Mourning in Bristol As Mrs Levy Buried in Rhode Island
Mrs Levy who died Friday evening at Rhode Island Hospital is buried after a service at the Sugarmart Undertaking Home Providence. Rabb Lipshitz officiated. Survived by husband six sons and three daughters. born in Russia 1890. moved to Bristol with family earlier life. dry goods store on State street.
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Jacob Brown
Samuel Osossky
Bristol
Levy
Kourland
Russia
Rose
June Kaplan
Joseph Kaplan
Mr Levy
State Street
Morris
Alfred
Edward
Hilton
Robert
Henry Levy
Rhoda
Shirley
Brenda Levy
David Ian
New Bedford
Esther Russian
Providence
Battery C Rockets To Rhode Island Champions Again
Battery C for the second consecutive year wins the National Guard Championship of Rhode Island by defeating Co. E 118th Engineers Woonsocket 2509 to 1889. Battery C is named Chief of Militia Bureau Rhode Island Small Bore Team and becomes indoor and outdoor champion after last October's service rifle victory. Bristol indoor season ends. Battery C has fired 24 matches winning 14 with recent wins over Varnum Continentals Naval Training Station 13th US Infantry and State College team.
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Ree
National Guard
Rhode Island
Co. E
Engineers
Bristol
Inv Estent Rsetans
Cranston Street Armory
Providence
Battery C
Bristol Bays
Varnum Continentals
East Greenwich
Naval Training Station
13Th US. Infantry
State College
Easy to Keep Coconuts In Dry Husk
Coconuts kept in the husk stay good for a long time when stored in two dry places. The text notes coconuts can be satisfactorily preserved for about 20 years or two decades.
Fiat Money Defined as Government Issued Currency
The term fiat money means paper currency issued by the government and made legal tender by law alone. It is not backed by specie or metal and carries no promise of redemption, as explained in The Pathfinder Magazine citing postwar German and Russian notes.
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L’athfinder
Washington Cherry Trees’ Infested Beginnings
The first Japanese cherry trees sent to Washington were found infested with insects and burned. They were replaced with healthier trees kept under strict observation in Japan to ensure their health.
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Washington
Japan
Moonlight and the Radio Moonlight Interferes With Reception
A brief report notes that moonlight and sunlight interfere with radio reception. The phenomenon is described as affecting signals during certain conditions and times.
Public Aid chief candidate praised for service and oversight
The article lauds William Fi. Anagevine as head of the Department of Public Aid and president of the Town Council, arguing his selfish service as citizen and official justifies election and potential oversight of the department.
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William Fi. Anagevine
Department of Public Aid
Timely Topica Column Urges Bristol Voter Participation
A Bristol resident outlines a year of public service, notes no election push but seeks to honor public trust by urging every voter to go to the polls. He emphasizes civic responsibility and voting according to best judgment in a time of crisis.
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Edward J. Flanagan
Thomas Henry
Bristol
Nature of the clam in Bristol politics and reform call
A Bristol election letter criticizes Colonel Cheesman and rivals over past town conduct. The writer urges voters to elect a reform-minded councilor, cites tax relief plans, police staffing, and school budget cuts to lower the tax rate and curb waste.
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Bristol
Mary J. Condon
Food Station
American Red Cross
Public Aid Department
the Phoenix
Colonel Cheesman
Cheesman
Rathborn
Col. Cheesman
Elbert Hubbard
Colonel Colt
Great Singer Caruso Stricken During Pagliacci Performance
Opera star Enrico Caruso faltered at the start of Pagliacci as blood welled in his throat. He tried to continue but left the stage and later died eturned. doctors reported a burst vessel in the back of his throat.
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Enrico Caruso
Pagilacci
Canto
Punchinello
Treasure seekers on New York beaches forage for trinkets
Autumn treasure hunts draw men and boys to near deserted shores. They fill homemade sieves with sand, shake to strain it, and find mostly shells and broken glass, with occasional coins and rings dropped by bathers in the summer.
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New York City
Danish Fairy Tale Writer Born In Odense Honored Cottage
A preserved Odense cottage honors Hans Christian Andersen, noting the birthplace and home of the celebrated Danish storyteller. The site preserves items from his era including his top hat and umbrella along with manuscripts.
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Odense
Denmark
Christian Andersen
Highlevel fragmentary report from unknown dated source
Incomplete OCR text shows names and terms like Bankriot Ancora July period and Barlen but lacks coherent events or clear facts to summarize into a complete news item. Readable elements do not establish a definite action or outcome.
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Apt
Henry W. Peterson
Democratic
Towsi Gommittes
Bristol Phoenix
MAX Makowsky & Sons, Inc
Hope Street
Blue Bird Shop
Talbot
Kregular
Philip Shulman
Church Street
THE
Waldron Company
Bradford Street
Telephone
Eisenst
Bristol Baking CO
Sodine & Guilti
DeWitt’s Kidney
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Fred E. Suzman
Charles J. Sartini
Wood Street
Dennison
James F. Duffy
Bristol” Phenix
William P. McLaughlin
United States Rubber Company
Elisha Hibbert
Joseph J. Dennis
John Romano
OT Pasat An
Charles B. Rockwell, Jrry
William L.serest
Manuel J. Barros
Vincent Saviano
Rhode Island School of Design
Providence Technical High School
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Francis P. McGovern
U. S. Rubber Company
William T. Dwyer
Sewer Commission
Gladue
William HO Angfvine
Warren
Higtlow
Colonix
Bankriot
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