Probate Notice in Bristol for Henry A Simmons Will
Bristol probate court presents the last will of Henry A Simmons of Bristol for probate. The will is referred to June 19 1922 at 10 30 AM in the Probate Court Room for consideration. Publication of fourteen day notice in Bristol Phenix ordered by Joan W Church Probate Clerk.
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Mary F. Gravelin
Bristol
Mary de Catavelin
Clerk of Land Court
John Wo
Harriet ES Bolster
Bristo
Fntate
Manefi
Coito
Manuel J Coito
Bristol Phenix
Amanda Matild Gardian
Frank Child
Ward
Frank C Chidd
Frank C Child
Amanda M Child
Gaid
John W Church
Henry A. Simmons
Henry A Simmons
Joan W Church
Riding With Death leads PASTIME Friday program
Screen icon Charles Buck Jones stars in Riding With Death a romance packed with action and thrills Also Nan of the North and Matt and Jeff show on Friday Meanwhile Saturday features Telable David with Richard Barthelmess in a Joseph Hergesheimer tale adapted by Inspiration Pictures Inc and Associated First National Pictures Inc A sweeping Virginia mountains romance with love scenes period atmosphere and strong performances by Barthelmess and Gladys Hulette
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Charles
Buck) Jones
Nan
Matt
Jeff
David
Richard Barthelmess
Inspiration Pictures, Inc
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Tomable David
Joseph Hergesheimer
Virginia
Mr . Flergesheimer
Mr Barthelmess
Publi Autostar
Gladys Hulette
Juveritk
Last day to register nears for Rhode Island election
June 30 marks the final day to register as voters for the November 7 election. Real estate or personal property voters need not register, but it is advised. Rhode Island Republicans urge timely action to elect a pro business Senate ally and maintain state prosperity amid postwar challenges.
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Rhode Island
Quite the Reverse Exchange Quip on Age and Salary
A newspaper snippet notes a witty exchange about how men and women report age and salary. The quip contrasts male understatement with female age and salary disclosures, reflecting social views from the era.
Bible mentions nineteen stones six metals and many flora and fauna
The text cites a Bible reference listing nineteen precious stones six metals one hundred four trees and plants thirty five animals thirty nine birds six fishes eleven reptiles twenty insects and other smaller creatures.
Notable Quote From Leigh Hunt on Daily Small Deeds
Matter of Application notes a Leigh Hunt idea that small daily effort can deepen appreciation of poetry and beauty. The line suggests steady, minor work over months yields growth comparable to a bee visiting flowers in other languages.
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Leigh Hunt
Debunking the Claim Hebrew as Original Language
A historical note explains that Hebrew was once thought to be the original tongue and parent of all languages but is now regarded as a dead language in Jesus time with no modern language deriving from it, not even Yiddish.
Man in Denver Vaudeville Laughing Fit Faints
A man at a Denver vaudeville show laughed so hard he fainted and had to be carried out. After he recovered he could not recall the joke that caused the episode.
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Denver
One Among Many Denounces Wedding Rice Throwing
London Opinion calls out the wedding custom of tossing rice as dangerous and unnecessary, while implying other risks exist but deeming this one most notable. The remark frames rice throwing as a harmful tradition within broader wedding hazards.
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London
Usual Telegram and Check Trick Revealed
A Pennsylvania Punch Bowl quip notes a monthly allowance shortfall prompting a telegram for funds. The reply arrives with a check for half the request, yet the speaker admits doubling the amount asked, a familiar feint.
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Pennsylvania
Local Cockfighter Hails Speed Amid Taunting Quote
In a Richmond Times Dispatch passage a boastful line credits a cocky runner, claiming no chicken can outrun them on a dark night. The speaker challenges rival Mistah Jackson while delivering colorful slang about speed and rivalries.
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Mistah Jackson
Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Stork's Mistake Narrates a Baby Mixup
A Boston Transcript excerpt recalls a child asking her mother about a baby at Mrs. Browns and whether the stork mixed Miss Jones with Mrs. Browns due to Miss Jones having no children. The playful line highlights family life and neighborhoods in print.
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