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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1929
Page
3
On a warm spring day the clump of eulalia grows with a sharp click as new shoots push between last year’s stalks. The ground is bare and trees are leafless while the plant expands quickly, snapping old wood as shoots emerge. Nature Magazine
The Cincinnati Enquirer comments on evolving habits as daily life shifts from wire service feeds to more immediate home devices. A playful note on how information and convenience influence modern routines.
Musing on rest and recovery, the aphorism notes that a field allowed to lie fallow yields a richer harvest later, emphasizing the link between patience and productive results.
An English traveler describes visiting Reval Esth enia and seeing shops still using the ancient abacus with colored beads for arithmetic. He changes currency at a bank and pays at a post office with the same counting method, noting he calculated his total first.
A dog stands at a grade crossing near Montserrat Spain signaling road traffic to stop by raising on hind legs and bearing a red flag as rain approaches. The scene guards the cogwheel railroad used by thousands of pilgrims and tourists visiting the convent.
Dominick Grimo four suffers possible skull fracture after being hit by Christopher Garvin's truck on Bradford Street near Bourn Avenue. He received first aid from Dr John R Bernardo and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital. Police report say Garvin blew horn and child darted from behind a parked truck into the path.
Maurice C Smith Jr urged Men’s Union to keep home calm and leave work cares behind. He argued tithing income aids prosperity and that religion should run through all business, guiding actions by the Golden Rule.
Ben Billings criticizes a local politician for long hedging public stance. The remark likens the figure to an English bulldog with the agne FExehoange, signaling frustration over indecisive leadership and political positioning in the community.
Quote from Farm Journal notes that only things left distinguishing men from women are a mustache and a beard. The remark reflects gender styling ideas without additional context or events.
A large crowd of American Legion and World War veterans gathered at the Artillery Armory on State Street for Kearney Post No 6 tenth anniversary events. Adjutant Charles W Anthony of Auburn spoke on the war era and legion formation in Paris, praising veterans and urging unity with the Ladies Auxiliary and other groups.
Battery C holds regular weekly drill at Church Street Armory ahead of Cob Coynb Po 1 Wells inspection on March 26. An ordnance property inspection for Batters Co is set for March 22. St Patricks dance at the armory drew strong turnout under Batters guidance. Nicholas Ruggiero joins as a booster, boosting fighting strength. prank Bo Silvia, a fingerprint expert, donates services and performs prints for Battery members.
Thomas J. Durkin of Providence pleaded to two counts of passing worthless checks in Bristol County Court with sentence deferred after restitution. He drew $12 to J Clinton Cronin and $10 to Albert R Poh from Warren Industrial Trust checks while no funds were available. Durkin has been jailed three months. Frank Jarvis of Warren pleaded not guilty and was held on 2000 bail for assault with a dangerous weapon on Armand Picard on Main Street, Warren, Dec 23, 1928.
The lemon yellow tint in the Yellow Sea near the coast results from mud suspended in the water. This coloration is driven by the inflow of the Hoang Ho and Yangtze rivers.
Salvatore Sepe of Barrington previously jailed in Bristol and Providence counties was moved to Providence to face grand jury review but no indictments were found. He faced a fugitive from justice charge in Bristol for alleged false pretenses in a Washington DC auto deal and pled not guilty. Bail set at 500, and a Washington DC officer arrived to take him back to the city.
A garbled list of March events from multiple organizations including Maareh 2) Pharsdas Paster Sale and supper, Mite Society, Karst Hapiost Church, Mareh 26 Tunesdicty Inspection Pottery, Wells, Saturddas Taster Tove Dance, NR Heat, Candegrate Club, Ladies Society, Metheodist Chaatech Voldaoand, and a Wednesday Thursday series with Teachers Association and related activities. Readable items mention church gatherings, bake sales, dances, and club meetings around March 21.
The article explains why the vessel captain is called the shipper, tracing terms from a Pmiteh root that avoided naming ships as schin and used scipman or sapilor for the schipper, illustrating old maritime language.
A Detroit News fragment hints at a view of enduring scenery and the paradox that thorny routes also host roses, noting the region’s oldest landscapes along detours through the broad lands.
A speculative note describes novels written in reverse order, where events unfold backward to reveal how the story starts, focusing on how women reframe narrative progression from end to origin.
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