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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1935

Page

3

Temptations of Jesus as Guide to Christian Courage

The piece links Jesus temptation in the wilderness to daily trials facing believers. It highlights three temptations to misuse power, test God, and seek easy gains, urging readers to follow Christ by bearing the Cross and prioritizing spiritual needs over bodily comforts. It cautions against boasting, prioritizing appearance, and shortcuts that betray duty.

Jesus Christ God Man Temple Jerusalem Satan

Tax reform urged as Bristol faces heavy burden

An analysis argues Bristol’s tax system is outdated and unfair as valuations fall and costs rise. It notes reduced earnings from 1919 to 1933, rising town debt to 256,740.94 and unpaid taxes over 105,608.92, and calls for revising property taxes to align with income and capacity. The piece cites Rhode Island law and broader tax theories, urging change.

National Industrial Conference Board United States John Doe Bristol Rhode Island District of Columbia Bullock Ufion U. S. Chamber of Commerce Hoover National Tax Association

Tupelo Lane Poem Promoting Bristol Road Through Era Work

A fragmentary poem celebrates Tupelo Lane in Bristol alongside a road project by ERA workers. It notes Tupelo as the local name for the route between Half Way Hill and Metacom, possibly joining the state highway system, and highlights Tupelo trees and pastoral scenery as part of local sentiment.

Tupelo Half- Way Hill Metacom ERA Tupelo Lane Bristol

Obituary of George O Moody Bristol Reporter Georgia

George O Moody aged 55 of Atlanta died earlier and funeral was held Thursday afternoon. He was well known in Bristol county as Warren correspondent for the Providence Tribune and reported Bristol assignments for years.

George O Moody Atlanta, Ga Journal Moody Bristol County Warren Old Providence Tribune Bristol

Salvatore DeFelice Dies Of Pneumonia At 54

Salvatore Sully DeFelice a renowned tavern keeper died yesterday of pneumonia at 540 Thames Street Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church will host a 830 AM wake followed by a 9 AM mass. Burial is in St Marys Cemetery. He was born November 2 1880 in Scafats Italy and is survived by his wife daughter a brother and three sisters.

Salvatore Sully) DeFelice Thames Street Our Lady of Mt Carmel St. Mary's Scafats Italy Mr. DeFelice Alphonse Angelina DeFelice New York City Jessie I. DeFelice Julia DeFelice Gabriel DeFelice Pauline Carulli Mary DeFelice Amelia Mosiello Union City New Jersey

Donley Visits Soldiers Home Inspection Tour

Dr John E Donley, new director of the State Department of Public Welfare, visited the Soldiers' Home on Friday. Col Samuel A Hall, commandant, greeted him and led a tour of the premises with Raymond Peck, former secretary to the State Board of Soldiers' Relief, accompanying the official.

Soldiers’ Home John E Donley State Department of Public Welfare Samuel A Hall Donley Raymond Peck State Board of Soldiers’ Relief

Mountain Madness in High Altitude Climb

Mountain climbers at high altitudes report memory trouble and occasional hallucinations causing them to descend while believing they are still ascending, a phenomenon noted in Collier's Weekly.

Collier’s : Weekly

Birds Sleep on Water Like Downy Boats

Water birds rest afloat through the night, often with one foot dangling to aid balance and prevent sinking. Ornithologists note this habit helps keep them buoyant as they sleep on the surface.

Tupelo Ode to a Giant Plane-Tree and Lovers

Midway the giant plane-tree stands Its breeze stirred leaves beckon fond lovers through Tupelo shades To linger there in woodland bower for a fleeting joyous hour And mirror fond looks in Tupelo's soft flowing brooks The fair lane winds through woods and fields where wildflowers bloom and streams flow Tupelo offers the fairest path for courting under its shade

Tupelo

Penny bingo party to aid Scout equipment

Awashonks P O W S holds a penny bingo in Scout Hall on Saturday evening March 16 at 7. Proceeds fund recreational gear for the Scout Building. Arrangements by Tevis Shulman Maynard Suzman and Herbert Eisens

BOY Scout Awashonks Scout Tevis Shulman Maynard Suzman Herbert Eiisenstadt John Zimmerly Scout Hall Troop 4 Bradford H. Field University of Scouting In Providence

Golden Rod Troop I Holds Weekly Meeting at Reynolds School

The Golden Rod Troop I met at Reynolds School auditorium at 4 p.m. Monday with an opening ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Kinder announced a Treasure Hunt for next Monday at 4 p.m. from Reynolds School. Patrols worked on Rambler and Observer badges while Miss Barbara Huestis taught Knot Tying and Miss Viola Leclerc taught Signalling.

Reynolds’ School Ralph Kinder Reynolds Barbara Huestis Viola Leclerc

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Ene Democratic Thomas J. Connery Democrat Edward L. Leahy High Street John W. Church Poppasquash Road Prescott Paull Hope Street Francois L Dwolf William P. McLaughlin Magnolia Street John Romano Munroe Avenue Joseph J. Dennis Bay View Avenue William Hangevine Leo Cantwell Wilfred M Hamill Margaret Bandrade Second Street Vincent Saviano Constitution Street Robert Newbold Franklin Street Peter Gasper Union Street Joseph M. Edmonds Sherry Avenue Thomas Henry Bradford Steet Bristols Phoenix Anders George O. Moody Salvatore Defelice
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