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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
6
A vivid scene follows a truck unit racing up a shell torn road toward German guns. The crew includes a Philadelphia broker, an Chicago accountant, and a Pacific Coast journalist now in uniform. After near misses and a stall they reach a chateau canteen in Rochester relief work, as Americans press for more supplies and volunteers to sustain the front.
Edward L. Leahy resigns as Probate Judge after a decade. Benjamin F. Lindemuth appointed to unexpired term ending next March. John Paul named permanent police patrolman at $3.25 nightly after a probation at $3. Also notes on health, milk licenses, liquor licenses, street light petition, flag for Common, garbage license, burial fund records, police report, and attendance.
Paramount photoplay starring Charles Ray features a munitions heir who proves his bravery by thwarting German spies. Amid family and social pressures he enlists after his mother’s illness and the nation’s call. Also shown are Allied Often War Review Burton Holmes Travelogue and World’s School House.
The church plans a 730 p.m. Holy Eucharist and Matins with a later discussion in the parish house on the liquor question. The event aims to present both sides impartially and invite supporters of the liquor business to refute prohibition arguments. A war news inspired thanksgiving service was held last night at 730.
A nostalgic note praises a scrap book as a lasting treasure that preserves today's happenings. It compares the collection to fine wine, aging well and surpassing any present book in gripping readers and entertaining a family audience.
Rev. Antonio P Rebello pastor of Holy Rosary Providence and former St Elizabeth’s Bristol pastor was presented a Chevrolet by St Elizabeth’s parishioners at Holy Rosary rectory. Frank Francis led the gift with praise for Rebello’s service and five happy Bristol years. Manuel Augusto spoke for the donors who funded the car, listing committee members Mary Xavier Mary Castro Mary De Ponte Manuel Rego and Frank Francis.
Charley explains to his mother that his twins cousins, who resemble him and keep clean, have someone to compare themselves to while he has no one to emulate and thus cannot judge his own appearance. The tale highlights self perception and comparison.
In present day affairs capital is necessary and we should respect those who use it for human betterment. Labor is even more essential and should be applied ungrudgingly, with each person’s effort contributing to the general welfare.
An unsigned correspondent writes from Cleveland that the country imports much bean oil. He wonders if it is a hair restorer or a product to quiet creaking wheels. The piece ends with a plea for clarity on the subject.
A religious reflection warns that pride leads to error and stumbling. It admonishes readers to humble themselves, using the fall of the proud as guidance to avoid presumption and spiritual ruin.
The piece notes thousands of Spanish influenza cases and many deaths, says Surgeon General Blue warns of spread in six weeks, and urges precautions. It promotes Fruit-a-tives as a health tonic, claiming benefits for digestion, kidneys, and blood, with sale in varied quantities.
A thrift magazine quote advises that worry in the right amount is harmful yet drifting is worse. It urges practical action in the face of rain and to replace don't worry with get busy as the better counsel.
A note on the grammo phyllum orchid of Java where every flower opens at once and withers together, a striking display of synchronized floral timing that fascinates botanists and orchid enthusiasts alike.
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