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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1927

Page

3

Mt Hope Bridge plans approved linking Bristol and Portsmouth

War Department approval clears Mount Hope Toll Bridge plans crossing the channel south of the Ferry road. State Board of Public Roads sanc tions location and urges early bids. Corporation to pay charter fee and condemn land for approaches. project to connect Bristol and Portsmouth with bridges and roads.

War Department Bristol Portsmouth State Board of Public Roads Washington Mount Hope Channel Charles Po Sysson Sisson Corporation Wall State Board Gan TI H Callan William B. Greenough Providence Newport

Decatur Victory March 8 1915 War Declared on Algiers

Commodore Stephen Decatur commanded a ten ship squadron in the Mediterranean. After bombardment Algiers reportedly surrendered on Tune.

Algiers Stephen Decatur Mediterranean

Halloween Party Held by Rockwell Y M C A

Twenty eight Grammar School boys enjoyed a Hallowe en Party in Rockwell Hall. The event featured a grand march with grotesque costumes. John Dunbar won first prize a big apple pie. Other leaders wore best costumes include John Corea and Robert Levy. Games included hitting the apple circle games and bobbing for apples. Ice cream and cake were served by James St Angelo Julio Borges and John Corea.

Rockwell Hall John Dunbar John Corea Robert Levy James St Angelo Julio Borges

Zebra Varieties and Quagga Extinction Mention

The article describes African zebra species in the horse family Cequidae. It lists true mountain zebra and Burchells zebra among four recognized types with the extinct quagga noted as last named and partly striped.

South Africa Burchell

Ski Long in Use The Shi Invented by Aryans in Asia

The Shi, a ski-like invention, is claimed to have been created by Aryans in the sixth century to traverse central Asian plains. The first Shi tournament reportedly took place in Norway in 1879.

Central Asia Norway

Halloween Parties At Local Parish School And Scout HQ

The Garis Friendly Locaty and Trinity Church School hosted Hallowe en socials with corn stalks jack o lanterns and novelties. Prizes were awarded for costumes at the parish event and at the Bache Private School costume contests. Scouting HQ on Hope street held games peanut relays and a box relay with team members named. refreshments were served by officials and patrol leaders.

Garis Friendly Church School Trinity Church Hallowe'en Girls Friendly Society Laurine W . Bradford Henrys Mc Darling Frances Merriman Harriet Kinder Marion Darling Laurine W. Bradford Hope Cote Pimer Rische Barbara Cheetham John Gray George Kobash Edgar Agains Bache Schoo Halloweam Schol State Street Hope Street Vincent Fasan John Fernandes Michael de Lae Dominic Attura George Ruggirco Carlo Tommaro Stag Bears George Borges Dominc Attura Vincent Fasano Michael de Leo George Ruggiero George R Vish

No Written Records of the Celtic Race

The article discusses the lack of written records by the Celts before Caesar's invasion of Britain and Ireland. It notes inscriptions on stone monuments in Wales and Munster but says deciphered inscriptions shed no light on Celtic origins. Only their later written language, introduced with Christianity, points to an Aryan origin. Roman accounts describe early Britons as fierce and barbaric.

Julius Caesar England Wales Munster Ireland Europe Britain Caesar Tacitus

Olive and Father Alternate Commands in Quiet Scene

A fragment shows Olive and her father in a tense domestic moment. He urges her to obey with gentle humor as she resists and glances at the mantelpiece. The exchange hints at tenderness amid restraint.

Olive

Hermit Sage Hi Ho Debates Trade Barriers

A Washington Star quote casts Hi Ho the sage of a tiny town as a hermit who cannot leave isolation unless he creates marketable goods to sell. The remark frames a critique of self sufficiency versus commerce.

Hi Ho Washington Star

Origin of Auld Lang Syne Traced Through Song History

A Scottish note traces Auld Lang Syne to folk origins with Burns uncertainly linking it to a traditional tune. The air is seen as mediocre, and the inked text likely evolved from older melodies noted in Gow’s reel collections. Verses two and three may have been added by the poet to an older set.

Auld Lang Syne Robert Burns Scothand Burns Borns Michiedhas Gow Alexander Dons Strathspes Clevelaod Ulata

Great Man and Influence Described by Carlyle

The passage extols a great man as a living fountain of inspiration and light. It likens him to a celestial luminary, whose native insight and heroic nobility enlighten the world and elevate every listener.

Scout magazine drive under way for Troops 1 2 3 4 5

Local Scout collecting contest focuses on magazines with two weeks of gathering ahead. Troop 2 leads as Troop 3 follows. Deputy Commissioner Fish to inspect Troops 5 and 1 this week at Trinity Parish House and Scout building.

George R. Fish Trinity Parish House Offi Bristol County District Court of Honor and Board of Awards

Drinking sunlight through irradiated milk promise

The article suggests future use of irradiated cattle feed to enrich milk with a vitamin like sunlight. Milk is proposed as a more palatable and cheaper alternative to cod liver oil for delivering the nutrient.

Iua

Samuel Houston Birth Anniversary In Texas History

March 2, 1793 marks the birth of Samuel Houston at Timber Ridge Church Virginia. He is hailed as a great soldier and statesman who led Texas forces against Mexico. Texas observes his birthday as a holiday.

Samuel Houston Timber Ridge Church Mexico Texas

Ornamental Vignettes Describe Book Title Page Elements

The text defines a vignette as a small decorative design without borders often featuring vines and fruit. It notes vignettes traditionally appear on a book's title page as ornamental designs.

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