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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
2
A fragmentary compilation contrasts a Sixteenth century Black Mass with quotes on resolve life travel and silence. It includes Hawthorne on decisive action, Sonthey on rest after amusement, Chantown on arguments, and Washington Star’s remark about ancestors silent now.
Quote from Buffalo News laments need for practical tasks and useful science to fill time on arrival, urging science to provide relevant applications and activities.
A Paterson Press Guardian comment states an experienced traveler seeks service by being disagreeable, framing tough behavior as expertise in handling experiences on the road. The remark reflects a cynical view of customer interactions and service norms.
A quoted American Magazine note encourages readers to value themselves and not rely on others judgments. It urges a man to prove his worth through effort and action rather than blind trust in appearances.
A Louisville Times quip notes a clever wager about crossing a homing pigeon with an umbrella, teasing a fortune for the clever mind that succeeds.
A sweeping 1930 King Features Syndicate column surveys finance and international topics. It notes a proposed global bank led by McGarrah and Pierre Quesney, Andrew Jackson’s curiosity, and warnings against Congressional extravagance. It also highlights Oklahoma’s pioneer woman statue, the aging postman William Munck, and Atwater Minnesota’s Last Man’s Club concluding with the passing of its final members.
Probate court of the town of Bristol addresses matters before the court on April 5 1930 detailing filings and proceedings in the estate matters of local residents and property.
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