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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1918

Page

2

Probate Notice For Shoes

A probate notice appears with reference to the estate and related proceedings. Details are faint but indicate formal action regarding heirs and asset distribution under court supervision.

Kaiser Cups Prove False Gold Attracts Scrutiny

Editorial notes a charity donation melt of supposed solid gold Kaiser cups claimed to be worth 10 000 dollars each, revealing them as German fakes. President Wilson issues a proclamation taking control of the Cape Cod canal and orders Railroad Administration to operate it.

Wilson Cape Cod Canal Massachusetts Bay Buzzards Bay Railroad Administration

Sugar Ration Cut After August 1

After August first the sugar ration is to have another cut and we shall be obliged to keep sweet on an individual portion of two pounds per month.

Control of Labor Plan Outlined for Rhode Island

Edwin A. Burlingame federal director of employment for Rhode Island announced plans to implement a program where the Department of Labor will control recruiting and supplying of labor after August. War industries with over 100 workers must obtain all unskilled labor through the Federal employment service, with skilled labor to follow. The announcement followed a conference with AFE Hohler of the State Federation of Labor and Edward F Walker Jr, a state committee member appointed by the Department of Labor.

Edwin A. Burlingame Rhode Island Department of Labor Federal Employment Service Burlingame Afe. Hohler State Federation of Labor Edward F Walker, Jr Comittee Department of Abor

Week of visits and notices in Warren area

Local residents visit relatives in Providence Newport and Bath. Rhode Island Thrift Stamp Day urges purchases while Miss Loretta Walsh joins Lyon Manufacturing Providence. A Warren man and woman wed in Springfield. Elm beetle damage and diphtheria cases appear as civic health notes. Public events include a church lawn party and a Sunday school excursion to Newport.

Bertha Hackley George Kenyon Providence Velma Herrmann Constitution Street Clarke Brown Newport Winifred Walsh Alice LeMaire National India Rubber Company Jacob Molasky State Street St Mark's Church Lawn Warren Council Daniel H. Morrissey Grace E. Murphy Springfield Mass Bristol County Ralp Kinder Philadelphia Loretta T. Walsh Lyons Manufacturing Company, Manufacturing Jewelers Walsh James J Walsh Sades Patterson Boston Bristol First Congregational M. E Sagamore City-by-the-Sea Naval Training Station E. T. Thienes Detroit Mich First Congregational Church Suzman’s Frank Damrosch, Jr Mechanicsville N. Y Trinity Church William Amanna George Ingraham Mt. Hope Farms Cm.h.s Robert Suzman Fred E R. S. Church Henry L. Teller Joseph Warren John Warren W Fred Willams State Board of Health and Health Warwick Club M E Children’s Grove Gibson Road Pentecostal Church Church Lawn Emily Pollock Christ Albert Karison Block Island John Gadrano Camp Devens Minnesota Akron Ohio Fileen Margaret Lowell James F O'Donaghue Mary Bolton Henry E. Wilson Gainesville Texas Wilson John H Tucker Union Street Maine Tucker John E Allen Flushing L. I Garfield John Davidson City Island James N Coggeshall New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Charles R Caldwell Rhodesland Hospital Phoenix F P” Howe Metacom Avenue

Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claimed Cure by Blood Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood action remedy with a $100 cure guarantee and circulars from F J Chesney & Co of Toledo.

Hall F. J. Chhnhy & CO Toledo

New Potatoes and Grocery Prices Listing

A dated price list features fresh produce and staples with per peck and per pound rates. Items include potatoes onions butter cheese lard margarine salt pork round and pot roast beef smoked shoulders and bacon large and medium cans of peaches and peas and assorted beans. Also notes on rice milk screens and assorted meats with various prices.

Books Coming to Rogers Free Library Tomorrow

About 30 or 40 new books will be available at the Rogers Free Library tomorrow. The 301st regiment of Engineers has arrived safely in France after leaving Camp Devens Massachusetts on July 12.

Rogers Free Library 301St Regiment of Engineers Bristol Camp Devens Mass France

Farm Loan Associations Grow Across New England States

The Federal Land Bank of Springfield mass reports 120 National Farm Loan Associations formed for New England New York and New Jersey with 3800 members and loans nearing 12 million. Approved applications total 7 million with state totals including Rhode Island 61 99850 Maine 365 568150 New Hampshire 51 88100 Vermont 208 618300 Massachusetts 604 1279105 Connecticut 336 842975 New York 1078 2633565 New Jersey 292 713350.

Federal Land Bank of Springfield Mass New England New York New Jersey Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut

Advertised Letters List Names and Recipients

The notice lists undelivered mail addressed to men Manuel Almeida Manuel R Amar al Alexandrina Correira Captain Elis Anthony Ferria Domenico Coglia William D Grady Antone Lewis Jesse Mello and women Mrs. Nora Banley Mrs. Walter D. Chawse Miss Mathilda Delude with foreign Francesco Fesare Michelangelo Mareoghere Gisoramo Notarangeso.

Manuel Almeida Manuel R. Amaral Alexandrina Correira Captain Elis Anthony Ferria Domenico Coglia William D. Grady Antone Lewis Jesse Mello Nora Banley Walter D. Chawse Mathilda Delude Francesco Fesare Michelangelo Mareoghere Gisoramo Notarangeso

Gratitude Note From Charles R. Caldwell

Charles R. Caldwell expresses sincere thanks for the kindnesses shown during illness. The support aided his recovery and he appreciates the generosity and prayers received.

Charles R. Caldwell

For Sale House on Temple Drury Estate Ad

For sale a 10 room house with bath laundry piazza sleeping porch garage and garden land plus a bungalow on the John Temple Drury estate. Contact 165-W.

John Temple Drury

Coldest spot in the refrigerator is the bottom

The Food Administration advises that the coldest area is the bottom of the fridge, not beside the ice. Hot air rising carries impurities and moisture, which are removed as air circulates around the ice. Let hot food cool before refrigeration to avoid raising temperature and melting ice.

Food Administration

Prayer for Perpetual Aid Tied to Tithes and First Fruits

The theologian states the only biblical form of perpetual aid prayer is found in Deuteronomy 26 5 15, linked to offering tithes and first fruits. It describes the ritual as part of the covenant with God and expresses gratitude for deliverance and assurance of provision.

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