Germany’s food endurance in war proves decisive
The piece argues Germany can sustain itself by increasing production and exploiting fertile areas while tightly policing consumption. It contrasts Allied Europe, dependent on imports, with Germany’s self-sufficiency and strong food system, noting shortages of supplies from wartime enemies and limited aid from distant surplus regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
France
Italy
Russia
Roumania
Lower Danube
America
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
India
Australia
South America
Office Hours Indicate Early Morning Mail Access
The notice shows offices opening from 6 45 a m to 7 30 a m for Money Order Registry and Postal Bank with a separate GR opening from 8 a m.
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Separe GR
Bristol Local Notes and News Items
Bristol vicinity reports Council and fire company meetings tomorrow evening. S J Hooper delivered coal for Staples Company. Baptism at State Street M E Church. Jurors chosen for Providence Superior Court. Narragansett Mill expands yarn production. Equal Suffrage League to meet November 7. Thanksgiving Records sale at J King & Co. Minnie V Pope repairs noted. once a floating hospital. Local stores advertise shoes and arch supports. George Fox and Cyrus Belden tied to fur trade. Second Americanization meeting led by Edward Bohner on citizenship. Bohner to speak on democracy and immigration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Hooper
Staples Coal Company
State Street
M. E
A. C. McGilton
William H. Buffington
Frederic S. Burgess
Superior Court
Providence
Narragansett
Warren
American Wooler Company
Bristol County Equal Suffrage League
LeBaron C. Colt
J. King & CO
Auto Ae
Ralph W. Holt
Bristol Neck
Butler
Minnie V. Pope
Granville P. Lindley
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
New York
F M Dimond
Bristol Train of Artillery
Belvedere
Stephen W. Bourn
Thomas H. DeCoudres
J. Bailey
Belvedere Arch
Butler’s Shoes
George Fox
New York City
SBC
Susay
SRE
Cyrus Belden
Fox
Springfield
Mass
Local notices and arrivals fill town pages
Local residents return from trips and visit relatives in Maine Philadelphia New York and New Jersey. Military families note deployments ship arrivals and exams with several names and places cited. A clothing sale at Butler's Shoe Store offers 50c to 1.50 off while a Y M C A entertainment invites youths with free admission.
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J. Floyd Huestis
Maine
James F. Duffy
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
New York
Butler’s Shoe
Eugene H. Lord
New Hampshire State College
Colt Memorial High School
William Jones
Emil Williams
James Davidson
Woodlawn Avertue
Ralph Kinder
Samuel Kinder
Fort Slocum
N. Y
U.S. A. Expeditionary Force
Joseph L. Duffy
John A. Pardey
U. S Naval
U. S
America
John J Wilkinson
Hope Street
Pappoosesquaw Road
A. H Flint
Rockwell Hall
George E. Magee
Signal Division
San Antonio
Tex
France
State Street
M. E
Julia E. Gates
South Lake
Florida
Gates
Oscar M. Crandall
Boy Scouts Bazaar to Benefit Red Cross and Building Fund
The First Bristol Troop of Boy Scouts of America opens a Bazaar in the G AR Hall on Saturday evening November 10 for four Saturdays. Two thirds of proceeds go to Bristol Red Cross, one third to the troop Building Fund. A Crown Orchestra dance, street parades, decorated booths, and special attractions for soldiers and sailors are planned to draw town and out of town attendance.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
G AR Hall
American Red Cross
Crown Orchestra
Fire Alarm Trial Planned by District 25
A noon trial of the new fire alarm system will occur with district No 25 located east of High street between State and Constitution streets and Mt Hope avenue. The test uses two short blasts then five short blasts, repeated four times.
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High Street
State and
Constitution Streets
Mt. Hope Avenue
Flag honors 1544 workers in U S Rubber service
A 20 by 12 foot service flag with 1544 stars was unfurled on the 20 story Broadway building of the United States Rubber Company in New York. The display marks 1544 employees serving in the U S Government, a record for private corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
Broadway
New York
United States
Colt Juniors Triumph Over Edgewood in Opening Bout
The Colt Juniors beat the Edgewood T B team 53 points from two touchdowns and a first quarter score. Barry connected on a forward pass for the first TD, Baker powered the line for another in the third, but both extra point tries failed. Edgewood held the Colts in check in the final periods while the locals controlled much of the field. James Sisson officiated.
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Colt
Edgewood
Jimmie” Garvin
Colts
AER Eer Entitg
Ie “Tirst
Touchtown
Barry
Baker
Edgewood Boys
James Sisson
Young People's Musicale at First Congregational Church
The first church musicale of the winter season was held Sunday evening in Memorial Chapel. The program featured the national hymn America and Her Allies, an address on Church Music by Rev. John E. Whitley, plus singing and solos by the junior and intermediate departments and the congregation. Howard Gray, Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Gladys Thurston, and accompanists performed with violin accompaniment by Charles F. Dimond Jr and Archibald Dunbar. Reginald Dimond and Roswell Bosworth assisted the intermediate classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Memorial Chapel
America
John E. Whitley
Howard Gray
Gertrude Gray
Gladys Thurston
Charles F Dimond, Jr
Archibald Dunbar Reginald Dimond
Roswell Bosworth
Itermiediate
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through the blood and mucous surfaces with constitutional treatment. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to request a testimonials list from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 76 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F J. Cheney & CO
Funeral of Comrade Joseph M Hart Held at Home
Funeral service for Joseph M Hart was held Sunday at 2 pm from Col C H Straight’s home 329 Hope Street with Rev John E Whitley of First Congregational Church presiding. Attendees included Babbitt Post 1536 and United Brothers Lodges Nos 413 with floral tributes and interment at North Cemetery conducted by Babbitt Post officers in attendance.
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Joseph M
Babbitt
bin R.vand
United’ Brothers
fNos
Babbittz
Jenry
Card
John
Holton
Ewilliam J
Munro and
Henry
Darling
Funeral for Miss Jane Fanning Held Sunday Afternoon
The funeral for Miss Jane Fanning who died last Wednesday evening was held Sunday afternoon with a prayer service at 1 o clock from the home of Mrs. Josephine L. Gifford on Hope Street. Rev. John E. Whitley of the First Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Fanning
Josephine” L. Gifford
Hope Street
John E. Whitley
First
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E. I
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Wiles F. Briggs
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Foster
Eigh Street
Black Wood Street
George L Fox Weer
A. Domestic Supply Co
W. H. Buffington
Central Street
Charles Hart
Editorial
Adams Express
Post Office
AM. P.M
News of
BOY Scouts Bazaar
G. A. R. Hall
Engine Dee
AtAnyDa & Ie . A
U. S. Rubber Co
Frank Aiello
Mount Hope Avenue
Babbitt Post
H. F. Bennett
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
United Brothers Lodge
Reba Lodge
Charles
Binghamton, N.Y
Ences Eee
J. F. Gilroy
Young People's Musicale
Congregational Church
John V. Geyer
Easterbrooks Ave
Gorham
Young's _Drug store
Short B
Ea Ments
Central ST
Bradford Farm
B. French
Pure Food Store
Baldwin
Charles A. Johnson
Pei Fe
Y.M. GC. A
Rhodesland
Riverside, Barrington, Warren & Bristol Line
R. R. Anderson
Supt. Transportation
Getto
George S. Fox
West 25Th Street
Thane Street
Telephone
J A
Tony Congregational
S Hill Cemetery
Barrington
D. de Cristofaro
Arthur Avenue
Providence, R. I. Or
B. W
Poplar Street
Newport, R. I
Sam, the Shoeman
G. A. R. Block
Aetna Protection
B. W. Wall
Bristol, BE. L
W. H. Dyer
Easterbrooks
R. I
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