Women of Allied Countries Work Hard as War Rations Rise
Editorial praises Allied women for long shifts in fields and munitions, noting their sacrifices while men fight. It urges Americans to send wheat so bread can feed these heroic women at fair prices and support war needs.
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Europe
England
Bristol notes on residents visitors and local events
Miss Minnie DeWolf Perry arrives for summer and occupies her Bristol home at High and Union. James B Lee Jr changes to a position at the National India Rubber Company. Thomas Peters’ body arrives from Malden for burial at St Mary's cemetery. Local services and pulpit changes noted. A rocky point excursion by Damon Club and Red Cross help, plus birthday and patriotic celebrations. Two sailors near drownings with rescue by Philip Gladue.
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Minnie DeWolf Perry
Union Streets
James B Lee, Jr
Colt Memorial High School
National India Rubber Company
Thomas Peters
Malden
Mass
St Mary’s Cemetery
First Congregational Church
John FE Whitley
Red Triangle
G. Moser
Greenwich
A C McGilton
McGilton
France
Sagamore
Rocky Point
Damon Club
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Charles W Young
Hope Street
Dorothy Young
C Wesley Young
Nasal Armory
USS
Blakely
Henry F Donovan
Providence
Red Cross
Annie Kennedy
Burton Street
George McDonald
Fleanor Lynch
Bertha Bantferga
Annie Brown
Esther Lonergan
Frank T Hill
John Mece- Mahon
Frederick Cogeeshall
Third Co
Robert D. Cooke
Henry Trudel
Battery
Jay Elbey
Eustis
Fortress Munroe
Littlefield
Harry
Fort Rodman
Bristol Harbor
Philip J. Gladue
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
A medical advertisement explains catarrhal deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures by acting through the blood and offers 100 dollars for any uncured case, with circulars and druggists selling for 75 cents.
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Hall
F J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Local notices from Newport include registrations and visits
The column lists residents with summer rentals at 30 Old Beach Road, Newport, and notes German alien women receiving registration cards from Registrar Thomas Dwyer. It mentions guests visiting from Portland and New Bedford, a POW relative, multiple marriage intentions, church services, a July clearance sale, a health update from George Magee in France, a peach theft arrest, Ladies' Aid Society gathering, and upcoming sermons and twilight service plans. It also reports June dog control actions, a military transfer for Henry Barton Jr, and a post‑wedding anniversary party for Corporal William A McKenna and wife with musical entertainment and gifts.
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S. P. Colt
Old Beach Road
Newport
Thomas Dwyer
George Hunt
Bortland
Maine
James E. Hill
Hope Street
Unt
Prudence Island
Officer Horton
New Bedford
Mass
Horton
State Street
T. Edgar Sutcliffe
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Germany
Arthur Joacquin Sousa
Gabriel Borges
Harold Athelwold Coeper
Emma Extey
Jose Henriques Mendes
Mat
F E. Suzman
George E. Magee
491St Aero Construction Squadron
France
Dominick Priest
Dreadnaught
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FE
Thomas B Huestis
Gibson Road
Rex
A C McGilton
MFE
Edgar Towne
Philip Morris
Morris
Henry Barton, Jr
Camp Grant
Infantry
Artillery
Louisville
Barton
Frank McKenna
Howe Street
William A McKenna
Fort Rodman
Charles McGinn
Thomas Burns
Barrington
Frank McKanna
Marguerite, Alterio
New York
Agnes Mahoney
McKenna
Bitten by Large Dog in City. Pet Dog Shot
A two year old St Bernard believed rabid was shot by Dog Officer Philip Morris and Patrolmen Key and Serbat after threatening a boy on Thames and later biting Martin Vincente on Thames street. Owner photographer Henry LT Posytan said the dog was a family pet and appeared well the morning it played with his children. The canine’s head was sent to the State Board of Health for examination.
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Henry LT Posytan
Philip Morris
Key
Serbat
Eugene LeClair
Constitutium
Thames
LeClair
Martin Vincente
Thames Street
O R Siegel
Posytan
Red Triangle Drives New England War Work Drive
An all day Boston City Club conference gathered 800 business and professional leaders to back the National War Council plan for a 112 million dollar fall drive for War Work. New England’s 10 million quota follows the Third Liberty Bond basis. Rhode Island’s share to be set later.
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Red Triangle
Boston City
New England
National War Council
John L. Mott
George W. Perkins
U. S. Steel Corporation
Rhode Island
State Executive War Council Committee
McAdoo
Mulligan
Wallis E. Howe
Bristol
Providence
Uncle Eben Reflects On Letters And Trouble
A tersely humorous line features Uncle Eben noting a man with his feet on his desk does not write letters that could get him into trouble. The quotation captures a streetwise vantage on discretion and consequences.
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Uncle Eben
Taunton Woman Endorses Hazeloch Remedy
Taunton resident praises Hazelock claiming quicker relief from painful periods and general brightening after using one bottle. She urges other women to obtain the herb remedy from local druggists and use as directed for noticeable improvement. Names several pharmacies in Bristol and Taunton area as sellers.
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Taunton
Mass
Thailahan
Oak Street
Ristol
Warren—Standard Pharmacy
Main & Miller Sts. Roberts Pharmacy
Main St. Hope Pharmacy
For Sale and Lost Notices From Hope Street Area
Classified ad note listing household furniture second hand items and fixtures for sale includes furnished rooms at 3150 Hope Street near St Michael's Church. Also mentions Ford runabout for sale, address Phoenix Office for inquiries and property proof. A lost amethyst brooch pin with pearls offered reward. Also notices of store to let at State and Thames, grass for sale, cows for sale and various small ads.
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Hope Street
St. Michael's Church
Promoted to Lieutenant Ensign Vincent C Young
Ensign Vincent Casé Young son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Young visited his parents on furlough and has been promoted to Second Lieutenant in the U S Marine Aero Squadron. He trained at Key West and Miami and is a 1916 Rhode Island State College graduate. He worked for General Electric in Erie and Hyde Park before joining the Aero Corps and awaits overseas orders.
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Vincent Casé Young
Charles W. Young
U. S. Marine Aero Squadron
Key West
Miami
Fla
Young
Rhode Island State College
General Electric Company
Erie
Hyde Park
Aero Corps
Lieut
Social Quick Sands at Pastime with Bushman and Bayne
Francis X Bushman and Beverly Bayne star in Social Quick Sands a five act photodrama at the Pastime theatre tomorrow evening The Metro Picture production offers comedy romance and mystery as Warren Dexter dodges a marriage trap and a debutante turns thief Pathe News Triangle and cartoons accompany the feature.
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Francis X
Bushman
Bévérly Bayne
Metro Picture
Beverly Bayne
Mr. Bushman
Warren Dexter
Phyllis Lane
Phyllis
Warren
Pathe News
Local Grocery Advertisement Highlights Bargain Produce and Groceries
Friday and Saturday specials list eggs butter cereals milk vegetables and pantry staples. Featured items include Corn Flakes 10c a box, condensed milk 28c for two cans, fancy spinach 20c can, Gortons fish tall can, peanut butter 15c, barley flour 70c for 12 lb, pink beans 12c per lb, stuffed olives 15c bottle, California sardines 10c, and sliced bacon 37c per lb.
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Gorton's
California
Miscellaneous Shower for Ruth Hanson in New England
Miss Ella May Gray hosted a Monday evening shower at 28 Dimond Avenue in honor of Miss Ruth Louise Hanson as she anticipates marriage to William C Manchester in September. Pink and white roses decorated the interior and a bell shower released rose petals as 11 guests enjoyed a salad supper and gifts of embroidery cut glass linen china and silver.
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Ella May Gray
Dimond Avenue
Ruth Louise Hanson
William C. Manchester
Miss Hanson
Hanson
Milared McDonald
Anna May Haggerty
Ada Connery
Tina Bernard
Cora Torrey
Elsie Dunbar
Catherine Gray
Grace Cole
Bertha Cole
Gladys Hambly
Liberty Market Ad Lists Fresh Produce and Groceries
A grocery flyer lists new potatoes, fresh eggs, cheese, lard, margarine, salt pork, various cuts of meat, peaches in different can sizes, beans, broom strips, screens, rice, peas and Challenge Milk. Prices per unit include 48c for a dozen eggs and 32c for a pound of cheese, with many items priced around a dollar.
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Bristol County
Farrally
Bristol Post Office
Ofice
B. I
Zoe
Phoenix
Premstiys
NIX
H. M. Darling
Romney Bros
Dh Place & Foster
Editorial
Dodge & Camfield Co
Adams Express
Post Office
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AM. P.M
Phoenix Office
Totnes Fi Hahea
Cele R
RFE
Tren
Feéndel
Rotor
SPENE
State and Thames Streets
Bronx
Mt. Hope Hay
ADP KS
GOV
Brabbord Ramee
Ensign Vincent
Pastime Theatre
Aetas
J. F. Gilroy
Gorham’s Express
Woodlawn Avenue
Gorham
John Temple Drury
Liberty Market
Utter
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Wm. L. Connery
Charles St
the Pure Food
Federal
R. I
Anstructions
Charles A. Johnson