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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1925

Page

3

Longer Lifespans and Health Rise Across Eras

The New York World notes people today live longer and are taller than ancient Egyptians and Romans. Dr F Shrubsall cites higher lifespans and healthier physiques for American descendants of European parents, with modern civilized man not deteriorating and life expectancy increasing from antiquity to present cities like London and New York.

New York World F Shrubsall Agincourt Waterloo Egypt Rome London New York

Lenten Services Planned at Multiple Newport Churches

Rev John H Deming will preach at St Georges Newport Lenten services at St Michaels Church tomorrow night at 8. Trinity Church hosts a mission service and sermon by Rev Frederick L Maryon Thursday at 7 30. A Dominican Father will preach at St Marys tomorrow at 7 30 in the evening. Services noted at Our Lady Mount Carmel and St Elizabeths tomorrow evening.

John H Deming St George's Church Newport St Michael's Church Trinity Church Frederick L. Maryon St Mary's Church

Service Mre McGee Hotel Inquiry

A garbled note questions service at hotels about smiling staff and room amenities. It hints at a new maid and hotel management changes with unclear phrases and mixed terms.

Mre McGee Hotets Neo Maam

How It Would Work At Work

A concise exhortation on improving productivity suggesting that harder effort at work reduces layoffs and improves overall outcomes. The note emphasizes personal diligence and practical action over excuses in achieving better results for individuals and the organization.

School chief Hobbs attends national education meeting in Cincinnati

William C Hobbs superintendent of Bristol public schools returned from Cincinnati where he attended the National Education Association department of superintendents meeting at Music Hall February 22 26 His Bristol exhibit on the work-study-play plan was the only Rhode Island entry and one of few from New England Budding interest from educators followed his report of the program praised by leaders in attendance Several Massachusetts superintendents were taking Harvard courses to prepare to adopt the system

William C. Hobbs Cincinnati National Education Association Department of Music Hall J. Hobbs John Post Reynolds Rhode Island New England Hartford Bristol Newark N. J Detroit Sacramento Cal Seattle Wash Kalamazoo Mich Birmingham Ala Cuyahoga Falls Akron Pittsburg Greer S. C. Dayton Carson College Flourtown Gary Ind Portland Ore United States Bureau of Education Washington D. C Hobbs Massachusetts Harvard University

Bristol Yellow Jackets Rout Woonsocket Tigers 41-20

In a Jefferson Street Armory game Warren Woonsocket fell 41-20 to Bristol, ending their semi pro title hopes. Bristol’s fifth straight win featured a one sided display as Tigers fielded a weaker lineup with poor sportsmanship noted by local management.

Yellow Jackets Jefferson Street Armory Warren Woonsocket Tigers Bristol Yellow Jackets Woonsocket Tigers Tigers Flanagan Todd Coggeshall Shumney Eisenberg Hill C. F O'Neil Sylvia Blackman Bisbane Durham Eastwood Anagan Coggeshall Eisenberg Sylvia Hilll Todd Shumney Spates Cogeshall Higbee Timer Serbst Ed. Walsh

Bristol Girl Scouts Plan Hike After Troop Meeting

Goldenrod Troop No 1 Bristol Girl Scouts met Friday afternoon at John Post Reynolds School led by Capt Tuplin and Lieut Marz Plans for a hike next Saturday weather permitting were announced A rehearsal of The Taming of the Horrors is set for tomorrow at 3 30 The sewing circle meets this evening at 7 30 at 7 Pleasant Street.

Goldenrod Bristol

Galahad Club Defeats Bristol Emplovid Bes 37 to 25

At Trinity Parish House Newners a crowd of about 100 watched the Galahad Club beat Bristol Emplovid Bes 37 to 25. Bristol led early, but Galahad pulled ahead in the second and held on for the win. Next game 45 scheduled for the near future.

Trinity Parish House Newners Galahad Bristol Bristol Boys

St Andrew Patron Saint of Scotland and His Relics

The Springfield Republican outlines St Andrew as Scotland’s patron saint, linked to theNovember 30 dedication. It traces his calling from Peter’s brother to his crucifixion in Patras, Saint Andrew’s cross, and his later bones travel via Regulus to Scotland where a shrine and monastery grew into St Andrews, elevating him as patron.

St. Andrew Scotland Simon Peter Jonas Bethsaida Sea of Galilee John the Baptist Our Lord Springfield Eusebius Scythia Black Sea Jerome Theodoret Achaia Greece Lord Patras St. Andrew’s Cross Constantinople Rule Regulus North Sea Fifeshire St Andrew's Apostle Andrew

Screen Opera Planned on Paris Stage

A new departure in moving pictures will be staged on the leading Paris stage with films shown to a musical accompaniment of special significance. The first opera movie chosen is Mirage des Loups with original score by Henri Rabaud, director at the Conservatoire.

Paris M. Rouche St. Paul

Darwin Drawn As Ape Like In Caricaturist Notes

London Tit-Bits recalls Mr Furniss offering a playful take on Charles Darwin. He notes popular belief once linked humans to monkeys, yet Darwin himself resembled an ape in caricature, with bushy eyebrows and a thoughtful, wrinkled face. The piece mentions artists proposing facial evolution from preoccupation with subjects.

Darwin Furniss Darwin London

Hold the Fort author Philip Bliss lifelong Moody staff member

Philip Paul Bliss known as the singing evangelist first sang Hold the Fort at a Moody revival. Born in Pennsylvania he grew up on a farm and, after attending a singing school at nineteen, entered a musical college and began composing. He joined Dwight L. Moody's staff and devoted his life to devotional songs becoming internationally famous.

Philip Paul Bliss Dwight L. Moody Pennsylvania Erangelist Moody

Nevada Mountain Sheep Herd Observed in Silver Peak Range

Mining engineer F. M. Rapp found a herd of 70 mountain sheep in the Silver Peak range in Nevada. He notes they inhabit the area more than expected and retreat to cliffs only when danger threatens. Plans are under consideration to hire an expert hunter to exterminate the cougar seen as their greatest foe.

F. M. Rapp Silver Peak Range Nevada Rapp

Postal Salaries Raised by New Law Signed by Coolidge

About 650 postal workers in the state gain a $300 annual salary increase under the new law signed by President Coolidge. The raise applies to all postal employees except postmasters, with assistant postmasters also included and retroactive to January 1. Postal rate increases take effect in April. Local post office workers benefiting include an assistant postmaster, three clerks, and four carriers.

President Coolidge

Abraham Lincoln film promises vivid life behind the scenes

From the fife of America's greatest man comes its greatest motion picture Abraham Lincoln. George Brings, the actor portraying Lincoln, delivers a magnificent performance. The picture offers drama romance humor and adventure and will screen at this theatre soon with opening day to be announced.

America Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Abraham George

Born to Closson and Fasano Families in Town

In this town on February 19 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Closson. On March 1 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Sigismonde E Fasano.

Closson Charles Closson Fasano Sigismonde E. Fasano

Bowman passes away in New York at 93

Honor Bowman, beloved friend of the Misses Middleton, died in New York on February 25 at age 93 after faithful service and devotion. In this town on March 2, Serafino Rego, three years old, is listed as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Serafino Rego.

Bowman New York Honor Bowmns Middleton Rego Serafino Serafino Rego

Fires in Various Guises Spark Historical Reflections

A collage of phrases from different eras shows how fire as a motif appears in headlines and culture. It references the Chicago fire the fires of youth and labor struggles, suggesting enduring symbolic power of flames in society.

Chicago

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