Bristol Board of Public Aid Proves Impartial and Efficient
The Bristol public relief effort shows a nonpartisan twelve member board that has granted aid only after careful investigation and kept spending within the 68 000 dollar estimate. The editorial urges replacing part of the state board with five locals led by a paid secretary to align with budgets and Governor Green’s plan.
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Bristol
Department of Public Aid
Politi
Test Sa
Gen Callan
State Commission
Budget Commission
Green
Samson
New State Commission
Germs Can Travel Through Air At High Speed
Scientific investigation shows certain germs can travel through the air at a remarkable rate within five minutes. The discovery highlights how airborne pathogens spread over distance.
Fragmentary Note Hints at Worry and Crying
A fragment of a note mentions a little worry and references crying at night. The readable text suggests a casual diary style remark without clear context or subjects.
Proves Statesmanship in The Great Test of Compromise
The piece discusses statesmanship as the ability to know when to compromise and when to stand firm on principles, framing balance between law, policy, and steadfast resolve. It emphasizes prudent negotiation as a mark of wise leadership.
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Shen
Fragmented OCR item on price and friends
The readable parts reference price and friendships with mentions of a wall and Chiap but lack clear context or events. No definitive people, places, or dates are established in the fragments.
Weather terms for wind speeds and Beaufort scale
The weather bureau classifies wind into light gentle moderate fresh strong gale whole gale and hurricane. In Aeronautics the Beaufort scale assigns numbers from 1 to 12 to winds.
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Weather Bureau
Aeronautics
Man Clings to Hippie Image Amid Clear Facts
A local figure, Tod Tunkins, is described as stubbornly embracing a hippie persona despite evident contrary circumstances. The piece questions his sincerity while noting public perception of his stance.
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Tod Tunkins
Camel's Milk Curds in Coffee and Tea Caution
A note on camel milk warns it curdles in hot drinks. The milk, touted as rich and sustaining, should not be used with coffee or tea due to its tendency to form curds.
Easter Hats and Community Notices Spotlight Local Events
A collection of brief town notices covers Easter hats from Mrs. Mabel Boardman in Chicago, Boy Scout activities in Troop 4, visits by Miss Eleanor Cristiano of Newport, a public whist for Reba Assembly, and marriage intentions for Manuel Sousa and Mary Doris Araujo. Also listed are church events, charitable sales, citizenship papers for Frank Cunha Souto, and multiple civic group gatherings including Knights of Columbus, Christian Endeavor, and American Legion activities.
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New York
Mabel Boardman
Eleanor Mary Cristiano
Newport
John Trotano
Hope Street
Annie Faulkner
Monroe Avenue
Reba Assembly
Manuel Sousa
Mella
Mary Doris Araujo
Goulart Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street
M E. C
A. M Miller
Frank Cunha Souto
U. S. District Court
Ira L. Letts
Providence
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
First Congregational
DeWolf
Iona Young
Coral Hill
Mt Hope
Nelson Kellogg
Trinity Church
St Mary’s Church
East Providence
Joseph Sarzano
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Rotary Club
AR_ Hall
IL Johnston
Foxer Ready Engine and Hose Company
R F Haffenreffer
Metacom Avenue
Bradford H Field
Bristol Boy Scouts
Alpha Chapter
First Congregational Church
Guneras House
John Dimond Jr
Robert S Munro
W. A Gabhnske
Ceylon
A Randall
Manuel Morrins
Cosmo Bruscato
243Rd Coast Artillery
Dreyfus Providence
Dhelsea Bowler
James
Donnell Pearce
Donnell
Noted Quote From Uncle Ab on World Help
Uncle Ab says a man who is satisfied lacks the drive to aid the world. The remark frames contentment as a hindrance to public service and communal effort.
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Uncle Ab
Sponsorship Presentation Set For SLE Ladies’ Auxilary
A local event at the SLE Ladies’ Auxiliary Auditorium outlines a sponsored presentation. Details describe a lineup and duration with emphasis on community support and plans for engagement.
Bristol Liniment Shortage Linked to Alumni Basketball Benefit
Bristol faced a liniment shortage over the weekend traced to a charity basketball event at Guiteras gym. Senior and junior high teachers, playing under amateur rules, defeated Colt Alumni 13 to 12 as part of the Colt athletic fund. Colt High beat younger Alumni 33 to 22 in the rubber game.
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House
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Hargraves
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Colt Athletic Fund
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J F Timer
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Obituary for Mrs Eliza Ann Metcalf and Mrs Mary J Perrys
The funeral for Mrs Fliza Ann Metcalfe died Saturday at Rhode Island Hospital was held today at 3 00 from 12 Ryan Avenue with Rev Anthony R Parshles officiating. Burial followed in North Cemetery. Survived by son John T H Metcalfe daughter Mrs Mary La Forge and three Holliday brothers and Clara Hargraves in England. Also, services for Mrs Mary J Perry wife of James S Perry of Providence were held at St Michaels Church in Providence with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Mrs Perry born in Colchester Conn resided in this town and Providence for over 20 years and is survived by sister Mrs Annie DesLauners brother Joseph Fee and another brother in Connecticut.
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Eliza Ann Metcalf
Fliza Ann Metcalfe
Rhode Island
Ryan Avenue
Anthony R. Parshles
St Michael's Church
Metcalfe
John Metcalfe
Britain
England
Thomas Holliday
Bristol
John T H Metcalfe
Mary la Forge
Robert Arthur
Lewis Holliday
Clara Hargraves
Mary J (Fee
Bristol District Nursing Association Annual Meeting
The Bristol District Nursing Association will hold its annual meeting at Rockwell House on Wednesday March 22 1933 at 7 30 P M Officers will be elected for the ensuing year and annual reports read All members are urged to attend this important meeting.
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Bristol District Nursing Association, Inc
Rockwell House
Card of Thanks from Malafronte Family
The Malafronte family expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and for floral offerings. Mr and Mrs Raffael Malafronte and Family.
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Raffael Malafronte
Unclear OCR Note About May 7 Event
Fragmentary text mentions May 7 and a stor y or story involving a person named Danas and vee Hy. Unable to determine full context or entities.
Rotary in3worri d aims for world peace through service
A Rotary Club column urges global leaders to adopt the peace and disarmament spirit shown by Rotarians. It praises 75 countries in the network and Paul Harris’s vision, noting joint Japanese and Chinese club meetings and calls for friendship, mutual service, and lasting international understanding.
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Rotary Club
Thad
Paul@C Harris
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