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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
4
In a tense scene Agatha admits love for Howard while resisting his demand for clarity. He presses for commitment as she oozes charisma and menace, revealing a dangerous dynamic driven by power, temptation, and shocking detachment. The exchange exposes their intertwined fates and the pull of deception.
A fragmentary reflection on corruption, a young body and an old intelligence. The narrator contemplates how evil seems a contagion to others, while she remains largely untouched, her faded gaze revealing a chilling, indolent clairvoyance.
The article notes poultry keeping rose as an industry and shares an experience from E K Spaulding of Jaffrey New Hampshire. He found Sloan liniment the quickest and surest remedy for roup and canker in poultry after trying many remedies. He recommends the free book from Dr Sloan on horses cattle hogs and poultry and provides the Boston address.
Bristol Legion No 1775 of the National Protective Legion met in Pokanoket Hall. Four membership applications were received. An election of a chaplain was postponed. State Manager William Cummings of Providence installed President Walter T. Remieres, Past President John H. Potter, Vice President John H Bailey Jr, Secretary D K Bolster, Treasurer John Shepard, Conductor M W Schoen, Sentinel William J Wish, Guard passed, Vrusteen, A A Gravelle, Fred Brownell, John H Potter. A degree team will be organized soon. Cummings spoke on the order and Buffalo convention. an entertainment committee of William J Hash, John Shepard, and Dr Bolster was appointed.
The Honk Honks defeated the Lockouts two games to one in a tight Y M C A bowling match last evening. The opening string ended in a tie and the Honk Honks won the second string after taking the first two frames.
Sacrifice hits by J. Connery and Ham mill. Stolen bases by Neary and J. Murphy. J. Murphy with a two base hit and a three base hit by Lemaire. Neary homered. First base on balls: Head and Foster. Ind Holy Name 9 11 left on bases. Double plays: Sullivan to Lemaire and Murphy to Hy Murphy. Passed balls Neary and Connery. Time 1.45. Umpire J. Brown. Scorer P. Walsh.
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