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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
4
Lil Baker visits Mary Thomas claiming to need help from a neighbor after a man from her past threatens her. Mary offers aid and hides her guest’s presence while the situation escalates with a fear of discovery and plans to safeguard Lil and her child.
After Washington’s inaugural address the assembly adjourned to St Pauls Church where the bishop read prayers marking the inauguration observance. The scene names George Washington and the attending company.
Amateur astronomers and American tourists often visit Armagh in Ireland where the observatory was founded in 1791. It contributed the renowned Armagh Star catalogue to global astronomy.
A chemist reports that small changes in blood glucose levels can determine bravery versus cowardice. The piece playfully notes that rather than whistling in the dark one might prefer a lollypop for a steadier nerve.
The document notes that tobacco was found by European conquerors in the Americas and used in the West Indies Central America and northern South America. It states not all American Indian tribes knew of its use.
A reflective Farm Journal note urges humility when feeling important and describes the vastness of the universe. It imagines billions of stars and hundreds of thousands of Earth-sized planets fitting inside each enormous star.
A veteran angler says talking does not scare fish while in a boat but foot movement at the bottom and boat motor noise can be heard beneath the water. He explains sounds reflect from the water surface.
Mrs Grace Lowe Godfrey wife of Edwin S Godfrey of 1171 Hope street Providence died yesterday at her sister's home 195 Verndale street Providence after septic poisoning from an ice pick wound She is survived by her husband her mother four sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be held tomorrow at noon from Verndale avenue Providence with Rev Arthur M Alcock All Saints Memorial Church officiating Burial will be in Pocasset Cemetery Providence
Cyrus Andrew Jackson first vice commander of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion died at St Joseph Providence Hospital after a two week illness. The Bristol resident long served naval reserves and oversea war service, survived by wife Mary, son Arthur R, daughter Elizabeth, and numerous relatives. Burial at North Cemetery after funeral at St Michaels Church tomorrow afternoon where Rev Parshtes will officiate.
A fragmentary local note discusses tensions as certain groups clash with others over perceived losses and remedies. It hints at social friction and calls for consideration of differing viewpoints among residents.
The quote emphasizes that mental power alone cannot sustain greatness, for lacks of heart hinder many from achieving true excellence. It argues character integrity is essential to translating intellect into lasting accomplishment.
A cryptic fragment references Neal and a stoic figure named Fortitude facing death. The text hints at a duel between resolve and mortality, with a martial undertone and an emphasis on enduring courage amid peril.
Natshele Good confronts an unseen enemy as the war escalates, with the evil force described as growing stronger while the good spirit falters. The text hints at internal and external dangers shaping the ongoing struggle and the resolve of those involved.
In early colonial times the clergyman and physician roles often overlapped, with many leaders serving as both spiritual guides and medical practitioners. This dual vocation illustrates the era’s limited professional specialization and reliance on multi skilled settlers.
A Los Angeles Times reflection notes how society often seeks emergency cautions over steady daily provision, highlighting a tension between urgent safety concerns and ongoing needs.
This line cites a proverb about personal effort inviting aid from God and others, attributed to a prayerful exhortation urging persistence and humility in striving.
The article notes that spoken Chinese uses relatively few words yet each carries multiple meanings, highlighting linguistic efficiency and semantic richness in daily communication.
Major Charles W. Abbot Jr. served as inspecting officer at BristolTrain of Artillery annual inspection in the armory on State Street. Adjutant General Sackett attended as 33 members, five officers, one NCO, and one musician were present. Following the inspection Sackett addressed the unit.
A masquerade skating contest occurred Tuesday evening in Pokanoket Hall. First prizes went to John Vera and Merv Fill, second to Oscar Broullette and Henry Gladue, and ninth prize to Louw Young and Martin Nelle. Prank Rounds led the YouN 4 bowling league with the high single and three-string totals of 125 and 20K respectively.
A large crowd attended a supper and social at the Staite Street WI Church parlors under the Junior Epworth League. After supper a focal hour featured musical selections and games. The organizing committee included Miss Tashian Luther George Fish Nellie Sylvester Helen Potter and Rennie Sawyer. Commodore Vanderbilt's sloop Amora has her sail bent and was hauled out into the stream for trials soon.
The town of Bristol Rhode Island informs taxpayers that a tax of at least 263000 and at most 267000 on real estate and tangible personal property will be levied as of June 15 1932 and a further tax between 48000 and 50000 will be added. Taxpayers must render annual accounts by June 16 17 and 20 1932 and sworn oaths are required. Assessors Robert Newbold Daniel G Coggshall John J Lavandore caution all affected parties.
Edmun Larue, 14, of 426 High Street, Rhode Island, won four straight games to defeat Antonio Rossi of Pawtucket and retain the Shriner's marble title as Rhode Island and Southern New England champion. He beat Williams Kenney in the semi finals, earned a solid gold medal, a silver loving cup, a new suit, and marbles and shooters. He plans to travel to Ocean City, New Jersey for the national championship next month, aiming to improve on last year.
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