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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1903

Page

4

Advertised Letters Week Ending May 9

List of letters awaiting pickup includes John S Ashton Nat Carter DeWolf Inn Wm Hodgman Joseph Mitchell James North George Paine A C Phipps Co Miss Nellie McCabe Miss Minnie Henderson Miss M J McCoy Mrs George B Robinson.

John S Ashton Nat Carter DeWolf Inn Wm. Hodgman Joseph Mitchell James North George Paine A C. Phipps & Co Nellie McCabe Minnie Henderson M J McCoy George B. Robinson

Women and Kidney Trouble Crowds Minds and Bodies

Women and men alike suffer from kidney trouble which harms ambition mood and vigor. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer promises relief and is sold in 50c and 1 dollar sizes with free sample and pamphlet upon request from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Swamp-Root Binghamton, NY

Pimples Vanish With Blood Purifying Remedy Mary Clark Says

Mrs Mary Young Clark of Lawrence Massachusetts asserts a blood purification remedy clears pimples and blemishes. The claim notes diseased blood causes facial imperfections and promotes clear skin for both men and women.

Mary Young Clark Lawrence Mass

Arbor Day Programs Provided By Ninth Grade Class

Ninth grade students under J. H. Bailey Jr. presented a program featuring songs recitations and piano solos. Highlights included The Golden Showers The Dance of the Lilies and Handel's Largo with performances by Alice McHugh Clara Diman Madeline Reynolds and Carl Rockwell among others.

Walley J. H. Bailey, Jr Arbor Day Alice McHugh Clara Diman Nathaniel Herreshofft Anns May Haggerty Margaret McKale Jeannette Moffitt Violet—School Madeline Reynolds Carl Rockwell Calbraith Ferry Chas. Herrmann Robert Mott Toan Elm—Viola Brown Queen Flors Catherine Levere Davold Peckham Bolero Brilliante Clara Dimand Rk. Mott

Second Grade Recital Highlights From McKeon and Colleagues

A dense roster of performances and recitations by multiple second grade classes led by Miss M I McKeon and Miss Cora McElill including songs The Tree The Violet and Good Morning Merry Sunshine and numerous recitations such as The Wind What the Trees Say and A Little Flower. Teachers noted include M G Lawless and Julian Gorham with students ranging from Daisy Lowrey to Mazie Ingram and John Murphy among others.

Oliver M. I. McKeon Charlie Davis Rebecca Nuddleman Daisy Lowrey Peter Bessing Anna Sullivan Sam Bessing May Fowler Steve Romano Ethel McCaw John Magee Violet Lena O'Brien Mary Walsh Mazie Ingram tLittl Brown Brothers Sam and I Am The Caroline Venda Miss Grace Allen Ernest Walker Ada Walker Chariie Miller Hannel Murphy Annie Vona John Marshall Mary Goulart Veterrarraty Ella Condon Annie Sally Addie Baker M. G Lawless John Murphy Mildred Newbold Johno Norris Bird Trades Harold Hill Mary Sands Bird Homes Harty Andrews Mary Simons Robio Redbreast Maury Maciel Cora McEiill Lords Prayer Merry Sunshine Elsie Radnexsky Jennice Espinosa Htt Will Conley Soog James Middleton Rena Kellersoog Apples May’s Annabelle Trainor Charles Callan Marion Potter Theresa Sullivan Madeline Sylvester Mary Pasha Walter Borgy Francis Myers Henry Trudell Cornelius Head Medric Belmore Eddie O’brien Arthur Benard Moses Nuddleman Sunshine—School

School program delights visitors with songs and recitations

In the Middle District school the children presented an appropriate program led by Miss Juliet E. Coggeshall with teacher Miss Elia E. Blakesbee from Walley building in the Fourth Grade, the solos and choruses drawing praise. Dr. Williams urged appreciation of the pupils and spoke to the audience.

Juliet E. Coggeshall Dr. Williams Walley Elia E. Blakesbee

The Black Swallower A Curious Ocean Giant

A quirky maritime note describes the black swallower, a fish with an enormous stomach. It snatches prey many times its size, then its stretched belly becomes transparent as digestion starts. Gas builds, lifting the carcass toward the surface where waves torment it until it dies ashore.

The Constitution In Practice Analysis

The piece argues the three government branches fail to operate independently, with checks and balances weakened. It notes presidents often press subordinates despite Senate courtesy and confirmation power, undermining proper oversight and leading to unworthy appointments. Century reflects this view.

Legislative Senate

Seeds and Appendicitis Debunk Dietetic Claim

The Dietetic Gazette says intelligent people fear berry and fruit seeds cause appendicitis but healthy appendices block seeds. Inflammation is needed to allow any entry. Avoiding seeds limits diet. ripe berries and fruits are a good preventive against the disease.

The Dietetic Gazette

Empire Theatre to open season with Blanch Bates hit

Miss Katherine Rober opens the Empire Theatre summer season with Under Two Flags, in Providence. Leading players include Thomas Meighan, Harry King, John Martin, James Kennedy, Marie Lorenz, Frances Cummings, Mace Greenleaf, Fanny Bernard, Earl Redding and more. Vaudeville and novelty acts between shows include Namba Japanese troupe, Huxtable and Stock pictorial melodies, Melies A Trip to the Moon, with daily matinees and weekly plays. Spitz prices 10 20 and 30 cents evenings, 10 and 20 cents matinees.

New York Blanch Bates Empire Theatre Katherine Rober Players Miss Rober The Empire Thomas Meighan Henrietta Crossman Grace George Elsie DeWolfe Maxine Elliott Pittsburg Stock Company Providence Harry King Heavies Rober W.J Brady John Martin James Kennedy Brooklyn Charles Newman Roy King Marie Lorenz Frances Cummings Mace Greenleaf Fanny Bernard Earl Redding Jules Verne

Notable friendship tale between Salsbury and Nye

Nate Salsbury and Bill Nye were great friends. Nye began in New York newspaper work and lived on Staten Island, where a dinner with Salsbury occurred. Nye told new stories and Salsbury toasted the host's young daughter, who quipped the house is for company.

Nate Salsbury Bill Nye New York City Staten Island Nye Salsbury

Impertinence at Todgers Household Sparks Gossip

Mrs Todgers calls Maria the servant impertinent and dismisses her abruptly. Todgers defends the decision, insisting Maria refused a favor and was too bold, prompting a brief domestic dispute.

Mr. Todgers Maria

Virtues That Make Character Not Fame

A Christian evangelist reflects that grand deeds and quiet acts alike shape character. He notes that not every man must fill a large role, but each man should fill his own place well with courtesy, gentleness, and patience.

Mill and two French talkers shared a tense dinner moment

John Stuart Mill dined with two brilliant French talkers known for monologue. One controlled the field of conversation while the other watched closely. Mill exclaimed that if the listener paused to breathe, he would be outpaced.

John Stuart Mill

Responsibilities and Humility in Wealth

A dialogue quotes a serious citizen on wealth bearing responsibilities. Mr. Comrox agrees, noting humility allows one to claim experiences freely, even with mock flair about saying “I seen it” and “I done it” while dining boldly. The Washington Star caption frames a social commentary.

Yale Record Scrub Team Remark Sparks Laundry Debate

A Yale Record item recalls a student boasting about playing on the scrub team and clarifies he was, in fact, connected with the Commons laundry. The quip captures campus humor and the era’s tone.

Yale Commons

Dr King’s New Discovery Sold as Cure All

A patient testifies that Dr King’s New Discovery cured bronchitis after a year of trying remedies. The ad claims it treats croup whooping cough pneumonia and consumption with guaranteed relief. Trial bottles are free, regular sizes priced at 60 cents and 1.00, by J H Young & Co. Druggists.

M Dioud Louis Daudelin Co Worcester Mass C. W. Sparks R.I. Drug Co Dr. King C. B. VanMetre Shepherdtown W. Va J. H. Young & Co Drugelst

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