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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1924
Page
4
A railway safety record shows five passenger deaths from 1,186,479,000 journeys, equating to about one death per 200 million rides. The data highlights the low fatality rate in British rail travel for the year.
A local speaker quotes Uncle Eben criticizing politicians for wasting time and recounts an encounter where a campaigner spent two hours lecturing as if persuading him to vote Republican. The exchange highlights voter fatigue and party outreach antics.
A reflective note on moral action. It emphasizes that persistent practice of right conduct reveals truths we would otherwise miss and links schooling to ethical habit and accountability.
A brisk social observation describes how a confident young man may falter when a flapper arrives, smiles, and prompts an engagement he later regrets. The tone blends humor with a reflective warning about vanity and romance in a changing era.
Fragmentary text references a long held period of 24 hours under shipment and hauling conditions. No clear persons or organizations are identified.
The text outlines four major Indian castes: Brahmans the priests, the military caste, the valxya or husbandmen including most industrial workers, and the serfs who till the soil.
A New Zealand kiwi female about twenty five inches long lays eggs measuring roughly five inches long and three inches wide making it the largest egg relative to body size among birds.
Eminent scientists have concluded that earthquakes are caused by a disturbance of the earth's crust after long investigation.
The largest lighthouse organization in the world is the United States government which maintains 16 373 aids to navigation and operates 117 vessels including lightships as part of its maritime safety system.
The Democratic electors of Bristol are urged to attend a caucus at the Bristol County Court House on Friday evening March 28 at 8 15 oclock. They will elect delegates to the Democratic State Convention in Providence April 8 1924 at 10 oclock am and two members of the Democratic National Committee one man and one woman. They will also elect delegates and alternates to the Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden New York City beginning June 2 1924 for the presidential and vice presidential nominations. Signed Democratic Town Committee James J Walsh Chairman.
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