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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
4
The article stresses kidneys as vital organs and warns that when they slow, health suffers. It urges immediate action if nervousness dizziness sleeplessness back pains occur, claiming kidneys fail to remove impurities and toxins that can destroy health unless driven from the system.
Advert holds that Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules offer rapid relief for a dangerous disease, describing a century old formula of soothing oils and cleansing herbs. It claims import from Holland labs and a money back guarantee, urging purchase only of the original sealed LD MEDAL brand in three sixes.
The YMCA gymnasium classes will run until warmer weather arrives. Ladies classes continue Tuesday evenings and all activities will persist until members decide to stop for the season and resume next fall.
Forty boys from Cranston Fourth Troop of Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Byron B. Drummond visited the Soldiers' Home on Sunday. They arrived around 11 a.m. and were greeted by Commandant Murdoch McKenzie. After lunch they enjoyed an entertainment with Miss C. A. Wood at the piano, a comrade playing violin, and another handling bones. An afternoon baseball game followed, with buglers sounding retreat and the flag lowered at sunset. The trip was by auto trucks.
Ernest Truex and Louise Huff star in a postwar satire about returning soldiers and job markets. John Emerson and Anita Loos crafted a story mixing comedy, wit, and heart to depict the afterglow of war and the questions men face when home.
Despite bad weather the St Marys Church festival in the upper church area concluded last evening with prize awards. Proceeds will fund remodeling of the Sisters of Mercy convent on Wood street east of the East Cemetery.
Kenneth Melville Guile and Beulahatta Baker, both of this town, were married May 19 by Rev Dr A Clarke McGilton in a town ceremony.
John Walsh aged 79 died in Barrington Rhode Island on May 15. Funeral arrangements are pending for the longtime resident and former local figure.
Tuesday features Theda Bard in When Men Desire a German wartime drama showing women under Kaiser's rule and an American heroine aided by an aviator. Wednesday presents Lina Cavalieri in The Two Brides with a Mediterranean island love triangle and a statue plot. Thursday offers Bert Lytell in Blackie's Redemption plus The Red Glove episode and Fatty Arbuckle comedy.
George N Dunbar of 20 Charles Street Bristol endorses Dean's Kidney Pills claiming complete cure for kidney trouble after using two boxes bought at Buffington's Pharmacy. He asserts no further kidney issues for over a year and urges others to buy the same remedy at 60 cents.
Miss Evangeline Booth daughter of the late General Booth heads the Salvation Army in the United States. She has lived among the East End poor disguising herself to understand hardship. The Army seeks thirteen million dollars during May 1926 for its postwar program and the Home Service Fund is urged for contributions under the motto A Man May Be Down but He's Never Out.
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