This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
4
An reader's reprint from The Farm Journal argues for strong dog control to protect sheep poultry and cattle. It cites six million dogs in the nation one per eight sheep and notes current laws in Pennsylvania and other states need stricter enforcement and broader licensing to reduce stock losses.
Rogers Free Library announces many new arrivals including two volume sets by Mark Twain and John Morley, works on history religion and war, Paris and European literature, children’s adventure volumes, women’s clubs and camp services, and bound magazine volumes from multiple publishers.
The Rhode Island Public Service Reserve will enroll hundreds of youths ages 16 to 21 in a Boys' Working Reserve to train them in farming. Directors urge farmers needing help this summer to contact headquarters in Providence and apply within the next 10 days as the campaign launches.
The funeral of former Bristol resident Eugene A Warner who died February 28 in Providence was held Sunday at 2 PM from Graham Chapel Providence. The body was brought to Bristol for interment at North Cemetery after a committal service at the Mortuary Chapel conducted by Rev Anson B Howard of St Michael's Church.
In beloved memory of the late William Allen Manchester who God called on March 1 1913. Blessed are the clean of heart for they shall see God. Harriett A Manchester.
In Corretra on March 2, Mr and Mrs John Coty welcomed twins to their family. Also in Corretra on March 2, Mr and Mrs Antonio Nappi welcomed a son, expanding two local households.
Correira infant Manuel coty Correira infant son of Mr and Mrs John Coty Correira. Zacatras Antone infant son of Joseph and Mary Zacatras aged 6 months. Saillant Mary Etta wife of John A Saillant aged 52. Wardwell Charles L Wardwell formerly of town died in Providence in his 72nd year. March dates listed for each death.
A concise verse notes the essentials of life from love and shelter to travel learning and appearance. It lists needs like a house spouse a vehicle a college course books and decent attire as the path to flourishing in a good world.
Last evening the Nuff Seds won two strings to one from the Hayseeds as John DeCosta piled up a 108 single. Nearby, the Rowdy Dow edged the North Ends two in three strings in a lively top of the ladder clash. Leon Kenney drew a large Ladies Night crowd while John G. Birtwistle posted 139 and C. W. Cramer hit 117 for a three string total near the record as spectators buzzed.
Peter Dunne voice comments on war and prohibition as he recalls Mr Dooley explaining German atrocities in Belgium. The columnist mocks public sentiment turning against John Barleycorn and notes absinthe bans and vodka restrictions abroad. He says Barleycorn could not win fights and his bluff is called.
Washington Star poem notes weather optimism and patience through a southern dialect about cycles of cold and thaw. It emphasizes keeping spirits up and believing relief comes after every freeze. The piece uses playful rhythm to reassure readers during cold spells.
The American Federation of Labor executive committee declares labor should back democracy in the wartime struggle against German autocracy. It argues freedom and better human products come from democratic institutions, and that all Americans, not just soldiers, must support the war effort through economy, saving, and government financing.
From the Ri mini harbor viewpoint San Marino stands as the smallest democratic state. It remains independent for nine centuries with about 8 000 residents in several villages. The nation has no navy or foreign legations and its blue and white flag flies over its parliament house.
A brass nine foot nephenscope uses a crosspiece with vertical spikes. The observer aligns the cloud with the spikes and times its passage from one spike to the next to calculate cloud speed.
The guidance states a wound should not be touched with bare hands and is best kept covered. If possible wash with antiseptic solution. use boiled water cooled for cleaning as boiling ten minutes kills germs.
Advice to combat tiredness with ten minutes rest on return home. After rising, cleanse the face with cold cream and rub upward to tighten sagging muscles. Apply a hot cloth, then several cold-water applications for a rejuvenated feeling.
A local drug store markets Hokara as a pure skin healer claiming it cures ulcers and numerous skin ailments. The ad notes a money back guarantee if it does not cure and lists fast relief with no grease or acids. W H Buffington's Drug Store sells large packages for 35c.
Ambulance driver Harry James writes to his mother from a dugout near a wrecked farm in France on December 21 1917. He describes winter conditions trench life fuel issues and improvised heating and cooking setups the quiet front and the nearby guns. He notes a friendly dog two pheasants and plans for a Paris trip while assuring he is not in danger and sends love to his mother.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.