Child Health Day Observed at Byfield School
The Byfield School hosted a Health Day with grades 3 to 5 and 4B 4A 5B presenting plays songs rhymes and health talks under Principal Miss Marguerite Brogan. Students including Patricia Nunes Attilio Topazio Olga Paiva Joe Garcia and many others performed health themed items and demonstrations focusing on cleanliness safety and proper eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byfield School
Marguerite Brogan
Rheé@ Murphy
Patricia Nunes
Leonard Marino
Olga Paiva
Attilio Topazio
Mabel Bothelo
Mary Connery
Miss Hathaway
Frank Catallano
Freelyvn Brito
Joe Garcia
Red Cross
Carvatura
Louise Rugmero
Edward Mello
America
Miss F. Slimn
Tommy Tucker
Mother
Thelma White
Manuel Fstrella
Little Bo Peep
Marys Ventura Polly
Rose Digati
Miss Muffet
Fimeha Slavia
Hum
Paul Chionchio
Margaret McGann
Angelo Medeiros
Agnes Tima
Joseph Russo
Veleta Crowley
Philiumenaollaro
Jennie Perrell
Leonora Castro
Alice Rottigher
Pasquale Parise
Paul Carighe
Frank Cassano
Antonio Ascioli
Manuel Viera
Gaetano
Gabriel Saviario
Harry McCormick
Marion Chionchio
Rose Dias
Michael D'Amico
Annie Andrade
Magic Murror
Joseph Pimental
Faery
Day
Mary Candela
George Lima
Hortense Roderick
Manuel Motta
Charles Abate
Irene Furtado
Eleanor Soldano
Fdna Atkinson
Irene Barges
Pearse Mathewson
Margaret Remueres
Jean Sparks
Marys DuPont
Mary Pana
Amelia Bucclo
George Murray
Henry Hambrik
Cosmo Castighego
Fasano
Jean Teeth
Louise Tasiello
Albina Fasano
Janet Wershaw
India Viera
George Deluca
Frank Catzzi1
Herbert Fisenstadt
Kinsella
Nicholas Manvier
Vincent Santo Joseph Rishano
Harold Josephson
Annie Tasiella
Mildred Littlefield
Palmeida Pinhero
Jane Mc-Kenna
Tallian Borges
Enora Paiva
Austin Wanitt
Alice Barboza
Jane McKenna
Howard Hawes
Miss AO McGee
Josephine Celon
Daniel Portado
Richard Bisbano
Antonetta Tarrara
Brazil
EH Mentz
Brownie Freshair
Try This Prescription The mind stays sharp with use
A brief note from American Maga suggests mental fitness comes from regular challenging thought. The piece emphasizes active problem solving and sustained mental effort as keys to keeping the mind fresh.
Colt Nine Loses Second Conference B Game
Summary of a baseball game featuring Colt Nine and Manchester Lemaire with multiple players named. The record lists errors, stolen bases by Caruso and Mansi, several two base hits, sacrifice hits, a double play, strikeouts by Mello and McCrea, base on balls, hit by pitch, and left on bases with a 2 hour 15 minute game time.
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Farmanian
McCrea
Caruso
Mansi
Botsvert
Tomasso
Page
Kerwick
Delcon
Manchester
Lemaire
Mello
Annarummo Borges
Mello Farmanian
Bridgin
Farmaman
Brum
Brightman
Borges
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Valentina Meteo
A mixed social shower for Valentina Meteo was hosted by aunts Mrs Anthony Dennis and Mrs Sabetm Aleswo at 122 Bay View Avenue. A mock marriage featured Bride Theresa Dennis and Groom Ledwina Sousa with attendants Gilda Costa, Leonora Faria, Isabel Marshall. Minister Mrs John Faria. Guests from Providence Warren Newport and nearby joined. gifts included linen, cut glass, and aluminum. Refreshments and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentina Meteo
Anthony Dennis
Sabetm Aleswo
Bay View Avenue
Theresa Dennis
Ledwina Sousa
Gilda Costa
Leonora Faria
Isabel Marshall
John Faria
Oman
Provedence Warren
Newport
May Events Include Church Meeting Bridge and Theater
A schedule lists Netopian Society of Congregational Church monthly meeting at Ganteras House, a May basket sale by ChristinP Endeavor Society at State Street Moon Church, Dulles three act comedy by BTA at Gurteras School, and a Bristol Colt Alumni bridge night at Colt Auditorium.
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Netopian Societys
Congregational Church
Ganteras House
Bridge Michigan
Christin P Endeavor Society
State Street Moon Church
Dulles
BTA Entertainment Association
Gurteras School
Colt Auditorium
Bristol-Colt Alumni Association
Scouts and Food Bridges the Campfire and Table
A lively piece extols Boy Scouts as ideal travelers and eaters, urging home kitchens to stock ready to heat, hearty fare. It highlights meals that fit outdoor life including bacon, beans, hot dogs, canned fruit juices, and simple camp recipes such as Frizzled Chipped Beef and Corn Indian Style Sausages Baked Sweet Potatoes and Sauages and Tomatoade with tomato juice sugar lemon and Worcestershire sauce.
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France
Vienna
Scout Foods
Great Things Hoped of Exploration in Mexico
Egyptology carries its devotees back to a profound antiquity in comparison with which all the remains of Mexico seem almost modern. The Quiche of Guatemala and the Maya of Yucatan were distinct peoples with unrelated languages to the Aztecs. Mexicol ogy suggests a childlike infancy despite discoveries. The Spanish conquerors sought Toorado the city of gold, but found only mud pueblos of the Zum and Hopi in the desert and crumbling jungles in the south.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Yucatan
Ghastly Joke Touched Steinmetz’s World of Pranks
A biographical note in Loki, the Life of Steinmetz, recounts a cruel prank by renowned scientist Steinmetz. He used mercury vapor lamps and a mirror to show women with ghastly green skin and purple lips, claiming the scene proved that appearance is relative.
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Steinmetz
Jonathan Norton Leonard
Loki
Anyysgirl
Word counts in major languages cited by Vizetelly article
The World Almanac article by Dr Frank Vizetelly notes English has about 700000 words with many scientific terms obsolete in use. Unabridged dictionaries total 400000 to 500000 words. German 300000, Grimms 150000. French 210000. Italian 140000. Russian 140000. Spanish 120000.
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Frank Vizetelly
Almanae
Vizetelly
Grimms
Petrocchi
Dahl
Curios de Ochoa
Aaron and Pharaoh Card Question Sparks Plague Delay
In a mock biblical scene the figure Aaron faces an injunction from Magicians union No 144 delaying his act. The dispute halts the performance as real estate layoffs loom and Egyptians are relieved to keep workers.
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Aaron
Pharaoh
Egypt
Magicians’ Union
Israel
Kansas City Star
American horses join English turf racing in 1856 Cesarewich win
Richard Ten Broeck sent Prioress and, in a 37 horse field, dead heated with EF Hakim and Queen Bess in the Cesarewich course. In the runoff the American won by a length in 4 minutes 15 seconds. This marked Americans taking a prominent role in British racing with Keene Lorillard Belmont Croker Mackay among leaders.
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Erland
Richard Ten Broeck
Prioress
EF Hakim
Queen Bess
James R. Keene
Pierre Lorillard
August Belmont
Richard Croker
Clarence Mackay
Frankenstein as a Synonym for Destructive Creators
A historical note explains how Frankenstein became a byword for a person whose own work leads to ruin. It also covers how the monster lacks a name and how the creator's name is used to describe such figures as Fraudenstein.
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Shelley
Frankenstein
Death by Own Action at Cambridge Man Kills Himself
A thirty year old actor in Cambridge, England committed suicide in a classic fashion by opening a vein in his wrist. He left a Seneca book open to a chapter titled On Taking One's Life beside the body. The note mentions inheritance by a cousin Herbert Basil Elliott Duncombe.
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Herbert Basil Elliott Duncombe
Cambridge
England
Seneca
Travel book notes and author name mixups in column
The column mentions Clara TPaughlin with So You're Gomme Po exploring Ireland and Scotland and Clive Holthind with Wasytarer i about Belgium. It notes misprints in a Longfellow quote and editor name changes, prompting a cheeky scalping threat in response.
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Pwo
Clara Tpaughlin
Ireland
Scothind
She
Clive Holthind
Belgium
Review Note on Inyo's Captain Archer's Daughter
Inyo highlights Louie Maunsell Field's April 24 NY Times Book Review critique of Margaret Deland's Captain Archer's Daughter. The piece praises Field's sighted, flawless judgement and notes the Aristel Phoenix beat the Sunday Times by several weeks in calling attention to the review.
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Inyo
Captain Archer's
Margaret Deland
Aristel Phoenix
Sunday Times
Louie Maunsell Field
NY Times
Miss Fields
Editor promises aid for book reviews in paper reach
The editor of Kristel Phoenia pledges full help for book reviews in his newspaper, claiming he would assist in every possible way. The remark follows his offer to support reviewers despite its surprising nature.
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Kristel Phoenia
Rhode Island Independence Day Exercises Speaker
Mr John W Haley will address the Rhode Island Independence Day program at Colt Memorial High School tomorrow at 8:30 AM. The assembly features a morning ceremony and a local observance led by school officials.
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John W Haley
Rhode Island
Colt Memorial High School
Western and Eastern Fronts Defined in World War Context
The boundary between Germany and Russia is described as the dividing line between western and eastern Europe. Western Europe includes Britain France Italy Germany Switzerland Holland Belgium Spain and Portugal. In World War I the fronts stretched westward to Belgium and France and eastward to Poland and Russia.
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Germany
Russia
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Spain
Portugal
Poland
Bean Bargains and How to Cook Them
A lively guide to fresh and canned beans with serving ideas. It notes various bean types from baby limas to stringless green beans and outlines a simple dish, Stringless Beans with Crumbs, serving six for twenty-one cents, with steps for preparation.
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Colt Nine
zBrightman
R Annarummo
Providence
Colt Memorial
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Longfellow
Ontu
Phoenix
Jinny Walmot
Booth
Com Trent
High School Assembly
Bristol
College Inn
Lever Bros
S. S. Pierce Foods
Birdseye
Iricassee Rey
Swift
Brookfield
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