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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
4
A fragment describes second class mail matter at Bristol Post Office and local addresses 546 Wood Street and 467 Wood Street near the YMCA and I O O F Building Easterbrooks Block. It notes rates two dollars one dollar fifty cents and two cents with stand locations on Wood Street.
The Bristol Chamber of Commerce asks for information on tourist camps, meal spots with homey atmospheres, furnished rooms, and other economical lodging to attract visitors. It urges cooperation to provide data so staff can promptly answer inquiries and encourage longer stays.
A monthly Court of Probate session is set for Monday forenoon at 1030 o clock with Rev Robert N Turner visiting from Somers New York. The item also notes social visits, local shop ads, a fire department engineers board meeting next Monday, and Rhode Island Independence Day observances with school programs.
Reports show more ovkhs are planted along thoroughfares in the United States than any other tree. The maple ranks second in popularity for street planting.
A compact reflection on how mighty empires collapse due to their own power and hubris, framing the rise and fall as a pattern in world history. The piece notes cycles of ambition, overreach, and internal decay shaping civilizations across eras.
A pithy, humorous note notes husbands claiming to test wives' intelligence as excuses for tardiness. The quip reflects domestic sarcasm and gendered humor without detailing individuals or events.
A practical guide offers expert refrigeration advice at no cost. Learn true cooling needs, performance tips, and maintenance steps to save energy and extend appliance life. This free resource targets homeowners seeking reliable, obligation free information.
The Oak Shop at 76 State Street in Bristol offers Royal Regal rebuilt typewriters and Underwood No 5 and No 10 models for sale or rent. Also available are Corona typewriters, carbon paper and ribbons with easy terms.
A short inspirational passage urges doing good now not delaying kindness to others since one cannot pass this way again. The anonymous line emphasizes timely benevolence.
Quotation notes a man too ill for the office yet not sick enough for pity at home, as observed by the San Francisco Chronicle.
In Rome a curious finding shows wooden slips submerged and later covered by marine growth forming lime deposits. This natural coat preserved the wood for centuries, offering insights into ancient materials and storage practices.
Classified notice lists a Studebaker Phaeton in excellent condition, Hudson Coach offered by TUPLIN'S GARAGE at 380 Thames Street with phone 445, and a Pontiac Coach 1980 model described as demonstrator. Also mentions Essex one-hone 1926 with 850 and a rouming andar SUA EER. Contact for details.
Myer Shapiro, Building Wrecker in Fall River Massachusetts advertises a used boiler sized 19 with radiators and fittings plus 5 million feet of secondhand lumber from a saw mill. Stock includes sash doors plate glass store fronts lap boards laths flooring steel beams iron columns electric fixtures plumbing and more at 90 Jefferson Street with phone 342.
The undersigned thank relatives neighbors and friends for acts of kindness sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during their recent bereavement. Family of the late Michael Quinn.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Farm and Fireside correspondent piece with scattered phrases including what appears to be dialogue about afterward and a casual tone. exact names and context are illegible.
A note states that the Constitution does not refer to any deity by name. The line emphasizes that there is no explicit divine reference included in the document.
Aussfa Georgia was named by General James Edward Oglethorpe in honor of the daughter of King George II. The note credits the British colonizer as origin of the city's name reflecting royal family ties.
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