Camp Takarest Opens Busy Week At Mt Hope Bay
Camp Takarest on Mt Hope Bay reports a successful first week with new equipment including a swimming float and life saving apparatus. Greater Providence scouts hiked in. activities included church visits, fireworks, radio concert, and pup tents. Deputy Commissioner George Robish directs the camp with local volunteers. registration urged for extended stays as the camp runs until Labor Day.
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Camp
Takarest
Mt. Hope Bay
Greater Providence
Bristol
Providence
George Robish
Industrial Twilight League Standings Hint at Strength Added
In the Industral Twilight Baseball League the Dreadnaught and the NITRo teams share first place while Life Savers sit third and Bristol AA fourth. Rumors say several teams will be strengthened by new additions.
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N. S
Giants
Tigers
YMCA
Bristol “Y
Bristol
Mount Hope
Sekonnet Point
John W Church
Bristol Association
Nitro
Life Savers
Jtas
Sewing Machine Supply Store Ad In Bristol and Warren
Local sewing machine supply store offers drop head singers and electric machines with new styles and second hand units. Also phonograph parts, needles, oils, belts and all supplies. Keeler repairs all machines. Lawn mowers sharpened. Visit 168 Thames Strfefft Bristol or 67 Child Street Warren Bristol. Telephone 121 M Bristol.
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Keeler
Thames
Bristol
Child Street
Warren
Fascination star Mae Murray stages dramatic career shift
Mae Murray stars in Fascination directed by Robert Z. Leonard with Edmund Goulding writing the script. The Spain set drama follows Dolores De Lisa as she escapes restrictive Spanish norms to pursue passion, facing bold adventures and a toreador fascinated by her.
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Mae Murray
Robert Z. Leonard
Edmund Goulding
Miss Murray
Ouida Berger
Spain
Dolores de Lisa
Pastor Davy
Helen
Robert W Praver
Courtenay Foote
Charles
Cent
Cowman
Bans
Bater Oy
Francis Plug
Hodkinson
Bessie Barriscale
Miss Barrscale i
Lester Cuneo
New Friends Daily
Hts
Craig Hamilton
California
Cuneo
Henry Melato
Leo Meehan
Rosario de Camanito
Bristol man endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain
Spencer Rounds of Pierce Ave reports long standing backache and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He originally spoke in 1916 and again in 1921 saying the pills consistently provide relief and recommend them. Sold for 60 cents at dealers nationwide.
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Kaandinson
Tous Toseph Vance
Ford Dias Steren
Rairkwood
Oman
Kharkwood
Kirkwood
Stuart Pateott
Tip Sen
Bert
Keenan Oalo
Renee
Phaerodd
Bristol
Bristol Mans
Spencer
Pierce
Dean
Doan
Rounds
Foster-Mulburn Co
Migrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Regular Kearney Post Legion Meeting Acts on Memberships
The Kearney Post held its regular monthly meeting on Friday evening, dedicating the session entirely to business. Two membership applications were favorably acted upon. A committee including Parl K Dunbar, John N Bitl, and Daniel W Coggeshall was appointed to study the advisability of a summer excursion. Narvstice Day Committee was also named with Charles K Biads, Peter Wee, John Bo Prono, Peter Trude, and Frank To Sousa.
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Kearney
Parl K Dunbar
John N Bitl
Daniel W Coggeshall
Nnrravstice
Charlis K Biads
Peter Wee
John Bo
Peter Trude
Sousa
Funeral services held for Waltham 2 Pade at St Warns
Funeral rites were conducted at St Warns Church Woocork for Waltham 2 Pade who died suddenly. Rev J Cala led the mass of requiem with relatives Edward Morr sot, Morris, Peters, Milton Peters, and Daniel Bo Doyle among bearers. Interment at Commetery t Jle in Victoria Sound.
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Waltham 2
Mehenvie
Waedei
St Warns
Peters
Milton Peters
Cleveland
Daniel Bo Doyle
Officers Appointed At Newport Meeting
Report from Newport last month read as new officers named to hospitalisation committee and bazaar committee. Eva Barrett reported as hospitalisation lead. Hope Corte named financial secretary. other appointees include Elizabeth Tench and Margaret Dwyer with several roles listed.
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Koartes
Priday Cvemmng
Pertert
Tiheriet Pardes
Eva Barrett
Newport
Bazaar
Hope Corte
Elarovet Parde
Jonme Straight
Tallay Carnes
Mass Elizabeth Tench Mas Jo Perec
Margaret Dwver Cael Bes
Uden
Teich i
Controversy Over Which Century Is The Hardest
An opinion piece debates whether the first hundred years are the longest or the hardest. The author leans toward the view that the first century is the most plausible and speaks to enduring challenges.
Notice to Coal Dealers in Bristol Rhode Island
The School Committee of the Town of Bristol RI invites sealed bids for coal to supply school houses. Quantities include 200 tons bituminous coal 200 tone? and 150 tons anthracite coal stove size. Bids due by 5 pm Monday July 17 1822 and opened publicly. Committee may reject any or all bids.
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Bosal Road
Reynolds School
Town OF
Bristol
R. I
W Wall
Ministers to Box at Legion Meet in Wenatchee Arena
At the Washington Legion state convention in Wenatchee two ministers will box for charity. Rev. John W. Beard of Hoquiam and Rev. Earl A. Blackman, national Legion chaplain, will enter the squared arena with Beard a former sky pilot and Blackman a former captain of the 361st Infantry who earned the Croix de Guerre.
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John W. Beard
First Presbyterian Church
Hoquiam
Wash
Earl A. Blackman
American Legion
Wenatchee
Bear
France
John Dickinson
Legion
Kansas
Beard
Reverend Blackman
Three Hundred and Sixty-first Infantry
Wildcat
Department of Washington
Still Aids Ex Service Men Mrs Marshall Leads Auxiliary Efforts
Mrs John Marshall of Anchorage Kentucky long known to ex service men for her work at the Red Cross canteen plans in Louisville Kentucky to buy a boarding home for ex service men in vocational training. She served over 300000 service men at the canteen during the war and still helps veterans with meals and support. A 1917 wedding supper memory shows her ongoing connection to former soldiers.
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John Marshall
Anchorage
Blue Grass
Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Kentucky
Louisville
Marshall
Radio Bug craze spreads through Legion clubs and hospitals
Ex service men install wireless sets in Legion halls and government hospitals. Omaha post planned a dance but music failed to arrive, so an ex GI improvised a mobile broadcast from Chicago. North Carolina hospitals adopt the radio idea to entertain wounded men, with broadcasts from Jolson to Jeritza.
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American Legion
Legion
Legion Post
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
North Carolina
Government Hospital
Asheville
al Jolson
Madame Jeritza
Legion Pushes for Adjusted War Benefits Across States
The American Legion backs adjusted compensation and equal retirement terms for ex-nurses and WWI Emergency officers. Ida Walker champions the state bonus bill while Harding’s home favors the measure. Marion Chamber of Commerce and LegionPost Marion Q urge Congress to pass the pending bill to aid soldiers.
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Kansas
Ida Walker
American Legion
Senate
Harding
Chamber of Commerce
The
Legion Post
Marion, Q
Congress
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J. L. Frothingham
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Walter McGrail
Joseph Dowling
Wilfred Lucas
Pat O'Mahes
Esther Grey Jerry
Goldwyn Sport Review
Harold Lloyd
Goldwyn
Blackton
Teo
Dearborn
Independent
Main Street
R. I. Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc
Ford
Phe Keita Players
Deatha Peggy
Moore
Cass Mandeviti
Ocmeerhamment
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Priddy
Speck Brown
Speck
Charles Hutchinson
Em Hutch
Leo Maloney
Vitoria Sound
Stblizabeths
Wile
Washington State
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State Street
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Cooke Street
Robert J. McKay
G.W. Simmons
William Street
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
E. L. Watson & CO
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William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
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Hope Street
John Lake
Raymond P. Smith
Burton Street
Ingram’s Express
Tel Suzman’s
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Wood Street
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Archie H. Rounds
Carpenter and Builder
UNION
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Hope St. G. A. R. Block
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Colt Farm
Jersey Milk & Cream
Pappoosesquaw
H. de W. Allen
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