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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
6
A 1927 highway safety analysis shows 5644 operators caused fatalities and injuries with 70 percent of crashes due to excessive speed. The piece urges drivers to keep absolute control and stop within clear distance to reduce casualties and prevent disaster.
A collection of light quips and anecdotes from Capper's Weekly and a judge provides humorous exchanges about marriage prospects and renters. A landlord questions alcohol on radiators while a tenant jokes about keeping them from freezing. A radio singer is likened to a mosquito in a playful comparison.
A collage of jokes and quips from Boston Transcript and Pathfinder style humor. Anonymous exchanges feature pithy one liners about wages, smoking, bridges, college life, and family foibles. The snippets lampoon daily life and quirks of society with playful banter.
Teller explains CM stands for Companionate marriage, sparking reader questions about meaning and implications for student credentials in the evolving higher education landscape.
Nicholas Ascola a six year old, son of Mrs Mary Asciola, fell from a third floor piazza at 13 Usher Street and landed in a snow bank. Neighbors aided as his injuries were compiled by Dr Natone Pop Angelo. bones broken and bruises noted. he is expected to recover.
A missing Warren boy, son of George Temieux, who had been away since February 17, was found yesterday afternoon in Warren near Market Street. He had been living with relatives in Providence and returned with relatives. authorities traced him after his father, an employee of the National Indian Rubber Company, reported the disappearance. Police and towns nearby were notified and a broadcast description aided the search.
Judge Hahn in Providence Superior Court considers indictments against seven Warren store keepers for possessing slot machines. Sentences deferred after pleas. Names include Fortier, Gerard, St Pierre, Maxfield, Marion Zbyszewski, Healey, and McGauley. Other officials charged with conspiracy receive a one week continuance. Chief Cromm found not guilty of accepting a bribe.
A London humorist records a note about Emily sending a heartfelt letter. She apologizes for not visiting the very sick brother but hopes to attend the funeral if possible.
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