Bristol Trees Show Shade Wealth in Dry Spell
The article notes a long dry period yet trees and shrubbery remain green along Bristol Harbor and Bristol town. It highlights the value and health of shade trees, praising their roots tapping underground moisture and urging preservation of Bristol’s arboreal asset.
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Watch Out For Out of Town Chimney Caller
Homeowners are warned about a chimney cleaner from Seekonk who uses high prices and vague quotes to overcharge locals. A local resident paid 87 for about four hours of work, reduced to 40 after intervention, revealing the scam as repeated on a friend. The warning calls to beware this out of town operator despite decent cleaning skills.
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Democracy and foreign troops in our defense stance
The passage argues that democracy is not served by forcing our will and notes how allied troops abroad protect us. It questions wholesale demobilization while acknowledging the strategic value of stationed forces in Germany and elsewhere. It underscores the broader defense picture and reciprocal protection.
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Mrs. Morgan Hosts Pre-TVer Class in DeWolf Room
Mrs. Alice Bell Morgan, Bristol’s finance expert and TV figure, hosted over 60 guests for a Pre-TVers gathering in the DeWolf Room. She spoke on her Oklahoma trip and investment classes at Oklahoma College For Women, detailing fees, college credit, and experiences with students, staff, and travel.
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Deep Appreciation Letter Recalls Crusade Donations
A local reader thanks editors for coverage of site ceremonies and notes a 1957 Crusade fundraising total of 187 004 with a 24 000 increase this year. The letter mentions community support, a Calicer Crusade leader, and a funeral mass for a relative at St Elizabeth's Church followed by burial at St Maxy's Cemetery.
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St! Elizabeth’s Church
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Camel Herds and Trade Tales from Distant Sands
A fragmented excerpt describes camels with long lashes and humps, famed for their drought endurance. It mentions caravan life in Southern New England, distant cattle fences, and a historical view of wild camel descendants in Australia and other regions.
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