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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
8
Civil Defense officials announce Burnside Memorial Building basement cleaned and ready for headquarters. Rear Admiral Gilbert C Hoover urges local residents to donate about 25 chairs and file cabinets, plus Polaroid Land cameras for gamma radiation detection via a tell tale clip.
Bristol residents 16 and over may enter the Miss Fourth of July contest with a $50 prize for the winner. Rules call for a residence in Bristol and no entry fee. Contestants must send names and sponsors to Mrs. Marguerite D. Stone by June 29, or register at Ferris Dry Goods or the Gladys Shoppe.
The event seeks contestants to select three or more finalists with emphasis on personality poise looks and hair. A winner will receive 50 dollars plus prizes and coronation as Miss Fourth of July with attendants and honors on July 4 at Reynolds School reviewing stand.
A hoatzin is noted for a tuft of head feathers long eyelashes and strong wing claws enabling early tree climbing before flight. Its odor gives it the nickname stinking pheasant. The 38th parallel in Korea separates heavy industry and hydroelectric power in the north from agriculture in the south. Cobalt deficiency is flagged for Wisconsin Michigan New Hampshire New York North Carolina and Florida suggesting adding cobalt to seeds for cattle and sheep to prevent nutritional disorders.
Notes on manners and social conduct urge parents to teach respect for others and patient guidance. Cornell warns cows need two years to milk profitability with peak returns after four to five years. The piece also notes global dog lovers from Britain and historic rulers, plus foretelling forest runoff and Yap Island valuables in barter terms.
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