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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
3
An early 20th century ad touts Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues affecting women and men. It claims the remedy quickly relieves symptoms, offers free samples and a pamphlet, and urges writing Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
In Brazil a wasp builds a nest of bright white pasteboard suspended high in tree branches to avoid curious monkeys. The scene highlights monkeys' habit of inspecting almost anything in the region.
A household scene centers on a man who values a child’s presence, while another callous character mocks social ease. The exchange reveals tensions between genuine affection and perfunctory hospitality in awkward social visits.
The New York Times notes a remark about Charlie after his father’s death, suggesting he will spend his inheritance, paired with the fact that he is to be married tomorrow. The line reflects social humor on wealth and marriage in a concise, period-voice item.
A fragmentary New York Press line notes there were others and references the Aforman reacting to his wife’s death. The quote implies multiple parties involved or mentioned in context without clear details or dates.
The product is described as an original laxative cough syrup that relieves coughs and purges the system of cold. It contains no opiates.
In the vicinity of Pine Ridge camp the writer visits a facility near Danielsonville Electric road. Bernard Morris runs the camp with twenty five residents including seven women and patients in tents, shacks, and old street cars. The dining room kitchen and boardwalks provide basic amenities while residents work in fields and enjoy a cabinet organ and other recreations. The writer notes open windows, mosquito nets, and variable winter temperatures, ending with a hopeful farewell and a Cadillac ride.
An 19th century notice endorses DeWitt's Little Early Riders as pleasant and reliable pills with no griping, sold by W H Buffington. The ad touts their effectiveness and availability to readers.
A Bristol note reports the United States Rubber Company meeting in New York on May 16 reelecting Col. Samuel P. Colt as president and Samuel Norris as secretary. It highlights major factory reorganizations at the National India Rubber Company, including new layouts, department moves, improved cleanliness, and a new storehouse. The piece credits four local leaders for reviving the plant, notes 2000 workers and strong payrolls, and expresses local hope for continued prosperity and jobs.
In Bristol on July 20, 1906 the Court of the Town of Bristol sets August 20, 1906 at 10:30 a m for a written request by Frederick Quinn and Lillian Petty next of kin regarding the estate of Sarah A Murray deceased in Bristol. Notice to be published for four successive weeks in Bristol. Herbert F Bennett Probate Clerk.
July 19 1906 in Bristol Probate Court John L Sanding administrator presents account of John Warren deceased seeks allowance and balance distribution. Hearing set August 6 1906 at 10 80 o'clock a m in Bristol Probate Court room with fourteens days notice to publish once weekly in Bristol Echo from August 20 to 27.
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