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A garbled readable passage mentions a six year old and a lease detail, with scattered names and places. The exact event, date, and entities are not recoverable from the unreadable OCR.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
3
A garbled readable passage mentions a six year old and a lease detail, with scattered names and places. The exact event, date, and entities are not recoverable from the unreadable OCR.
In Bristol on October 29 1921 the Probate Court of Bristol Town orders publication of notice regarding the last will and testament of Agness Formisano late of Bristol. Notices run fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix as clerk John W Church presiding.
A physician warns that measles, an eruptive disease spread mainly by coughing and sneezing, can damage the ears teeth and lungs and set the stage for tuberculosis. He urges delaying infection until teeth erupt and the child is older, noting Kopliks spots and potential complications.
The Atchison Globe reports a Pullman porter named Jim- Blue on the Central branch quit in a huff after a platform incident at Concordia. A lantern was tossed into the air during a moment that spooked the engineer into pulling away from the station.
A brief note from Scientific American mocks the belief that eelskin cures rheumatism. It describes the skin sold in various sizes tied around the affected limb and notes that many claim its effectiveness despite widespread skepticism among both educated and uneducated New Yorkers.
Quote by Professor James Ward extols the priceless value of men and women who are open minded, independent, moral, and principled. A nation of such individuals would lift and renew the world.
The text notes Indian cotton cloth was known in Arabia in the seventh century and that Spain grew and manufactured cotton extensively in the seventh century, with its manufacture spreading to other countries only centuries later.
A quoted reflection by Matthew Arnold extols the real men of culture. It praises those who spread the best ideas across society and humanize knowledge, making it accessible beyond exclusive scholarly circles.
The article argues that life in the sea is simpler than life on land yet most creatures seek to invade the earth. It notes deep aquatic ancestry, with human blood nearly as salty as seawater and the ear’s bone chain reflecting fish organs.
Two commercial consultants hired by a London firm to review efficiency noted overlapping rules when discovering pervasive smoking bans. The sign ban prompted the remark that removing notices could improve visitors’ perception. The factory was fully occupied producing asbestos.
The Bureau of Animal Industry states there is no basis for the superstition that moon phases influence when hens lay eggs. Authorities emphasize no factual connection between lunar cycles and poultry productivity.
Two young men duped by an inventor sell a fake artificial rubber formula. Roy Barnes, seen reading, and Tollesland figure in a comic misstep. The Star Theatre in Bristol announces Monday and Tuesday showings of Silent Shelby, a fast western action drama with Frank Borzage and Ann Little, promising thrills and romance.
Amaral's Pine Spillers defeated the Night Hawks two games to none on Wednesday at State Street Alleys. Simmon's Aces fell two games to one to the Pin Splitters. Scores listed.
Jad Tunkins notes it is hard to convince a man the world improves when his own particular business is getting worse.
A fragmented text references Mount Santi of Caled Canyon and a comparison to the Grand Canyon. It mentions a Red Deer frac, Alberta, and an unnamed speaker discussing locations, oil, and the end of a river or season. The passage is garbled with unclear names and stray words.
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