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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1916

Page

2

Editorial on the German submarine landing in Baltimore

The piece argues the submarine should be treated as a merchant vessel, raising diplomatic issues. It discusses the difficulty of distinguishing a peaceful sub from a combat U boat and notes the risk of sinking after capture. It suggests Germany relies on merchant submarines to protect its underwater fleet and to challenge the British blockade.

Baltimore Germany

Peace propaganda fails to shake motherly patriotism in Savannah editorial

The Savannah News cites a Mississippi mother letter urging sons to join the country’s call, praising a soldier’s duty and flag. It argues pacifist campaigners have had limited influence, admitting some women oppose war but asserting mothers remain a powerful, enduring force.

Savannah News United States

Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial ad from Toledo firm

Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, urges testimonials, lists Toledo, Ohio as base, notes price of 75 cents, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J A. W Gleason Hall Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Doe Hall

Bristol Post Office Hours and Mail Schedule

Bristol Post Office opens at 6 45 a m and closes at 7 0 p m Money Order Registry and Postal Bank departments run 8 00 a m to 6 00 p m Mails arrive 7 00 10 00 a m 2 00 4 00 6 00 7 00 p m Mails close 7 30 8 50 11 50 a m 1 50 5 50 7 15 p m Sunday mails arrive 8 00 a m Close 4 50 p m

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Express schedule for Bristol departures and arrivals

Adams Express lists outward departures at 7 50 and 11 20 am 2 20 and 5 20 pm. Inward arrivals occur at 8 00 10 00 am and 2 00 4 00 and 7 00 pm.

Bristol Adams Express

Weekend Store Ad Highlights Bargain Groceries

This week includes Van Camp's Beans per can Corn Puffs at low price ISc. Pickled Lamb's Tongue jars 15¢ Fancy Native Peas per peck Lemons large 23c Gold Medal Flour 12 bbl 3.40 Coffee fancy blend per pound 20c Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice often on sale Evaporated Milk tall cans 7c Can Corned Beef No 2 can 10c Stuffed Olives 3 bottles 25c Best New Potatoes peck 39c Native String Beans per peck 40c Can C Beef No 1 per can 23c

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Local Marriage Intentions Noted. Excursion Planned In Town

Fred Grabert and Miss Elizabeth Josephine Reynolds of this town filed marriage intentions at the Town Clerk’s office and will wed this evening. The State Street M E Church Sunday School plans an excursion Thursday sailing from Ferry wharf at 9 am to Fort Adams Newport and Rocky Point. Dr O R Siegel reports three measles and one scarlet fever case to Health Officer John P Head. Patients include Viola Anderson Cooke Street Ralph A Gallo Constitution Street Ralph Church Burton Street. Scarlet fever patient Mollie Barron at Wood Street and Woodlawn Avenue. Saturday hottest day of summer, Providence four prostrations from heat. weather cool yesterday and today. rain scarce though sought. hay crop promising but needs sun for curing.

Charles H. Smith Bristol Neck Harry LeClair Boston Eugene LeClair Col Arthur W. Barrett Isle of View Prudence Island Samuel S. Drury Concord N. H Drury St. Elizabeth’s Church W. M. Fischer New York Elnathan P. Brownell Asheville N. C Herbert Salisbury Lockanosset Thomas Dwyer Thomas J. Gillan St. Mary’s Church A. P. Rebello Worcester Mass Lewis B. Waldron Waldron Company Constitution Street Marion S. Cole Lincoln School Providence Ada Freeman Suffield Academy Suffield Sagamore Ferry Wharf Rocky Point Edward Sherman Bristol Ferry Sherman Canada George H. Bush Francis J. Connelly Malden Neil B. Sharkey Collins Street Connelly George S. Marshall Redwood Lodge Knights of Pythias Newport Burnside Lodge Mr. Marshall Evangeline Edward Quinn William J. Hughes Alliance Alice A Hughes Pawtucket James A. Clarkson Mount Hope Avenue Edwin C. Hughes Harvey Gladue A. Blackman Usher Place Gladue High Court Streets Sadie Minnie Manuel Joseph Sousa Bristol W. G. Thurston Gale Garfield Avenue Panzarella Congregational Street Harold DeWolf Leon J Kenney A. H Stanwood Marion Stanwood Richard Holmes J E Warner E V Doyle Edgar Kelley Arthur Thornton Fall River James Whilliams Appenaug Bessie Goddard Barbara Peckham Sally Watson Dorothy Farnham Needham Mass Eres Kellogge Hopkinton Say Fred Grabert Elizabeth Josephine Reynolds State Street M. E Goffee Seamer Sagamore Fort Adams O. R. Siegel John P. Head Anderson Cooke Street Ralph ‘A Gallo Ralph Church Burton Street Mollié Barron Wood Street Woodlawn Avenue

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertises Daily Bowels Help

A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming a daily bowel movement signals good health. It promises gentle laxative action without griping, blood purification, constipation relief, and overall tonic benefit, selling for 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

Clergy Pulpit Exchange and Vermont Vacation Plans

Rev. Dr. A. Ox McGilton of State Street M E Church and Rev Franks E Talbee of Bristol Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene exchanged pulpits Sunday morning. Rev Charles E McCoy rector of Trinity Church will vacation with his father in Smethport PA leaving tomorrow. During his absence Rev W F B Jackson will lead services with summer omissions including Sunday school and children's eucharist. Rev Fr McCoy enters Northwestern Pennsylvania Tennis Tournament at Erie in first week of August.

Isaiah Crowley New York City Atlantic City St. Mary’s Church Catherine McKevitt Court Street Harriett Kinder Samuel Kinder Eagle Mountain House Jackson Elnathan P. Brownell Columbia, Conn Newton Owen Henry A. Stevens Brighton Mass E. Wilbur Mason Marion J. Suzman Needham Heights Fred E Suzman Sam G. A. R. Black John MacDonald Gladys and Beatrice MacDonald East Providence Charles A. MacDonald Franklin Street Bristol Rhode Island Boy Scouts Yancoog Pond Hope Valley North Providence A. Ox McGilton State Street M. E Church of the Nazarene Charles E. McCoy Trinity Church Iis Dr. McCoy Smethport Penn McCoy

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