Early American Bill of Rights Explained
The article notes that the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution became effective June 15 1700 and are known as the American bill of rights It highlights freedom of speech and religion and the right of peaceable assembly in the first amendment and the right to a jury trial in later articles.
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United States
Houseworkers Fail to Appear After Bright Ad
A Washington housewife sought a general houseworker. Eleven applicants answered, each pledging to start next morning, but none of them showed up.
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Washington
Camels Trace Parentage
Camels are noted as the only domestic animals unable to trace their lineage to any wild species.
Luminous Channel Buoy Reappears After World Round Trip
A bright channel buoy vanished two years ago off the port of Huenos Arrea Argentina and has been found on Australia’s west coast. Currents carried it across the Bowsh Atlantic and Indian oceans, nearly halfway around the world.
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Huenos Arrea
Argentina
Australia
Bowsh
Vienna’s Clean Layout Impresses Compared to New York
Vienna, Austria, the capital, shows very little dirt or slum areas. It has one-quarter of New York’s population spread over four times the city area.
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Vienna
Austria
New York
Women Restricted From Attendance At Ancient Olympic Games
A fragmented report notes that women were entirely barred from attending the Olympic games in ancient Greece and were not allowed to cross the Alpheus river during the events.
Ivy Guild Reports Steady Work and Kind Outreach
The Ivy Guild outlines ongoing parish activities totaling pledges to the Children’s Home St. Andrew’s Industrial School and other causes. A September supper raised 339.21, outings included Prudence Island to Newport, and 223 bouquets plus eight baskets were sent by the Flower Mission. The report honors late vice president Mrs. Hanson and lists receipts and disbursements for the year ending May 1, 1924 with balances, gifts, and continued parish support.
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Ivy Guild
St. Andrew's
Salome Lewis
Howard
Greenfeld Association
St. David's
Merchantical Park
Providence
Ashton
Prudence Island
Newport
Rocky Point
Hanson
Isabella Essex Bosworth
St. Michael’s
Bristol
R. I
K. W Howe
E. C. Larned
H. H. Cabot
Ellen Hosmer
Sarah V. G. Peck
J. W. DeWolf
Fanny W. Morse
R. G. Bing
Sania
Treasury
Harvest Supper Committee
Som
Altar Flowers
End of Oil Can and Grease Gun Era Noted
The brief item marks the end of the oil can and grease gun era, signaling a shift in maintenance tools and practices. It notes a transition point for workers and shops relying on traditional lubrication methods.
Women Enlist in National War Against Germ-carryin Flies
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company distributes a million and a half fly swatters as part of a health campaign. The notice urges swift action against flies to curb disease and protect milk and food, framing the campaign as a patriotic effort with public health backing.
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Callihan
Swat Orie
Swat
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Annu al Pledges and In Memoriam Notices
Probate court in Bristol hears final account of Harriet D Waldron estate with sale of real estate and publication order. Also petition for Henry W Hayes estate support allowance referenced with notice to be published for fourteen days in Bristol Phoenix. Names include George H Manchester executor and Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company administrator.
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Bristol
Harriet D. Waleron
George H. Manchester
Harriet D. Waldron
Bristol Phoenix
Abo W. Church
Clark
Henry W. Hayes
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Hen W. Hayes
Bristol Phenix Ohn
W. Church
Bright Colors Studied At University Of California
Researchers at the University of California conduct experiments to learn why women wear bright colors and whether choices aim to please themselves or men friends.
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University of California
Forests of New Mexico Cover 9.5 Million Acres
New Mexico contains six national forests totaling about 9.5 million acres in combined area.
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New Mexico
Estate of Ellen L Galvin Probate Notice Bristol Town
Administration notice for the estate of Ellen L Galvin of Bristol Town records admission to probate of the will and the executrix bond filing starting June 6 1924, invites all claimants to file with the Bristol court clerk.
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Ellen L. Galvin
T of Bris
Hilen L. Galvin
Bristol
Administration Notice Estate of Josiah Coggeshall
Probate Court of Bristol appoints administrator for Josiah Everett Coggeshall late of Bristol deceased and bonds to be filed. Creditors urged to present claims by June 6. Clerk John W. Church signs the notice. June 3, 1924. ESTATE OF JOHN J MANDELL
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Josiah Everett Coggeshall
Bristol
John W. Church
John J. Mandell
Aronats Court
John L. Mand del
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