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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
3
The Y M C A basketball team defeated Mayflower of New Bedford 18 to 10 on the gym floor. Y M C A led 13 1 at halftime as Mayflower rallied briefly in the second half but Bristol’s early lead proved insurmountable.
Eimergon argues times of heroism come from terror and testing. True character surfaces when a mighty challenge awakens the dormant spirit, revealing a militarism of the soul that strides forward under fire, unsettling petty puppets of annoyance.
The article traces the earliest footwear as sandals made from hide leather or wood and notes the term show as a variant of sandal in biblical usage. It describes Egyptian sandals woven from palm leaves and papyrus, and mentions painted depictions of enemies on sandal thongs as symbols of subjugation.
Orrine the scientific drink habit treatment is on sale with a money back guarantee after trial. No. 1 and No. 2 secret and voluntary versions offered at $1.25 per box. Ask for booklet from W. H. Buffington Hope Street.
Thanksgiving masses and services were held across several churches including St Elizabeths Church Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel St Marys Trinity Church St Michaels and State Street M E Church Holy communion morning prayer and choral services were observed throughout the day. Community turkey dinners were served at local homes and charities.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet has a teacher guiding students to plant nut trees for Arbor Day. When Mary is asked for a variety, she quips she would plant a doughnut tree, ending the joke about tasty treats rather than actual nuts.
Moroccan fishermen, highly superstitious, react with anger to weather or tide changes unless fish bite. When a visitor arrives during a fishing run, he is welcomed and often thanked for bringing the fish, with gratitude difficult to return in proper measure.
The cowl began as head protection used by all classes. Its concealment of features led monks to adopt it early and, as orders grew, hoods varied in cut color and material. From monasteries it spread to cathedrals and universities, shaping fashion.
Mrs Harriet P Brownell wife of Elnathan P Brownell died Wednesday at her home 657 Hope street after a long illness in her 84th year She was born in Smithfield daughter of Lemuel and Mary A Patt and lived in Bristol since youth She was active in First Congregational Church Sunday school Congregational Club and Bristol Mothers Club Suvived by husband a son Elnathan P Brownell Jr of Asheville NC two daughters Mrs Robert S Gray and Mrs Owen wife of Rev T Newton Owen a sister Mrs George T Shepard Her funeral arrangements will be made later.
Mrs. Brances Amelia Lewis wife of John V. Lewis died Monday afternoon at 4 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Perry 341 High Street after a two year illness. She was 73 born in Pleasantville New York daughter of the late Jacob and Lucinda Montross resided in town over 50 years Survived by husband a brother John R Montross of Philadelphia and two sisters Mrs Augusta Mapes Homes for Aged Women and Mrs Emma Lacy Stratford Conn Funeral 230 this afternoon from the Perry home Rev Anson B Howard St Michael s Church officiating Interment North Cemetery.
George Reynolds died Saturday at City Hospital Providence from tuberculosis aged 43. Former resident of the town he had lived at 31 Ship Street Providence. He leaves father William Reynolds of Fall River twin sister Mrs. Herbert W. Baker of 97 Bradford Street and cousin Miss Minnie A. Chadwick. Body brought to North Cemetery for interment Wednesday afternoon.
Vincenzo Aiello 29 died Monday at Rhode Island Hospital after Spanish influenza and pneumonia. Funeral held Wednesday at 3 pm from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church officiated by Rev. Joseph Poja. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. He lived three years in town, born in Sorenzo Italy, worked in cutting department at National India Rubber Company's shoe division, boarded at 26 Shaw's Lane.
Upcoming events listed include the tenth annual Bristol County Poultry Association exhibition at G A R Hall on December 10 11 and 12. There are musical and social functions at Pastime Theatre on December 10 and 14 including a Church benefit. Other dances and parties span December 24 Christmas Eve and Thanksgiving week with events at Columbia Hall G A R Hall and Colt Memorial High School auditorium.
A curt alert warns that HathorGison brings ill health and advises readers to refuse entry and eject him if he trespasses on premises. The note ends with a cautionary tone and a cryptic symbol.
An advertisement urges women to try Hazeloch Herb Remedy for constipation and general weakness. A testimonial claims one bottle provided relief, regulated bowels, and improved overall health beyond expectations.
The article credits American citizens with reducing sugar use by more than half a million tons across July to October, averting a domestic famine while supplies were tight. It notes monthly totals, contrasts normal and reduced consumption, and urges continued restraint to help allies while supply improves.
In July 1917, four months into World War I, the U S Food Administrator expressed confidence despite a gloomy European outlook. He assured that democracy would defend the United States and urged no fear of defeat given the results already achieved.
Americans endure sugar ration cuts from four to three pounds and then to two pounds as a quiet proof of loyalty, with the public accepting reductions without complaint in support of wartime sacrifice.
Text extols American aid through food during wartime and argues peace will build goodwill by continuing to share sustenance with other nations, highlighting gratitude from allied countries and the potential for continued generosity to win worldwide esteem.
Conan Doyle recalled giving up practice because it was hard. He described a bitter winter call to a three mile distant house where a sick child slept undisturbed. After Doyle entered a dark home and left, a third story window shouted for free treatment, prompting his abrupt return.
A lobby conversation at a Washington hotel centers on a humorous sign depicted on a livery stable drawing. The anecdote, attributed to Representative Edward H Watson of New Hampshire, uses regional dialogue to punch up a rural sign gag about a man riding a mule.
A guidance note from Girl's Companion urges readers to approach any task with cheer and confidence. It speaks to workers students and homemakers, advocating self trust and steady effort to maintain efficiency.
A humorous note from Louisa May Alcott's Europe trip journal describes a tiny uniformed man with a red face, mustache and blue eyes who thinks he speaks English and jokes about mishearing phrases. He asks if they had been to promenade on monkeys instead of promenades on donkeys.
Evening show features Carmen in Confession five acts with interrupted honeymoon. Ruth Roland in Hands Up two acts. Tom Mix in Boots and Saddles two acts. Matt & Jeff On Ice cartoon. Saturday marks Big double with High Stakes triangle play starred by J Barney Sherry and all star cast. Broncho Billy Sheriff, Holloway Moreno Iron Test. Weekly Triangle Keystone and cartoons. Monday De Luxe Annie and Lion's Claw. Tuesday Riders of the Purple Sage eight acts.
King Edward III ordered counties to send masons and carpenters for Windsor Castle. George IV's era saw improvements by Sir Jeffrey Wyattville. Queen Victoria spent nearly a million pounds on restoration. Windsor sits in a vast 1800 acre park and forest.
A compact moral aside attributes human error to choosing a smooth path over the right, noting that wanderers mistake comfort for virtue. Samuel Johnson’s aphorism warns against indulging in preferences that mislead judgment.
In Hankow's foreign concessions there are 2 357 licensed jlarikshas 67 public carriages and 83 private motor cars.
A vintage advertisement touts Ho cara a pure cream promising instant relief from skin irritation. It claims pimples blackheads acne barber's itch and even eczema are healed by this skin food. W H Buffington's Drug Store offers a liberal jar for 35 cents with a money back guarantee if results fall short.
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