Strength and Vitality Depend on Fresh Blood Supply
A compact note asserts strength and stamina rely on pure fresh red blood. It emphasizes maintaining healthy blood flow for vitality.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
3
A compact note asserts strength and stamina rely on pure fresh red blood. It emphasizes maintaining healthy blood flow for vitality.
A Bristol based Memorial Day recap shows Bristol defeating Eagle Council 16 to 12 on the Common with strong fielding. notable hits include Brightman Sherman Hill and strategic plays. The Hustlers won a doubleheader 11 to 5 over the Young Eagles, then 11 to 8 at Georgiaville after an extra inning, with new signing Ed Murphy boosting their lineup.
In a postponed match the Mysteries won two of three from the La Pipsisa on Saturday evening. The Hustlers beat the Rangers two to one on Friday evening.
Rain on Saturday stopped several matches. St George beat Bristol 4 1 after four innings. Warren defeated Crescents 7 1. Attleboro beat Hebronville 9 5. Bristol forfeit to Columbia A C 5 0 in Providence. Bristol Y M C A edged Providence Presbyterians 2 0 before rain. Wire Room Stars edged Hustlers 16 14.
A clergyman had his teeth fixed by a dentist who refused more than a nominal fee. In exchange the parson offered a volume of his own writings titled It was a disquisition on the Palms and on the fly leaf he had inscribed this And my youth shall show forth thy praise.
A short anecdote recalls George Ade stranded in a small town seeking a shave in a barbershop. After the barber finishes, Ade jokes with a handkerchief to his face that the traveler has missed his vacation and ought to be an oyster opener.
Advertised letters for the week ending May 29 1909 list J Cristofan i Henory Burdick William Silva Mary Denehey Carrie W Sturtevant Viergenie Moissen Or tega Manuel Ignacio Botelbo. Names appear with transcription errors in this fragment.
A notice offers Allen's Foot Kase powder for swollen tired hot or smarting feet pamoja with a free sample of the Foot Kase Sanitary Corp Pad. Addressed to Alice S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York.
Pearson's notes describe mirages as refractions creating towering illusions, inverted images, and duplicated figures. It cites Captain Scoresby and Dr Vince sightings, Lake Geneva doubles, and Ontario shoreline visions, noting desert mirages mislead travelers and Indians view them as spirits.
A mother laments her son’s carelessness and lack of regard for consequences accusingly, while Lane compliments him humorously, suggesting he could be a taxicab driver as a life lesson. The brief dialogue captures family dynamics and social humor.
A mother uses a simple tale from United Presbyterian to teach honesty. Dickey admits he ate one caramel rather than split evenly with his sister, prompting a prompt moral reflection on fairness and sharing.
A tense exchange unfolds as George, confronted by his fiancee, is told he is going from bad to worse. He retorts that the situation is a coincidence, recalling Clara’s accusation when he ended things with her for his current partner.
An elderly mariner recalls a severe gale at sea when a ship ran out of port. The remark contrasts expectations that sailors always drank rum with the harsh experience of navigating without shelter.
Bristol residents plan trips to Providence on June 16 and Fall River on June 17 to see Ringling Bros Circus. Railways expect heavy crowds as the show returns with seven sensational acts headlining a rebuilt parade in the forenoon, promising the finest entertainment yet seen.
An Adrian Georgia reader testifies suffering from female weakness and disease before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with complete recovery and urges others to avoid surgery, noting the product helps with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache indigestion and nervous prostration. The ad invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice.
The Bristol Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution held its annual meeting at the Hotel Belvedere with good attendance. Guest Christopher Rhodes of Providence attended as Rhode Island S A R secretary. Officers elected: President Henry M L Gibson, Vice President J Harvey Merrill, Secretary J F Farrally, Treasurer Frederico I F Gladding, Historian George A Arnold, Post William L Manchester, Board Dr Howard W Church and Lewis B Waldron. The chapter asked Town Council to display the Betsy Ross flag on public buildings June 14 and residents homes. Summer outing planned for Plymouth Mass. Judge Orrin L Bosworth gave a report on the National Congress in Baltimore.
Observed the sixth anniversary of the formation of the Divino Espirito Santo Society with a Sunday parade and services at St Marys Church. A line of 100 children in white led by Herreshoff's Marine Band moved from Wilsons lane to Wood Street and back to the society hall for mass in Portuguese by Rev Father Machado.
Rhode Island life insurance payments to residents in 1908 totaled 8.25 million dollars. Bristol ranked fifth with 87,181, including 88,000 paid to heirs of Henry H Mudga. Providence led with 1,481,098. Newport 199,090. Pawtucket 168,291. Westerly 100,187. Woonsocket 78,806. Warwick 6,680. East Providence 28,442. East Greenwich 21,881. Numerous towns cited sub ten thousand dollars.
At the closing exercises of The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia on May 27, Mrs Pratt won an art scholarship. The academy awards over $12,000 in prizes annually, supporting rising artists and sending twenty two students to Europe on William Emlen Gresson Memorial Travelling Scholarships.
The Daily News of Naugatuck reports a strong turnout for Frank A. Robbins circus at Linden park last Saturday with a big audience for the matinee and evening shows. Dave Devil Herr’s Leap to the Moon drew praise, and police reported an orderly, trouble-free event with no illegal games or disturbances.
A fragment notes that some women cook for men as if only women lived in the house and then expect the men to be satisfied. The line reflects gendered kitchen expectations and domestic labor norms.
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