Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Love Tale Seen Through Flush
Virginia Woolf revisits the Barrett Browning romance from the viewpoint of Miss Barrett's cocker spaniel Flush. The dog accompanies Barrett in illness, travels to Italy with Browning, endures kidnapping fears in London, and returns to Florence as a free roaming “boulevardier.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barrett
Robert Browning
Brownings
Virginia Woolf
Miss Barrett
Italy
Mr. Browning
London
Mr Browning
Flush
The
Sun Down Student and Sun Down Doctor Explained
The passage defines sun down student as a slang term for youths who take night classes at colleges and universities. It also describes sun down doctor as a physician who works by day in another job and practices medicine at night.
Noise levels in everyday life study summarized
Researchers classify sounds from the loudest to the faintest. An airplane engine and propeller produce the loudest ordinary noises, surpassing a boiler factory, a pneumatic riveter, thunder, or a roaring man. The faintest common sound is the beating of a heart.
Boston Eve At Cocoanut Grove Spoofed In Ragged Rumor Roundup
A fragmentary column riffs on Boston's Cocoanut Grove scene last Saturday night citing names like Stevens Hopkins and Harvard Brown. It blends playful jabs at Hollywood, Princeton, and Mae West with social quips about fashion, income, and theater life in a breezy, satirical style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cocoanut Grove
Charles Hopkinses
Nayatt
R. I
Harvard
BROWN
Alma
Champ Tunny
Richly Craig, Jran
Hollywood
Guy Lombardo
TEMPO
Mae West
New York
Newark
Times SQ
Gotham
Floyd Bennets
U.S.A
Princeton
Fair Land
Germany
Massachusetts
Wifey
Easy ST
Newton
Mass
Mary Pickford
Lowell Thomas
Joe
Vorro Arico Wedding in Our Lady of Mt Carmels Church
Miss Frances Arico daughter of Vincenzo Arico and Frank Vorro son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Vorro united in marriage at 9am Saturday at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Rev Joseph Sarzano officiated. Attendants were Miss Mary Vorro and Stephen L Masceno. They will reside at 33 Prospect street Bristol after a honeymoon in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Arico
Vincenzo Arico
Catherine Street
Frank Vorro
Andrew Vorro
Wood _ street
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Joseph Sarzano
Mary Vorro
Stephen L. Masceno
Gladys Jondro Mott Weds John W Staton in Bristol
A wedding of local interest was held in West Barrington on Saturday afternoon. Miss Gladys Ellen Jondro, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Mott of High Street Bristol, married John W Staton of that town. The ceremony occurred at the home of Dr and Mrs Marden Platt, brother in law and sister of the groom, and was conducted by Rev A Lincoln Bean, pastor of the Barrington Congregational Church. Dr and Mrs Platt served as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Barrington
Gladys Ellen Jondro
Samuel Mott
High Street
Bristol
John W. Staton
Marden
Platt
A. Lincoln Bean
Barrington Congregational Church
Bride Stella Kozaka Weds John Fanara at St Casimir's Church
Miss Stella Kozaka daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kozaka of Meadow Street Warren united in marriage with John Fanara son of Mr and Mrs Peter Fanara of Hope Street Bristol in a ceremony at St Casimir's Church Warren conducted by Rev Walter Rozpad. Attending were Mary May Fanara and Salvatore Panzarella. They plan to reside in Warren after a honeymoon trip to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Casimir’s Church
Warren
Stella Kozaka
Andrew Kozaka
Meadow Street
Salvatore F. Panzarella
Boston
I Loved A Woman on Stage With Robinson and Francis
Edward G. Robinson and Kay Francis star in a sweeping drama about John Hayden an idealist turned ruthless industrial titan. The piece follows his rise through Hayden & Co and his tangled loves with Martha and Laura, ending in tragedy as war and industry reshape his fate. It also includes a detailed Camp Rangeley Missouri tale of World War I era camp life with 212 men and 3 lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Robinson
Kay Francis
John Hayden
Chicago
Martha
Hayden & Co
John
Taura
Roosevelt
San Juan Hall
McKinley
Hayden
Laura
Hayden & Company
Greece
144Th Co
C. C. C. Rangeley
Rangeley
Portland
Providence
the Woods
Bristol
Bristol Zoning Board Public Hearing for Brownell Additions
The Bristol Rhode Island Zoning Board of Review will meet December 4 1933 at 7 45 P M in Burnside Memorial Building Council Chamber to hear public comment on Edward I Brownell’s request for a special permit to add 18 by 16 feet at both ends of his 120 Hope Street building for storage in conjunction with the existing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Zoning Board of Review
Council Chamber
Burnside Memorial Building
Edward I. Brownell
Hope Street
Board of Review
John W. Cand. Tary
Our Town Column Opens Space for Reader Comments
This column invites residents to submit timely remarks on town welfare and interests for publication, offering a channel to express concerns and suggestions on local topics and public affairs.
Family First movement revives a town’s economy
A visitor recalls a small town transformation powered by a "Family First" motto. Residents stopped sending money out of town, funded local shops and trades, and built jobs at home. The movement sparked new restaurants and stores, with plans to apply the idea in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bristol Town Council to Meet on Dec 4 1933 for Zoning Hearing
Bristol Rhode Island announces a council session in the Burnside Memorial Building on December 4 1933 at 730 PM. The hearing invites residents and property owners to speak for or against a proposed zoning ordinance affecting a building on East States Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Council
Burnside Memorial
B.S. T
East States Street
Heview
Humidity Strengthens Paper in Lithograph Experiments
The Bureau of Standards finds that lithograph paper becomes more resistant to tearing and breaking as humidity increases, strengthening its performance in moist conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Durable Water Proofing Aids Greek Temple Preservation
A geologist urges a durable transparent waterproof substance to protect Greek temples and other famous ruins from water damage. Protecting stonework like temples against water intrusion could slow disintegration and preserve heritage sites for future study and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomihe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Browning
Wimpole Street
Catherine Cornell
Flora Merrill
Broadway
Edwina
Sinbad
Miss Cornell
Stevens
VORRO
ARICO
Staton
Jondro
Fanara—Kozaka
John McGovern
Horace Collins
Arthur Servant
Angelo Cirillo
Edward Beedon
Alfred Tamburro
George Morra
Myself
Ioan Tad
Aj Srr
Narbagansett Electric ComPaNy
Soa3
Elie
Gas & Electric Shop
Tou
Aie
Herman
Hope St
Ser Re
S_S. Pierce
S.S
R.&r
S.s.pierce
S. S. Peirce
Baker
Boyd
Rhode Island
Sunkist Orenges
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!