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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
1
Buyers are urged to visit for samples of this season's fabrics and colorings at low prices. The note mentions a prior purchase of 450 dozen ladies and children's underwear from leading manufacturers, highlighting a broad selection and competitive pricing this season.
Transacts a general banking and trust business. Interest paid on deposits subject to check at sight. Moneys received on participation accounts. Authorized to accept trusts and to act as executor, administrator, guardian, etc. Trustees and other fiduciaries deposit money and property of estates with this company, exempt from personal liability by law.
The notice outlines deposits on the Participation Account due by the 15th of November February May and August. It states interest starts from the first of those months and mentions August and February dividends. It promotes the account as offering Savings Bank advantages plus the security of the company’s capital stock.
Brooklyn letter discusses aging, self-image, and spiritual renewal urging readers to rebuild self perception. It includes a raisin roll recipe using flour, butter, sugar, yeast, warm milk, and cinnamon, with instructions to roll and bake. Signoff by Evzanor Kirk.
A Phoenix writer compares art history to a growing plant on a window seat, using its stages from seed to blossom to illustrate evolution across architecture sculpture painting and music. He links environment to artistic development, notes national flavors in Greek Greek art German music Italian painting and English literature, and argues art expresses inner beauty and divine rights.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company Armory on Long Wharf Bristol has been awarded to Chas A Barbour of Bristol. Russell D Bullock will supply stonework and materials. Work begins immediately with a two story main building and a 75 by 50 foot drill shed. The exterior remains as planned, interior altered for officers quarters and drills. Construction aims to finish by June 1895 for state and town approval.
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