Firemen Muster on Memorial Day Debate
A letter defends firemen choosing their muster day amid Memorial Day plans. The writer praises G A R veterans and fire fighters for risking lives, argues the firemen deserve to pick the most convenient time, and cites community sentiment and a quote from Our Hydes ball program. The piece urges respect for both veterans and firefighters.
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Hyds
Too Great a Risk Remedy Advertisement
In every neighborhood someone dies from colic or cholera morbus before medicine or a physician can help. A reliable remedy should be kept at hand. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has saved lives and eased suffering. For sale by W. H. Burlington.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Buitiington
Knights Visit Bristol from Massachusetts and Rhode Island
About 200 members of the Masaa chausetts and Rhode Island Association of Knights Templars Commanders arrived Tuesday evening aboard the Steamer Squantum. They toured Herreshoff boat shops and dined at Hotel Belvedere with entertainment by the Westland Concert and Comedy Co. Eminent Sir Frank T Pearce presided. addresses were given by Pearce, Charles E. Pierce, and others. They left Bristol on four passenger cars at 8:30 for Providence, carrying away copies of the Phoenix Souvenir Beautiful Bristol.
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Rhode Island Association of Knights Templars
Herreshoff
Belvedere
Westland Concert and Comedy Co
Frank T Pearce
Charles E. Pierce
Rhode Island
Benjamin L. Hall
Soldiers’ Home
Pearce
Sheridan
United States
Bristol
Providence
George H. Grant
Henry A. Carpenter
Edwin Penniman
Old Town
Sand
Opening Baseball Season on the Common Promised Fast Games
Manager Munro outlines funding needs for a $60 game standard with $15 gate, plans 100 chairs at ten cents, and early schedule featuring Submarines of Newport and Pontiacs. Bristol High School and Bryant and Stratton results noted, with a schedule wrap including Providence, North Kingstown, and Warren opponents.
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Munro
Newport
Eagle Band
Pontiacs
War- Fen
Bryant
Newman
Bristol High School
Providence
Bristol
North Kingstown High School
Westerly
Rogers High School
Warren High School
Warren
Westerly High School
Natural weight gain tonic urged by local druggist
Druggist A J Jasmin promotes Mi o na as a natural flesh forming food to combat emaciation. He guarantees refunds if it does not fill out thin cheeks, restore health and strength, and free the user from stomach troubles. A month’s treatment offered with purchase.
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A. J. Jasmin
Woman’s health promises hope with Pinkham’s Compound
Old newspaper ad-like testimonial details ovarian inflammation and painful menstruation. A woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of pain and an attempted operation, praising the product and its life-changing effects. The narrative mentions Georgia and Iowa locations and dates in a period voice.
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Alice Bailey
Atlanta, Ga
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Guchan
Axiom Baruyr
North Boulevard
Atlanta
Eure
Orroson
Otho
Iowa
Lydis
Pinkthamn
Memorial Day Saloon Closure Petition in Bristol Rhode Island
Citizens petition the Bristol Town Council to forbid saloon operations on Memorial Day Monday May 30 1904. The notice notes support from church groups Y M C A schools press and local business leaders. A Memorial Service at State Street M E church features Patriotism and Religion with services scheduled at 10 30 am and a 7 30 pm note.
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Bristol
R. L
State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pain Balm Praised by New Jersey Homemaker
Mrs Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey extols Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and says her husband found relief for a sprained back. She praises it as the best family liniment and says she would not be without it. Sold by W H Buffington.
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Chamberlain
Anna Hagelgans
Tuckahoe
N. J
W. H. Buffington
Soap Making with Banner Lye Directions for home use
Easy and Quick soap making uses Banner Lye with cold water and grease. Pulverized lye in a can allows small quantities as needed. It claims to clean paint floors marble and tile, soften water and disinfect sinks and pipes. The Penn Chemical Works Philadelphia offers a free booklet.
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Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Lungs Strength
An advertisement claims the One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and colds and strengthens the lungs. Mrs. G. E. Fenner of Marion Indiana reports losing weight from 148 to 93 pounds before using the remedy and says four bottles cured her cough, strengthened her lungs, and restored health and weight.
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G. EB. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Bob Fry
Buffington
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