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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1951
Page
4
The narrator recalls a plantable apple tree in a flower pot three years ago now about three feet tall and a curious mine trip to a 3600 foot level. A mining guide notes ore costs and a power outage halted operations briefly before returning to normal as plans for a larger day unfold.
Sergeant R Medeiros shown skill and courage inspiring his section. His actions reduced casualties in his company and helped repulse the enemy attack. Corporal Medeiros actions were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.
The Kearney Post led a Saturday funeral rite for Edmonds at the funeral home. Bristol County Voiture Knights of Columbus council and Bristol Aerie of Eagles held last rites Sunday night at the same location. Bearers included Dan iel W. Coggeshall James T.Pierce and William B. Darling for Kearney Post and Samuel J. Smith Manuel P. Goulart and Walter C. Walander for the Bristol County Voiture 40 8.
The Bristol post lauds Dr. Bernardo for humanitarian work and inspiration to Italian Americans. A WWI veteran and first Italian extraction physician in town, he studied at Delaware College and Maryland University, graduated 1921, interned at St Joseph’s Providence.
America Vona and Raymond Bisbano lead a Rhode Island convention with Michael Cappucci and Dr. Bernardo named honorary state chair man. Vincent Ca tallano serves as adviser as Samuel A. Pasqua assists the secretary. Bisbane will chair the convention with the first post of its kind in the state. The next meeting is scheduled for 11 a.m. July 29 at Our Lady of Mt Carmel parish house.
In August 1950 fires at the town dump prompted temporary containment using a power shovel and dirt cover. Councilman Holmes ordered the work, with cover operations costing about $300 and a power saw hired. Highway records show total chargeable costs around $629.08, higher than the doctor’s recollection. Officials cite water shortages and limited dirt as ongoing causes, noting two wells have run dry and fires may recur.
From the egg to the table in eight short weeks the article notes ducklings on New England retail meat counters with rising supplies and prices at a year ago low. It highlights easy preparation and the dish’s nutrition including iron thiamine and riboflavin. It advises selection care and defrosting tips for ducklings.
A detailed guide on defrosting storing and cooking duckling. It covers fresh versus frozen meat defrost times wrapping refrigeration two to three days storage cooked leftovers handling stuffing and glazing ideas with oranges cranberries and jelly. Cooking methods include roasting braising frying and broising with tips on prep roasting temperature and doneness.
A patient discharged from a tuberculosis hospital remains at risk if medical guidance is not followed. Recovery hinges on rest, proper meals, regular exercise, and routine checkups as advised by the doctor. Families should support adherence to medical orders and consult health professionals for guidance on reintegrating the patient into home life.
Miss Naomi Sousa, girls supervisor, unveils season awards with two trophies for top scorers. A point system rewards class attendance and contest wins, junior division ages five to nine, senior division ages ten to sixteen, with a summer schedule featuring storytelling embroidery singing and games.
The notice outlines a weekly program for seniors with ball games on Wednesday and badminton and horseshoes on Fridays from 2 to 3 pm. Older girls follow the same hour as juniors from 1 to 2 pm, then 3 to 4 pm on Mondays and Tuesdays feature handicrafts, Wednesdays hobbies, and Thursdays handicrafts again with Fridays for hobbies.
Francis A. Ruggeiro Jr. six died after being struck by a truck on London Street Fall River. He was pronounced dead five minutes after admission to Union Hospital. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. The family, formerly of Bristol, has relatives in the area. Grandmother Frances Ruggeiro resides at 404 Wood Street.
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