituary In This Town
Infant Joseph Metivier dies at 3 months old in family of Narcisse and Annie Metivier. Annunziata Imparato, wife of Frank Imparato, aged 24 years 4 months 19 days. Obituary notice appears in local town records.
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ImparaTo
Annunziata Imparato
Frank Imparato
Metivier
Joseph Metivier
Narcisse
Annie Metivier
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Croup Care
The peculiar cough indicating croup is well known to mothers of croupy children. Do not waste time on untried remedies. give Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed and all croup symptoms will quickly disappear. For sale by W. H. Burlington.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Burlington
Beautiful Bristol souvenir supplement released in Rhode Island
The Bristol Rhode Island Phoenix issues a new Beautiful Bristol souvenir guide featuring two books of well printed engravings showcasing Bristol scenes, buildings, and people for past and present Rhode Islanders.
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Bristol, RI
Phoenix
Bristol
Rhode Islander
Souvenir Bristol Phaenix 1903 edition praised
The Narragansett Times notes publisher J F Farrally issued a Bristol Phaenix souvenir supplement of 1903 showcasing public buildings street views residences and town leaders in a sixty eight page illustrated pamphlet. The six thousand copy edition reflects Farrally’s skill since relocating from Great Barrington Massachusetts and running the Pea nix semi weekly.
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Narragansett Times
Wakefield
J. F. Farrally
Bristol Phaenix
Bristol
Farrally
Great Barrington
Massachusetts
Letter from Walter Pearce on love of native town
A brief concluding note by Walter Pearce expresses affection for his native town and invites shared interest in its affairs. The fragment hints at a communal spirit and pride in local roots, typical of a personal correspondence published in a local newspaper.
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Walter Pearce
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