It Isn't Your Town It’s You Poem Message
A Linn Digest verse urges readers that progress depends on personal effort. It argues real towns grow when residents work, share responsibility, and stop fearing others progress.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
4
A Linn Digest verse urges readers that progress depends on personal effort. It argues real towns grow when residents work, share responsibility, and stop fearing others progress.
A young man asks the jeweler how much to engrave inside a ring with a message for his fiancée. The jeweler replies that using only the name From George on the ring will suffice and can be reused later.
A Der Tag translation titled The Ship Goes Down appears in the July Cartoons magazine. The poem hints at German wartime cynicism with a stanza praising sinking Lusitania and saving a field-grey hero, signed Caliban.
In Town Hall Rev Samuel Lindsay of Belleveau Pa delivers a Fourth of July oration on The Bulwarks of the American Commonwealth. He extols liberty popular education religious tolerance and universal suffrage as core defenses and praises American ideals over foreign nations.
A vintage ad claims care avoids drafts exposure and sudden changes plus Dr Kings New Discovery will relieve coughs. The first dose soothes irritation and the cough stops quickly. The product has been used for 45 years and is guaranteed to cure with money back if it fails.
Notice to heirs of Elizabeth II to claim rights in real estate or proceeds. Hearing set in Providence at 1004 Union Trust Building on July 14 1915 at 9 36 am with adjournments as needed. Issued June 21 1915 by Richard E. Lyman Master in Chancery.
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