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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
4
An old medicine ad warns of lingering kidney troubles and urges immediate treatment. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules and claims use three to four daily can free pain, noting the remedy's long national history since 1636 with government charter.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Gold Medal and refund option for druggist purchases. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
The Nyack Evening Journal notes frogs in nature exhibit surprising appetite for wasps. It describes the common green frog as motionless on leaves yet voracious for insects and seemingly unfazed by stings. The piece also touches on paper production and spruce wood usage in the U S.
April to May events listed include a Bristol Yeo Gymnasium classes start May 8 at 8 o clock in the G A R Hall. May 13 promises Damon Club Burnside Lodge and Knights of Pythias evenings. May 15 and 16 feature Katcha Koo at Pastime Theatre by Bristol Mothers Club. May 22 hosts a social and dance by the Acolytes Guild of Trinity Church in Parish Hall.
The review highlights a star studded production featuring Mr Farnum and Mr Boyle in a three fight sequence noted as highly realistic. It praises the intense human story and genuine humor while noting the film showcases strong practical combat. The piece also mentions Ethel Clayton in a Paramount picture The Mystery Gris Vitleg Stir.
Friday release from William Fox features Jane and Katherine Lee in Swat the Spy about a scheming artist using a girl from the gutter to mask a plot to blow up a government ship at launch. A brave American girl thwarts the plan as Pearl White appears in The Lightning Raider and a Mutt and Jeff comedy lightens the bill.
OCR fragments present a jumbled scene with characters Patsy Minnie and others in a surreal dialogue about digging, knots, and old objects. The piece hints at a craftsman mood with references to tools, stones, and a fixation on a brittle, weighty body.
After taunts about her hair, Helen listens for several minutes then stamps her foot in anger and declares I know I have red hair and a bad temper to match. The teasing ends as she warns peers to remember the remark.
The speaker recalls a habit of reviewing daily words and deeds to avoid fear and blame. They admit being too heated in a dispute and acknowledge that truth spoken at the wrong time can do no good. The passage emphasizes restraint and self forgiveness.
A reflective meditation on judging others and the inner law we create by condemning others. The text argues that recognizing others' wrongs does not excuse our own faults and urges consistency in applying moral standards to ourselves.
A child named Bobble walks home with a neighbor girl from a public school and declares her his sweetheart. His older brother argues she is too grown, but Bobble remains convinced, joking that while a warhead may be higher, her feet are not.
A Buffalo News excerpt extols education as the sole lasting legacy fathers can leave their children, affirming that this education should be of the highest quality.
C F Card a Bristol painter at 112 Union Street testifies he suffered a weak back from heavy lifting and persistent pain but after using Doan's Kidney Pills the pain vanished and his back grew strong. He notes the price is 60 cents at all dealers and urges others to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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