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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1923

Page

3

Monkey Labor in Plantations and Trainable Apes in History

A historical note compares using trained simians for tasks across regions. It cites a coconut plantation monkey collector, Chinese precursors who gathered rhubarb and rice over a century ago, Abyssinia hosts with simian torch-bearers, and a Cape Colony station master who trained a baboon to signal and operate railway switches.

China Abyssinia Altenhage Cape Colony

Kidney Pills Gain Bristol Back Pain Praise

Testimonies from Bristol residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills as a lasting remedy. Mrs. Manchester of 18 Bourne St. states the treatment strengthened her back and remains effective after years of use. Price 60c, available at Buffington's Pharmacy. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo N Y endorses the product.

Bristol Dean Wm. H. Manchester Bourne St Doan Buffington Manchester Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

Potatoes Stir Controversy in 18th Century Scotland

In 1725 Scotland debated introducing potatoes. Pulpit denunciations claimed potatoes not in the Bible and linked to Adam’s fall, leprosy, and fever. England’s potato cultivation backed by the Royal Society was viewed as a capitalist plot to suppress the poor. A labor leader dismissed them as cattle food.

Scotland England Royal Society

Blushing as a Sign of Shyness and Social Awareness

The passage explains blush as a sign of self consciousness and sensitivity to others opinions. It notes some girls cannot blush while contrasting habitual criminals and idiots. It adds that short sighted girls blush more without eyeglasses than when wearing them.

Hawser of Human Hair in Kyoto Temple

A 800 foot long rope three inches thick hangs in a great Buddhist temple in Kyoto Japan. It is woven from contributions of millions of Japanese women and was used to haul timbers for construction. Now preserved as a sacred relic of history.

Kyoto Japan

Codfish Productivity Remark in Nature Magazine

Nature Magazine notes codfish are highly productive as a major food source. Dried and salted cod travel worldwide as an important product, with a typical twenty pound fish containing about 2.6 million ergs of energy.

Nature Magazine

Armistice Day Events Spotlight Bristol Celebration

Armistice Day activities centered on Hope Street with races and a ducking of volunteers. The day featured athletic events, a free YMCA film showing, a Portuguese band concert, and a large Kearney Post American Legion banquet and ball at the Hotel Belvedere and Naval Armory with speeches by state officials and veterans leaders.

Hope Street Hotel Belvedere George R. Fish John Flynn Thomas Favre Manuel Pereira Manuel Sylvia Carlo Russo Xavier Sylvia Russo Ascoli Charles Hill Providence Fred Middleton Bristol Manuel Dennis Bristol Boy Scouts Elay Erasmo Mancini Mancini Warren Belvedere Kearney Post No. 6 Morrissey Legion William Hirst Kearney Kearney Unit Auxiliary B. W F E. L. Leahy Paull San Francisco Kearney Wall Callan Ost State Department of the Legion Coggeshall Lavander Ku Klux Klan Bullock Grand Army American Legion Needham United States Congress U. S. Supreme Court Department Judge Leahy America Straight Edward L. Leahy Alice W. Bourn William A. Bottomley Edward S. Cooper L. H. Callan L. G. Cote J. Winthrop DeWolf Earl Dunbar Fred Garvin Abby Hill Frank Paull Fred M. Straight Guy Sullivan C. B. Rockwell W. Fred Williams Nora Dwyer May Pierce B. W. Wall J. Winthrop de Wolf, Jr Stephen W. Bourn Charles B. Rockwell, Jr Albert H. Flint Charles Burns Earl K. Dunbar William T. O'Donnell

Obituary of Mrs Isabella E. deWolf of Miramar Hope Street

Funeral services for Mrs Isabella (Colt) deWolf wife of Francisco E deWolf were held at her home Miramar on Hope Street. Born June 23 1840 in New York she died after a long illness. Interment Juniper Hill Cemetery. She and her husband lived in Switzerland and Nice before settling in town.

Francisco E. Dewolf Isabella Colt) deWolf Miramar Hope Street Theodora G. (DeWolf) Colt New York deWolf St Michael’s Church Lake Geneva Switzerland Nice Hartford Christopher Colt

DeWolf Colt Ancestry Ties To Rhode Island Elite

The article outlines Mrs. deWolf’s lineage through the Colt and DeWolf families of Hartford and Newport. It notes Peter Colt of New York, Gen. George DeWolf who built Linden Place, Col. Samuel P. Colt who died in 1921, and connections to William Bradford and James DeWolf the Rhode Island senator. It also mentions her husband Bradford Colt deWolf, a daughter Baroness Levay de Kistelek, and LeBaron B. Colt as a brother with descendants and a son and grandchildren in the family.

Samuel Colt Colt’s Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company Hartford Peter Colt New York DeWolfs Rhode Island Mrs. deWolf Charles DeWolf Guadelope French West Indies Connecticut Bathason DeWolf William Bradford James DeWolf United States Bristol Washington Henry Goodwin Newport deWolf Bradford Colt deWolf Union Street Baroness Levay de Kistelek Budapest Austria LeBaron B. Colt

St Michael parish holds Nov rally with speaker Hilliker

Members of St Michael s Church parish meet in the chapel Friday evening at 8 o twelve o clock. Reverend Albert M Hilliker of Christ Church Lonsdale will discuss the Every Member Canvass. A social hour with light refreshments follows the close. The parish will join Sunday evening next in a Bristol group mass meeting at St Mark s Warren at 8 o clock.

Albert M. Hilliker Christ Church, Lonsdale Bristol St.Mark’s Church Warren

Marriage Intentions Delfino Martins Jr and Mary Valante

Delfino Coreira Martins Jr and Mary Pereira Valante both of this town filed marriage intentions.

Delfino Coreira Martins, Jr Mary Pereira Valante

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