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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe remedy for kidney and urinary tract troubles. It claims the oil nourishes kidney cells, restores vitality, and advises ongoing use after improvement. Distribution via drug stores with a money back guarantee.
State college of agriculture exhibit at Syracuse highlights the importance of local newspapers to community life. Visitors read cards claiming editors should not raise subscription or ad rates and noting 125 country newspapers failed in four years. The exhibit ranks papers with church school home and farm bureau as community factors.
Geologists report immense coal deposits in Spitzbergen accessible at the surface, reducing the need for deep mining. Despite ice, cold and fog, the region shows rising commercial possibilities and significant potential for development.
The quote argues people avoid effort and seek ease, rarely reaching their best. It suggests most workers perform only the minimum to get by, with exceptional individuals pushing beyond to higher efficiency and full capacity. W. E. Towne is cited.
Thomas M. Spellacy promoted as practical horseshoer with 35 years of experience. He has purchased the blacksmithing business formerly run by R. S. Stuart at Steamboat Wharf foot of State Street. First class work assured. Give him a trial and be his future customer.
The Rhode Island Anti Tuberculosis Association launches a Red Cross Christmas Seals drive from December 1 to 10 with a sixty thousand dollar quota. Governor Beeckman will serve as honorary chairman and Willis Chandler directs the campaign with sales to fund travel nurses and local care amid higher TB mortality in 1918.
The piece notes that Russian peasant cottages are built mainly from wood and straw roofs, causing fires. Statistics claim one fifth of cottages burn annually, or a house burns down every five years, a figure described as reliable.
Star Tuesday presents Rough Riding Romance with Tom Mix at the Star Theatre, touted as Fox star William Mix's most ambitious western yet. The ad notes intense stunts and authentic depictions of the old west from range to San Francisco, emphasizing Mix’s bold, camera-friendly action.
The piece explains that most land is north of the equator while vast oceans cover the globe. It notes South America Africa and Australia lie mainly south of the line and that only a small ocean portion would cover land to 290 feet. It adds oceans hold enough salt for 4.8 million one mile edge cubes.
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