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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment presents garbled text with inconsistent letters and spacing. No identifiable people places organizations dates or events are clearly readable.
Fragmented snippet mentions Washington Rost and a fall event with chaikmanships. Readable details are limited and unclear.
A compact aphorism notes that habits grow by gradual stages, likening their development to disease. The reflection credits Aristotle and cautions that conscious control must start with small, steady adjustments to become lasting change.
Nashville Banner notes that aroma can mislead, urging readers to judge cigars beyond appearance or rumors. The column suggests confident smokers and enthusiasts rely on scent and flavor over glossy claims to pick top brands.
The chief causes of deafness among children not born deaf are scarlet fever measles meningitis falls and blows and whooping cough.
The readable text shows partial phrases about two waves and a Wrens event with unclear dates and roles. Names and specifics are heavily garbled, yielding only scattered words and missing context to identify the event or participants.
Fragmentary historic text references Lake Lafayette slide Marquis Lafayette Providence Boston and French fleet movements. Contains garbled place names and phrases about return with the French fleet and a bay location.
A report notes that certain illiterates are incapable of operating labor saving machinery. The finding highlights concerns about training and employability in industrial settings.
Barry L. writes he has left town for a new job but will return in the future to settle his debts to Alaska Paner. He plans to repudiate none of his obligations before his return.
A brief note states that Phoenicia has no designated coin, indicating no specific currency site or mint location connected to Natal trade.
Montreal on an island 36 miles long and 10 miles wide sits at the confluence of the St Lawrence and Ottawa rivers. It ranks among the oldest cities in North America.
Astronomers report the North Star lies about 300 light years from Earth. They note that if the star stopped emitting light now, observers on Earth would not detect the change for WY years according to current estimates.
Eugene Register notes a Danish doctor argues electricity causes the kick in a kiss, challenging the view that attraction from a pretty girl drives the effect. The remark highlights playful scientific curiosity in local discourse.
Silkworms fed with colored water additive now produce silk in varied hues. Researchers note changes in filament color as worms adapt to altered nutrition. Effects on silk quality and potential uses under study.
An organization named Calas eis Ve and Ms d Se Meaney fe ry a parish in New Haven claims membership and describes activity across the United States and possessions including Canada Newfoundland Mexico and Cuba.
The Douglas fir timber is marketed as Douglas fir, Columbian pine and Oregon pine. The species grows across southern British Columbia and the sawn lumber is shipped from Pacific coast ports.
An old physician muses on patients minds as errors and half knowledge mix with fancies about diet. The fragment hints at medical views tying dietary ideas to behavior. The tone suggests a period newspaper item exploring popular notions of diet.
A quoted aphorism from Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown critiques moral directing that judges others while shielding oneself from inspection. The Washington Star frames the remark as a reflective aside in its opinion slant.
ODAY'S Commander Eight captivates buyers with ball bearing suspension hydraulic shocks and a double-drop frame plus stronger brakes and steering. Studebaker claims record endurance and speed history while offering the One-Profit value across models from The Commander to The Dictator with factory prices listed.
The town tax collector will sell at public auction in the Bristol Town Hall on Friday June 7 1929 at 10 a.m. the real estate described, to cover assessed taxes for 1927 1928 and adjacent years. List includes numerous names with parcels such as houses garages lots on Third Street Hope Highlands Bay View Heights and Mt Hope Terrace among others, with amounts due and plats referenced.
The notice outlines a local tax proposition debated by the Bristol electorate. It details assessment methods, eligibility for tax adjustments, and the proposed rate not to exceed a specified amount. The document cites state general laws governing tax assessment and public notice.
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