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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
3
A warning about quick lunches and hurried meals causing indigestion and stomach troubles. The message urges mindful eating to avoid digestive issues and emphasizes the impact of fast eating on health.
Beecham’s Pills quickly relieve distress from hurried eating. They act on stomach nerves to aid digestion and assimilation. Particularly helpful for nervous dyspepsia bloating hiccups bitter taste and flatulence with reasonable eating care.
Readable fragments report a notice from Rosa in town dated April 26 about a family named Joseph 688 and a May 2 birth announcement for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Domaseand in Dumasssud.
Mortgagee announces public auction on May 18 1910 at 12 15 pm for two Bristol lots eight and eighteen on the Whitford Plat with buildings and improvements. The sale follows a note in the Oliver mortgage dated July 24 1901 recorded in Bristol. parcels bound by Thompson Avenue Ferry Street and adjacent lots seven nine seventeen nineteen. Auction by Albert A. Baker attorney for the mortgagee. Providence R I April 26 1910.
The Moonshiners won three straight from the Mellificents in a feature match, Capt Wall receiving a leather medal for his record breaking bowling. Lieut Wilbur presented the award and Wall gave a heartfelt speech praising his teammates’ support and unceasing efforts to lift them. Balfour posted a total of 880 in a separate score line.
A long satirical toast mocks mutiny and declares loyalty in Bristol's council and local clubs. It lauds Chas Everett Weat, O Weber Herrmann, Wilbur, and Wm. David McCaughey while joking about Ireland and a medal. The essay shifts to a New York socialite tale praising Hay's Hair Health as a restoration remedy.
The Star presents two reels of Ex-President Roosevelt hunting in Africa. A 4000 foot negative was pared to the best scenes, with 36 subtitles across the two reels. Matinees Monday and Tuesday feature the new footage, plus the comedy Faithfulness and a repeat of Newly Weds due to demand.
The Norfolk and Southern Railway is to pass to bondholders known as the reorganizationists led by Marsden J Perry of Providence Rhode Island after a purchase of eight and a half million dollars at auction in Norfolk last November. The receivership will end within three or four days with property turnover and $100 000 withheld from the purchase price to cover court directed costs.
A witty dialogue ponders ancient longevity with a punchline. One speaker jokes a young wife may have stayed for wealth while the other contemplates age and fortune in a brief, playful exchange.
Crowds at the Bristol Opera House praise recent performances. Tonight and Saturday feature Biograph’s As It Is In Life and The Ranch Girl's Legacy with top acts including Fred Bates. Evening price 10 cents, matinee 10 cents adults, 5 cents children. all seats free, advance seating advised.
Dialogue fragment shows a mother and child discussing the sailor son’s destination. The boy quips that whether he went to Gibraltar in the Jupiter or Jupiter in the Gibraltar, he is somewhere in those parts. The line preserves casual humor and nautical mood.
PF tr Sdenti advises that eczema germs reside in the inner skin requiring a penetrating liquid rather than a surface salve. The standard Oil of Wintergreen in liquid D. D. D. Prescription is recommended, with a trial bottle priced at 25 cents. J. H. Young & Co., 479 Hope Street, endorses and stocks the remedy citing long use and many cures.
Mr Agile quips to Mr Stoutman running for a car race. Stoutman replies laziness runs in their family, revealing a light taunt about effort and daring in a playful exchange.
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