New Thought Advocate Praises Fruit Liver Tablets
A New Thought teacher reports relief from liver and stomach trouble after using Fruit Liver Tablets. He credits the remedy with improving complexion and blood, calling Fruit-a-tives a high result of New Thought in medicine. Available at 50c per two, 6 for $2.50, or trial size 250.
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A. A. Young
Hokara Skin Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A local advertisement touts Hokara as a modern eczema and skin ailment remedy. It claims fast relief from itching burning and a smoother white velvety appearance with no greasy residue. Sizes 35c 60c and 1.00 offered with guarantee recommended by W. H. Buffington druggist.
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W. H. Buffington
Officers Elected At Bristol Children's Home Meeting
Bristol Children's Home held its annual meeting Tuesday with Rev. Anson B. Howard opening in prayer. Officers include Board of Managers with Mrs Harriett P Church and Mrs Wallis E Howe among others, Treasurer Mrs Charles B Rockwell Jr, Secretary Mrs E B Bache, and Presiding Officer Mrs Wallis E Howe. Advisory Board members are Ezra Dixon Rev A B Howard George A Arnold Robert A McCaghey LeBaron Bradford. Auditor Amos S Gorham.
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Anson B. Howard
St. Michael’s Church
Board of Managers
Harriett P. Church
Walis E. Howe
Howard W. Church
Julia Drury
Newell P. Sheldon
Bristol Chapter DS Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
The Bristol Chapter DS held its regular meeting at Mrs Harriet Dixon’s High Street home. After salute and songs the Regent presided as reports were given and the annual meeting elected officers including Regent Mrs Charles R Blackmar and others. new executive committee members were announced and tea followed.
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Newell P. Sheldon
American Legion Event Schedule Highlights
A fragmented notice lists May events including a supper committee gathering on May 25 in Fellows' Hall and a Pastime Theatre concert by the American Legion Band with Trinity sponsorship. It mentions a May 20 Thursday session, a Bristol area show, and a possible NRC student activity connected to the Legion.
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Bristol
Bristol Socials To Feature Essex Orchestra At Armory
The Bristol Train of Artillery Social Committee announces a May 18 dance at the Naval Armory with Essex Orchestra, 12 pieces, the largest hire this season. Special suburban car at 11.30 p m to connect with the 11 50 Consolidated at Warren for Providence. Tickets 50c War Tax 5c total 55c.
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Warren
Providence
Bristol
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