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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1918

Page

2

Allied offensive under General Foch nears potential big breakthrough

General Foch launches a major Allied assault in France against a deep German salient north of Rheims and Chateau Thierry. American and French troops push a 2½ mile front, capturing twenty villages, large quantities of supplies and thousands of prisoners. If the wedge collapses, Soissons could fall and the German position weaken significantly, possibly affecting the war’s outcome.

Foch France Rheims Chateau Thierry Soissons

Definition of a sleeper as linguistic paradox

The excerpt illustrates a recursive, satirical definition of a sleeper. It plays on multiple meanings and positions of the word sleeper, building a chain of phrases where the sleeper both performs and is acted upon, until the final awakening.

Street Notes and Social Roundup in Stamford

Stamford daily column itemizes visits engagements and social events across town. Mrs Albert Davis and Miss Mary Byrnes host and visitor notes, church projects rise, gardens robbed, and local weddings and anniversaries celebrated. Community news covers police warns, factory jobs, and parish guild efforts plus upcoming events and parades.

Albert Davis Stamford

Bristol Baseball Team to Play Warren A C on Sunday

The Bristol squad travels to Warren on Sunday to face Warren A C formed by Beuregard Heuberger Simister and others. Barry and Garvin will be the battery for Bristol. First pitch is 3 30 at the old Child Street Grounds in Warren.

Bristol Warren Warren A. C Beuregard Heuberger Simister Barry Garvin Battery Child Street

Brick throwing and assault cited in courtroom exchange

Cross-examiner states the witness saw a brick thrown at the plaintiff. The defendant boasts that he hit the plaintiff, illustrating an ongoing confrontation and evidence of physical attack.

Weathered hearts and a playful proposal joke

A lighthearted exchange blends romantic declarations with a witty question about weather reports. A conversations pairs George and a partner as they joke about weather and devotion, ending with a playful misread proposal moment.

Local Market Ad Highlights Fresh Produce and Staples

An old market listing shows items like new potatoes fresh eggs butter lard margarine round steak roast beef smoked shoulders peas peaches beans rice cheese salt pork pot roast smoked bacon and milk cans and various screen sizes for sale at Liberty Market.

Insurance protections for homes and fire loss

An insurance offer urges homeowners to contact for rates and information on all kinds of insurance. The ad promises a call to provide guidance and coverage options.

Rhode Island potato growers urged to control pests

Extension entomologist F J Rimoldi warns a record potato crop this year hinges on vigilant spraying for potato aphids. He recommends Bordeaux sprays every two weeks, adding arsenate of lead and nicotine to combat beetles, and applying to the undersides of leaves with a pressure sprayer. Burning vines in fall is advised to reduce future pest pressure.

Rhode Island F. J. Rimoldi State College Kingston Rimoldi

Friday and Saturday Grocery Specials at Fancy Creamery

This newspaper card lists Fr iday and Saturday prices for Butter 49c per lb Eggs 0.39 per dozen Can Pork and Beans 15c No 1 size Oats 37c for 5 lbs Tongue 95c per 2 lb can Corned Beef 49c No 2 size Ripe Tomatoes 1 lb Potatoes 57c pk Beans 30c pk Lamb 39c per lb Sliced Bacon 37c per lb.

Armour

Milk license notice issued by Bristol Town Council

J. F. Gilroy Bristol R 1 July 17 1918 dairy operators must apply for milk production distribution or sale license in Bristol Rhode Island by July 26 1918 at the Town Clerk’s office. Sarre M COGGESHALL Town Clerk.

Bristol R. 1 Rhode Island Sarre M. Coggeshall

For Sale Standing Grase and Cows For Sale

A local classified item lists standing grass for sale and Holstein cows available. Contact Church Papposesquaw or Bristol 85 J for details. Government brief note mentions Brabegrd at Bron? placeholder text.

Bristol Brabegrd - Bron

Memorial Service For United Brothers No 13 Members

A memorial service was held for deceased members Joseph M. Hart and Henry F Card at the Odd Fellows Hall during the lodge weekly meeting. Noble Grand Matthew Cahoon presided. eulogies were given by Past Grand John H. Bailey Jr. and Past Grand Merton A Cheesman. The Star Spangled Banner closed the 2500th session with ice cream served by the Social Committee.

William Amanna Colt Memorial High School National India Rubber Company George E. Ingraham Carleton Bradford Hill Mildred Bryant Briggs Taunton Mass Fall River Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Stephen W Hopkins Naill Ba Gene Ian One Dbee Ertor CIA Ee Eun Rock Point Ivy Guild St Michael's Parish Henry B Diman Melrose Robert S Camp Dix N. J Harry Dartmouth College Hanover N. H United Brothers’ Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Joseph M. Hart Henry F Card Matthew Cahoon John H. Bailey Jr Bro. Card Reha Lodge Bro Hart Merton Cheesman Babbitt Post No 15 GRR Star Spangled Banner

Catarrhal Deafness Claim Promises Cure for All

An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It blames inflammation of the Eustachian Tube and offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood-acting remedy with a $100 reward for any unt cured case. Circulars are free and the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents.

Hall All Druggiste F. J. Chhney & CO Toledo

Manchester Man Delivers Daughter in Town Birth

In Providence on July 17 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William L Manchester of 33 Central Street this town. Katherine is the name given to the newborn, joining the Manchester family in the local community.

Manchester Providence Katherine William L. Manchester Central Street

Ida May Bryden In Warren Died At Fifty Six

Ida May Bryden wife of John Bryden died in Warren on July 16 at age 56. She was mourned by family and friends in a quiet obituary noting her years and companionship.

Bryden Warren Ida May John Bryden

Upcoming Events Three Community Trips and Dance Night

On July 24 a Wednesday, Congregational and Methodist Sunday Schools plan an excursion to Newport. On July 29 a Monday evening a dance will be held in the G A R Hall under the Linden Club auspices.

Thomas Potter Ferry Hill Florence F.“Sullivan Little’s Narrows W. M. Partridge South Braintree Mass Trinity Church Frank R. Shipman Andover First Congregational Church Lewis B. Diman Neo Sicilia Society Metacom Avenue Guild The Phoenix Thames Street D’wolf Inn Wood Street Church of Our Lady of Colt Cadets Colt Memorial High School F.M Straight Arthur Jordan, Jr Cole Street Herreshoff Manufacturing Company Young Jordan A. M. Merriman Leon Lemaire Hope and Franklin Street John Lippett Hope Street Narragansett Rubber Company Lemaire Lippett O R Siegel King Philip Fife and Drum Corps Massachusett Fifers’ and Drummers’ Association B Co Garde Nationale Fife and Drum Corps Webster Wardwell Mr Lindsay Bellevue Brooklyn New York Hanson Place Lindsay Congregational and Methodist Newport G. A. R. Hall Linden Club

Bungalow With Piazza And Town Water Available

A bungalow offers a Piazza setting and town water service in a good neighborhood. Seller will consider taking back a mortgage to facilitate the sale.

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Bristol ‘Phenix Bri Bristol County Farrally EEE E. I Phenix H. M. Darling Northup Bros Richard C. Quirk Place & Er Hasbrouck ISDFX Electric Iron Union High St. Gas State Woodlawn Ave W. T. O'Donnell Editorial Dodge & Camfeld Co Providence, B. L ADAMS St Orch Post Office AM. P.M News of George Liberty Market Liberty Market Telephone No Corner High and Church Streets Wm. L. Connery Charles St J. F. Gilroy Woodlawn Patriotic League OF Bristol the Patriotic League TIN Box Fund For Children OF the Allies A. S. Gorham Ussus State Street Woodlaw Avenue School Street Rte Eto Sanealo Canopy Top Rbilier Tire Surrey EJ Pahey Mers South Main St. Warren R. I Star Theatre Mt. Hope Avenue Phoentx State and Thames Streets Hope ST Mason St. Michael's Church Tun United Brothers John Temple Drury E. W. Weaver Pierce Avenue Pure Food Store Tig Store OF Fam Ily Priscilla Challenge Eagle Brand Charles A. Johnson
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