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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1944
Page
4
The piece urges readers to distinguish spiritual abundance from material rationing. It argues that virtues like honesty and loyalty cannot be taxed and that true income comes from spiritual ideas. It cites Mary Baker Eddy on divine ideas supplying daily needs and the omnipresence of divine Love.
A collection of wartime letters from servicemen expresses deep thanks to Bristol residents for Christmas bundles and Cheer Up packages. They describe scarce magazines, harsh weather in England and the Pacific, and pride in their mission while sending greetings to home front supporters.
Jules C. Silber, born in Germany but raised in British South Africa, infiltrated English society as a censor during World War I. His native tongue and fluency in German aided his covert role, allowing access to confidential information while masking his espionage. His downfall came after suspicion over photographic equipment and his ultimate return to Germany.
Brayton Eddy warns complete destruction of corn stalks and old plant debris by May 15 is essential to prevent European corn borers this summer. Plow-under alone fails. destroying last year's stems helps, with guidance available at the Rhode Island Department of Agriculture.
The Robinair Troop plans a May 13 dance with Nancy Ferrara as chairman of decorations and Mary Pacheco Carmela Giordano and Mary Prezioso on the decorating committee. Josephine Alfano leads the refreshment committee with Lillian Silvia Carmela Mascena and Johanna Tortorice assisting. Chaperones listed are Mrs Earl G Sturdevant Mrs Wesley A Armstrong and Mrs George H Springer. Dancing runs 7:30 to 11 p.m.
A Bristol reader, Cpl. Lawrence M. Armillotto, writes from Canada and Alto to thank the town for a Christmas package and to describe a mission over Wewak. He notes cold air, snowlike clouds, longing for home, and greetings to his Bristol friends and family while stationed in Alberta and awaiting return.
A regular reader requests a correction to Army Answers on overseas pay increases and notes a potential payroll anomaly. A second letter expresses fear for children’s safety from a landlord and asks for legal guidance on handling abuse, asking not to publish the writer’s name.
A letter dated April 30 1944 describes meeting a Bristol boy stationed in British Columbia for almost a year. The writer notes the transfer back to the United States and records the man's name as Arntond. The piece reflects wartime personal correspondence and regional ties during World War II.
Spray apples for scab with wettable sulfur for thorough coverage. Set out cabbage broccoli cauliflower and lettuce. Plant early beets and carrots. Sow radish seeds to germinate quickly enabling earlier cultivation. Cultivate asparagus beds lightly and keep shoots cut. Obtain gas cartridges from County Agricultural Agent for woodchuck control. Cultivate peas and onions to stay ahead of weeds.
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