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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
4
The piece argues marriage cannot be equated to a profession or slavery. It is a unique, multi dimensional bond with varying spiritual demands. It may demand everything or nothing and can either fill or empties a life, defying simple labels.
The passage lists aconite to guard against rats and camphor to keep sticks burning steadily, describing two ingredients used in traditional Chinese joss sticks.
Honduras is described as a rich country with vast untapped resources. The climate varies by topography from hot coastal areas to temperate and cool mountain regions. The mountains are rich in minerals while tablelands and valleys support cattle ranching and agriculture.
Scientists debate Earth's age with estimates ranging from 20 million to 150 million years. Early figure by John Phillips in 1860 placed the age between 38 million and 96 million years based on stratified rock study.
A Bristolian receives a letter arguing Germany is largely beaten before Verdun though resistance may persist. It notes Russian troop contributions to France, potential eastern offensives, and Russian routes to France via Armenia and the Mediterranean. It cites 300 000 British troops in Egypt and Allied forces at Salonika guarding Greece and deterring a pro German king.
The speaker laments a rushed European trip where Rome was supposed to be two days but extended to three with no plans left. The remark, quoted from Lippincott's, notes there is nothing to do for a full day after visiting major sights.
The U S Public Health Service offers free publications on hygiene and sanitation. Experts note cleanliness supports health and warning signs like headaches indicate bodily strain. The text warns of risks from bullets and obesity to longevity.
The Apostolici, a sect from the late second century, rejected marriage, wine, and flesh foods. A later white clad movement began around 1261 with spiritual sisters opposing Rome. its leader was burned in 1800, followers dispersed in 1307, and the sect disappeared by 1404.
A warm drink method uses half an ounce of stick cinnamon and ten to twelve cloves bruised, with half a grated nutmeg and half a pint boiling water steeped sixteen minutes. Strain and sweeten to taste, then stir into a pint of hot cider for comfort after rain or by the fire.
A concise reflection on life's ordinary days offering beautiful opportunities for character and growth. The author urges attention to the guiding whispers of destiny that present chances to seize lasting value from time.
An 80-year-old Connecticut inventor sold his creation after more than six decades of work and over 300 models, with all but the final version failing. The tale notes he might have missed success had he given up, a point echoed by Christian Herald.
A renowned detective explains how an assistant drew out a crook's life story using alcohol. The inspector quips that alcohol preserves everything but secrets, highlighting a sardonic view of interrogation methods.
The slate Dillard tables first appeared in Great Britain in 1827 marking a milestone in billiards history. The invention spread among clubs and laid groundwork for standardized table surfaces used in professional play.
Chandler H. Coggshall is named Administrator of the Cynthia M. Coppeshill estate by the Bristol Probate Court and has filed bond. Creditors must present claims to the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement date.
The administrator of the estate of William H. Coggeshall of Bristol announces bearing bond and authority to manage affairs. The filing dated April 25, 1916 confirms appointment and legal standing in the Bristol court.
May 2 1916 Stephen W Sleeper executor of Emma Westcott Bullock late of Bristol announces he has accepted the trust and given bond Walter A Edwards of Providence RI named agent in Rhode Island. He urges estate creditors to file claims with the Bristol Probate Court within six months from first advertisement.
April 26 1916 probate notices announce Frank H Borden of Fall River requests appointment as administrator of Elizabeth A Collins estate. Hearing set May 15 1916 at 10 80 A M in Bristol Probate Court with fourteen days of weekly notices in Bristol Phenix. Moses Wood guardian presents Charles B Wood estate account for allowance and notice to publish for fourteen days in Bristol Phenix.
John T. Drury as administrator presents his final account for the estate of Samuel S. Drury deceased of Bristol. The court room hearing is scheduled for April 28 1916 at 10 30 AM. The account includes credits for amounts paid to the distributees. Clerk John M Coggeshall to oversee proceedings.
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