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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

2

Editorial on hometown loyalty and community spirit in Bristol

The piece advocates strong local loyalty and cooperation, praising residents who back home enterprises and teamwork. It warns against leaving town for goods or neglecting collective effort, arguing that a unified, reciprocal spirit drives progress and outperforms larger but divided communities.

Bristol

Prohibition Bomb Shell Prompts Missing Tom and Jerry

Casualty lists may include Tom and Jerry among the missing due to the Prohibition bomb shell. Citizens who shiver at five degree temperatures often leave horses unblanketed in winter, reflecting harsh conditions.

Tom and Jerry

Women Supporters Help War Effort Stop

Passages note that many men labored hard for the war while wives aided through Red Cross work. It mentions that the girls will greet returning soldiers by taking them to ice cream parlors and picture shows.

The Red Cross

Popular Men Face Peril From Embroidered Neck Ties

In a wartime note, knitting for soldiers winds down while public figures risk danger as embroidered neckties become a striking hazard, underscoring anxieties about fashionable accessories in perilous times.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad with Reward

A period advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh cases and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a trusted blood-borne remedy. It claims five years of use, mentions testimonials, and urges readers to start treatment and buy from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo

Local notices and promotions highlight town bulletin

Lieut Russell G Colt promoted to Captain in the American Engineer Corps. At United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O O F favorable action on a candidate. Herreshoff Co granted permit to dredge a yacht berth at its plant. Sample dresses offered at 1 3 off at New York Store. William McMillan discharged from Forestry Dept U S A and home. Narragansett Rubber resumes after stock shortage. Mrs Eugene A Rounds improving post surgery. Priv Alfred Lachance wounded in action per War Dept casualty list. Town canvass urged to push teacher salary appropriation. Regal Shoes advertised by A P Nerone. George N Dunbar Jr discharged from Queenstown hospital. Mayflower War Stores raises capital stock to 400000. Mrs Thomas B Huestis hosts fifth birthday party for Lydia Ryone. Bristol Business Men's Association elects officers. Church services announce topics Life’s Sweetest Surprises and The Crusaders Who Are They. Roosevelt memorial service to include two Army officials with French service.

Russell G. Colt Samuel P. Colt American Engineer Corps United Brothers’ Lodge State Board of Harbor Commissioners Herreshoff Manufacturing Company New York F. M War Department Alfred Lachance Union Street Warren A. P. Nerone George N. Dunbar, Jr Hospital Corps U. S. Base Hospital Queenstown Ireland Parker Thomas B. Huestis Gibson Road Lydia FE. Ryone Eugene S. Ryone Bristol Business Men’s Association Y. M Theodore Roosevelt Army France

Community notices and military updates from Bristol

Bristol society page lists a social meeting of the Bristol Council Knights of Columbus at 8 pm. Ladies Aid to serve bean supper next Thursday at 5 30 pm. Miss Margaret Brechin leaves for Charlesville College Virginia for nurse prep. Local firings include shoe bargains and church sermons. Army and Navy news note discharged Lieut Henry Barton Jr and Raymond and Oswald Siegel returning home with injuries or service ends. Marriage announcement for Lieut Chester Foster and Miss Bertha Bennett. Wague of casualties and wounded Priv Joseph Bottomley and Priv Leo Blouin listed in casualty lists.

Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Aid Society State Street M. E Margaret Brechin Charlesville College Charlesville John Brechin Best A. P. Nerone Express Co O. H. Wallace First Baptist Church Leon Benjamin Samuel I. Bassing James F. Lavander Henry Barton, Jr New York City Standard Oil Company Raymond Siegel Verdun Oswald Siegel Newport Providence O. R. Siegel Chester Artis Foster Bertha Bennett Eugene F. Bennett Edgewood Spring Street Pawtucket Lieut Foster Priv Leo J. Blouin Barney Street Warren

Mammoth Minstrel Show by Rhode Island State Guard

The Thirteenth Company Rhode Island State Guard presents a two night minstrel show on Feb 6 and 7 to support the Bristol boys in national service. Doors open 7:30 p m with show at 8 p m. Reserved seats exchange at W M Connery's and tickets available now. Transport arrangements for out of town patrons are noted.

Rhode Island State Guard W. M. Connery Bristol Boys In National Service

In Flanders Fields Poem Reply by Henry Polk Lowenstein

A verse responding to Lieut. Col. John McCrae's poem In Flanders Fields by Henry Polk Lowenstein. It evokes sleep, poppies, and the torch passed from fallen soldiers to the living. The speaker pledges to endure the fight and carry the light through night toward dawn.

Flanders Fields John McCrae Henry Polk Lowenstein Crimson Fields

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