Hebrew Wedding at Grand Army Hall Sees Large Turnout
Nusenfeld of New York and Mi iyir P Benjamin of this town wed at 9 pm with Rabbi Bachrach officiating. David Marks of New York attended the groom and Annie Benjamin stood as bridesmaid. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and carried bride roses, diamonds including a sunburst brooch. Guests from town and other states joined a grand march after congratulations, then supper and a late close with Providence orchestra.
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Grand Army Hall
Samuel Nusenfeld
New York
Mi Iyir P Benjamin
Peeshee
Rabbi Bachrach
Providence
David Marks
Annie Benjamin
Providence Orchestra
Anncort Notice of Namesake to Mr and Mrs Abbott
Anncort reports a town notice dated July 5 announcing a forthcoming event involving a son to Mr and Mrs William J Abbott. The brief item records family connection and date with minimal other details.
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William J Abbott
Local Notices and Obituaries Summary
In this town on July 8 Margaret McComb aged 54 years 4 months, daughter of the late John and Nancy McComb. On July 6 Maria Cavallara daughter of Joseph and Theresa Cavallara aged 1 year. On July 4 Catherine Sousa Maciel daughter of Manuel and Catherine Sousa Maciel aged 4 months and 4 days.
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Cavabirura
Maria Cavallara
Joseph and
Theresa Cavallara
How Blisters Are Raised
A discussion of blister formation from scalding water explains the vesicle as serum buildup under the skin. It states nerves influence blood vessels causing dilation or contraction, with excessive stimulus impairing vessel muscles, causing leakage and blistering while noting the term derives from an old word meaning to puff.
The Flight of Time and a Wag of a Horse Tale
In South Topeka Uncle Chet Thomas visits a buyer who doubts a horse’s age. The man recalls agreeing the horse was seven, while Uncle Chet later claims twelve as the horse’s age. A playful exchange ends with a wry quip about time flying and the city’s Cap ital diary tone.
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Chet
Thomas
South Topeka
Uncle Chet
Uwcle Chet
Tupeha Capital
Tragic Holborn Tale Of A Boy And A Sword
In a London chronicle from Lord Montagu's collection a tragedy in Holborn before Christmas unfolds. A seven year old boy retrieves a gentleman's sword and plays with it while the man rests. a scabbard is offered and the boy forces the blade into his own body, the lad’s father having slain the gentleman five years earlier. The gentleman dies as the tale closes, attributed to a just fate.
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Lord Montagu
London
Holborn
Oyster Secrets And A Soldier’s Epigram
A writer explains oyster growth by June activity and beard as respiration and feeding organ and shell building process. A Louis XV era quip features Marechal de Grammont surrendering fortress due to no more powder, followed by a witty retort about having no more balls.
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Louis Viv
Marechal de Grammont
Mammredhal
Do not touch with canes or umbrellas card
In a London Tit-Bits note a sketchy exhibit titled A sketchy little thing shows a printed card warning visitors not to touch with canes or umbrellas. An appreciative small boy appended a postscript reading Take A Ax, reflecting amused crowd reaction.
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Jones
London
Ais Calling: A Witty Exchange About Roles
An exchange frames a humorous reveal of a man who writes more nonsense than anyone else while a listener identifies him as a journalist, then corrects to a legislative stenographer in a playful chat between friends.
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Parns Ligaro
Her Very Own Love Confession Among Silly Claims
A fragment from a page quotes a woman and men in a flirty exchange. She dismisses declarations of love as common, noting young men often say such things but not to her, highlighting a casual social banter tone.
Accomplished. Ethel-Isn't Judy newsy? Maybe-Isnt she
A fragmentary Detroit Free Press clip references Ethel and Judy in a playful exchange about time and hearing news, with a brief moment from a threeyearold Dorothy about why she is naughty, remarking it’s easier.
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Ethel
Judy Newsy
Detroit Free Press
Eve
Dorothy
Wuzzer
Learn first how to make a living and a great name later
Dallas News presents guidance on early steps to build a sustainable career. It outlines practical paths, urges practical skills, and emphasizes steady work, learning, and reputation as foundations for future success.
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Dallas News
Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Cure By Dr Kilmer
An/advert. extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming it cures many sudden deaths caused by kidney trouble and heart or lung disease. It describes its pleasant taste, availability, and sample offer from Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention the paper. Also includes Burton School exercises and local summer events with dates and activities in Bristol.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Baseball Youth Scores Highlight Fourth of July Play
The Namquit Juniors defeated Mount Hopes 20 to 5 on the Fourth in South Providence. St Mary's T AS Juniors beat Brown & Sharpe Juniors 12 to 10. Iroquois of Providence defeated St Meares T A Ster 21 to 1. A Warren Saturday game pitted Artillery teams from Bristol and Warren. Bristol Base Ball Club met to decide season continuation at Trotting Park due to financial losses from games at the Common and Trotting Park. Next Wickford game postponed to July 25. efforts to sustain play planned with multiple teams and crowd turnout urged. The country editor quips with a joke about filing law papers amid dull times.
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Rhode Island Baptist Young People’s
Bristol
St Michael’s Chapel
Ivy Guild
Bristol Ymca Tennis Club
US National Lawn Tennis Association
Bristol Yacht Club
St Mary's
Excelsior Lawn Tennis Club
Ipea
Namquit
South Providence
Mount Hopes
St. Mary’s
T AS
Brown & Sharpe
Providence
St. Meares
Council Chamber
In this office over eleven years Inquire about us
Financial reference notice from Industrial Trust Co. seeks inquiries about a long serving office holder of eleven years. The message invites credit or background verification requests to confirm tenure and reliability. The notice frames the bank as a reference source for professional dealings.
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Financial Reference
Industrial Trust Co
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