No perfect loom ties the oriental knot mechanically
A brief note asserts that no loom, despite advances, can flawlessly reproduce the intricate oriental knot. It reflects on limits of manufacturing and the challenge of exact weaving.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
5
A brief note asserts that no loom, despite advances, can flawlessly reproduce the intricate oriental knot. It reflects on limits of manufacturing and the challenge of exact weaving.
Thursday December 4 hosts a Chicken Salad Supper at Odd Fellows Hall under Reba Rebekah Lodge No 12. December 18 features a United Brothers Social Club dance at Bristol Casino Bliven Field.
Cordelia Crowell of West Dennis Massachusetts aged 22 died in Providence Nov 19 at Jane Brown Memorial Hospital. Lavander Rose widow of Michael Lavander died in town Nov 21 and funeral at St Mary's Church at 10 am on Tuesday Nov 25.
The executive committee of the grammar school held a food sale yesterday afternoon in the John Post Reynolds School auditorium. Pupils from the 84th class ran tables with cake candy and tea, all homemade by the household arts students. Proceeds fund a class gift to be presented at January graduation exercises.
Members of the Soldiers' Home Committee of the Woman's Relief Corps Rhode Island hosted 20 visitors who entertained residents in Recreation Hall and celebrated birthdays for James Pollard aged 86 and Joseph Fieldsend aged 84. Gifts of handkerchiefs candy cigars and cards were given along with home made cake. The program included singing piano selections and readings with remarks by Dr W Fred Williams and Mrs Harriet F Paine.
Members of the Mite Society of the First Baptist Church held an afternoon tea and sale in the church vestry from 3 to 7 pm. Tables were decorated with candles and cut flowers and arranged by Mrs Robert H Bullock, Mrs Arthur W Barrett, and Mrs Isaac HH Gorham. Fancy articles were arranged by Mrs George S Marshall, Mrs George F Marshall. candies by Mrs Fred R Mott, Miss Dorothy Mott. Christmas cards and booklets by Mrs Walter Lawton. tea and sandwiches by Mrs Bertram F Bullock, Mrs John Henry Buffum, Mrs Joseph Alger, and Miss FE Doris Bullock. Mrs Henry Bullock served as chairwoman of the arrangements committee.
The Y Employed Boys Brotherhood held a meeting at the Y last evening to elect officers. John Marshall was chosen president, Joseph Perry vice president, Manuel Perry secretary, and Manuel Rebella treasurer. Plans for winter include socials, a basketball team, and a Saturday outing to Providence to visit the Providence Y and see historic sites followed by a theater wind-up.
The author extols ocean liners as near miraculous feats of design able to withstand 100 foot seas and gale force blasts. Modern steamships rarely fail at sea, with loss of hull seams or backs broken being rare, as vessels endure storms through robust hull construction.
The piece describes Dutch experiments in outdoor prisons where sixty inmates work in gangs to convert moorland into fields. No warders supervise and foremen are civilian workers. Escape attempts have not occurred and the government contemplates expanding such centers.
The article discusses eye color stereotypes linked to intellect and temperament. It notes gray eyes common among geniuses, brown eyes signaling temperament, and blue gray or green eyes associated with sadness or wickedness. It cites Becky Sharp and fictional “vamps” with green or black eyes, then clarifies that true black eyes do not exist, appearing dark brown or dark gray.
French lightning calculator M. Inaudi faces twelve modern calculating machines. He wins all but one round, excels in addition subtraction division square and cube root, while a machine wins the square root round. In the final round of complex problems Inaudi wins easily.
The text traces changing views on instinct from earlier writers who saw instinct as nearly non existent in man to later scientists like William James who argued humans share many instincts with animals. It notes McDougal's claim that removing instinctive dispositions would render human activity impossible.
Edmund Burke argues that chivalry and social esteem bridged gaps among ranks without force, turning kings into companions and private men into equals. It softened pride, humbled sovereigns, and made law submit to refined manners.
Sunday next before Advent schedule includes 8 AM Holy Communion 10 30 Morning Prayer and sermon 12 o clock Church School 7 30 Evening Prayer and address. Sunday Nov 30 Corporate Communion of St Michael's Brotherhood at 8 o'clock service. All men of the parish urged to attend.
A church offers Holy Communion at 730 AM with Matins at 930 AM and Church School at 1000 AM. Sung Mass and sermon at 1045 AM precedes Choral Evensong and address at 730 PM.
Mrs Rose Lavander widow of Michael Lavander and mother of Representative James F Lavander died after a paralysis stroke at her Bristol home. Survived by two daughters and two sons, funeral at St Mary's Church next Tuesday. The article also details Scout meetings and events including Troop 5, Braves of King Philip, Boy Rangers of America, and council activities with plans for the Brown New Hampshire football game attendance.
Cordelia Crowell 22 of West Dennis Massachusetts died at Jane Brown Memorial Hospital Providence from blood poisoning linked to a facial infection. She worked at National India Rubber Co. and is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Crowell, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at their home in West Dennis.
The funeral for Mrs Rebecca Hart widow of William S Hart was held at her Lincoln avenue home with Rev James J Goodacre officiating. Burial followed at North Cemetery. She was born Feb 18 1833 and lived in town all her life. She leaves a son James R Hart a daughter Mrs Rebecca E Ennis a granddaughter and a great grandson.
Troop 4 Bristol will meet at 7 30 in the Scout Building. Plans include Thanksgiving vacation and the annual Thanks giving Good Turn. The troop will receive the prize won in the Fireman's Life Relay on Armistice Day and patrol meetings will follow.
Friday night service at 7 30. Sunday morning worship at 10 30. Sermon themes are Reasons for Optim um and The Rich and the Poor. Church School assembles at 12 noon. Evening praise and preaching at 7 30. Religious instruction at 2 35.
State Street M E Church announces services at 120 State Street with Friday 7 30 prayer meeting and Sunday 12 00 preaching. Sunday School at 6 30 and Epworth League 7 30. All strangers invited to attend any services.
Mid week meeting Friday evening at 7 30. Sunday services include morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor and a Thanksgiving message. Church School at 11 45. Evening service at 7 30. Pastor's theme The Garden of Eden.
Rev Thomas Armstrong pastor leads services at 1045 am preaching at noon Sunday school at 1200 pm young people's meeting at 6 00 pm and evening service at 700 pm prayer meeting Wednesday at 745 pm You are invited.
The Kearney Unit No. 6 met in G A R Hall and voted to attend the traveling gavel presentation to East Greenwich Unit on December 10. They will visit Howard Hospital December 14 to entertain disabled veterans and provide refreshments. A Christmas tree social on December 18 progresses with the Post guests invited and a cake presented to Mrs Hope Cote by Elizabeth Graham.
A concise reflection on study noting that craft, simplicity, and wisdom arise from observation rather than mere learning. The quote contrasts different views on education and highlights the value of practical understanding beyond formal study.
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