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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
2
The article urges all voters especially women to register by the June 30 deadline. The clerk’s office stays open until 9 PM tonight tomorrow night and Monday night for those lacking registration. It stresses that registration is simple and essential as women’s votes carry equal weight to men.
The Fourth of July Committee invites Bristol residents to join the parade as aids to the Chief Marshal. Due to a lost invitation list, interested individuals should notify Mr. John G. Stewart, Secretary of the Committee, as soon as possible.
A Bristol town column records visits births engagements and local events. Miss Marjorie Manley visits Highlands Falls River and Mr and Mrs James Riley greet a newborn daughter. Engagement announced George Gale and Mary Drowne. Caravans of American Rabbis passed Newport via Mount Hope Bridge. Civic events include K of C installation and park work ahead of July 4.
Readable text notes repairs of automobile tops at a shop named Wool Work Co located on State Street Wharf. No clear date or full business details available beyond repair service mention.
Bristol Chapter House the new D A R headquarters was opened yesterday with a bridge party and food sale. Eighteen tables of bridge were in play and prizes awarded at each table. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by Miss Alice B. Almy with multiple members serving and assisting.
A historical guide explains keeping skin clean to prevent blackheads and enlarged pores. Daily cleansing cream and soft tissues remove buildup, followed by warm water and mild soap, then a mild astringent to shrink pores. Pore cream may be used overnight on troublesome areas for gradual improvement.
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