Thanksgiving wedding observed in New England setting
The article describes a Thanksgiving wedding with a bride wearing Americ an Beauty velveteen and a red and yellow rose bouquet. After a church ceremony, a breakfast and reception followed at the bride's parents home, then a motor trip to New York City. The couple will reside in New Haven with the bride from Bristol and a mill worker, groom in the family trucking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron of
Stanzione
Gambardella
New York City
New Haven
Bristol
Collins & Aikman Mills
Waterbury
Conn
Soybean staple in Manchuria diet noted
The text notes that soybeans are consumed in many forms across Japan and Manchuria, where the seed is a staple in the diet of millions. It highlights Manchuria as a great soybean granary and emphasizes the grain's central role in daily meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Strange Freak to Be Exhibited Here
Alzura Watkins known as The Turtle Child, 22 inches tall and weighing 198 pounds, will be shown in the Thomas Building Hope Street next week. Previously exhibited at the World Fair in Chicago, she drew large crowds and 1000 paid admissions. The educational exhibit includes a half hour lecture. doctors nurses and clergy admitted free. Open daily 11 am to 10 30 pm.
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Alzura Watkins
Thomas Building
Hope Street
Chicago
Whittier Kane
Ila Om
Windows of the Romans in Roman Times
In Roman imperial times the glazed window first appears with fragments of glass in a bronze frame found at Pompeii and in other Roman villa remains in England. Romans also used translucent marble sheets, mica panes, shells and horn for windows.
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Pompeii
England
Seasonal Adjustment of Gasoline Reflects Refiners Practice
Early petroleum history notes refiners tailor gasoline to seasonal needs by varying volatility for summer and winter. Motorists are advised to avoid carburetor adjustments until cold weather is established and to use service stations tied to reputable refiners.
The General Strike in England 1926 and Communist Threats
A personal narrative condemns the 1926 General Strike as a soviet backed attempt to overthrow Britain. It cites Labour, Liberal splits, and Conservative opposition as decency versus evil, praising England and warning of proletariat world domination and propaganda by international communists.
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Russia
Moscow
Liberal Party
Labor Party
England
Radical
Italy
Switzerland
United Labor Union
France
War clouds over Europe and Hitler's grip tightening
The column warns of looming European conflict as Germany under Hitler consolidates power amid unemployment and industrial backing. It argues only a German revolution or widespread war can halt the rise, noting bankers and manufacturers support but fearlessness of the masses. It also reports Miss Alice E. Roderick's hospitalization for goitre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Father Coughlin
Atlantic
Munich
Frankfurt
Germany
Hitler
Wright
Day
Versailles
Parenting wisdom on guiding child learning by Josephine H Kenyon
Josephine H Kenyon emphasizes patient, consistent guidance to foster constructive baby learning. She compares child learning to animal training yet notes children reason and perceive relationships, needing a calm, humorous, honest approach from parents to shape lifelong habits.
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Josephine H Kenyon
Holly Troop News Meeting at Reynolds School Auditorium
The meeting on Tuesday at 3 45 in the Reyn olds school auditorium featured the Blue Eagle Patrol in Spot the Spy then five minutes with patrol coroners. The girls sang Ground Hog and worked toward First Class with Peggy Math ewson and Barbara Huestis guiding.
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Reynolds School
Blue Eagle Patrol
Spot the Spy
Miss Horton
Peggy Mathewson
Barbara Huestis
Trefoil Patrol
Scribe
Jane S McKenna
Mrs Roosevelt urges father involvement in Parent-Teacher Association
Mrs Roosevelt argues that every parent should join the PTA urging more father participation. She notes only 25 percent male membership and says fathers should organize programs and share responsibility for child education and home life within schools to boost public education.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Parent
Campo faces two assault charges in Fifth District Court
Joseph Campo, 46, owner of the Bristol Casino, is charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon. Salvatore Attruia, 22, of 149 Franklin Street, is the complainant. The alleged attacks occurred Tuesday afternoon after a heated argument on Hope Street near Poppasquash Road. a knife was involved and Attruia was cut on the right thumb. Police were alerted from the employer S. George Salmonese’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campo
Bristol
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Fifth District
Salvatore Attiua
Franklin Street
Attruia
Campo
Hope Street
Poppasquash Road
Suspect Campo Arrested After Second Revolver Threats
Officers pursued Campo and captured him on Franklin Street after he again tried to assault Attruia with a revolver on Radford Street. He was arraigned before Justice Hammill and released on $3000 bail furnished by John Massano.
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Campo
Attruia
Radford Street
Franklin Street
William T. Cashin
John Massano
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A. Hammill
Must Mean It in Proud Street Cheer
A quoted line from Uncle Eben celebrates a moment of genuine triumph in life. The speaker emphasizes the joy of declaring victory aloud in the street with sincere conviction and no doubt about the outcome. The tone recalls small town pride and plainspoken optimism.
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Uncle Eben
Evers
Aluminum casting cuts locomotive engine weight in half
Bohh Aluminum & Brass Corp of Detroit completes several aluminum castings for four cycle diesel engines. President Charles B. Bohn notes the engine frame and water jacket now weigh 1640 pounds instead of over 3000, using a heat treated alloy for high stress. This advancement promises value to the transportation industry, aiding speed, economy and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohh Aluminum & Brass Corporation of
Detroit
Charles B. Bohn
Plan BINGO Hope Circle to Host Public Party
PLAN BINGO Hope Circle No 70 D of I announces a public bingo party Wednesday evening December 9 in K of C Hall to benefit the Christmas Basket Fund. Committee in charge includes Mrs Henry Sweeney chairlady Mrs Alphonse Vermette Mrs John Lannon Miss Margaret Callan Mrs Charles M Connery Miss Mary Callan ex officio Miss Nora E Dwyer regent and Mrs Anthony Sylvia recording secretary.
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Bristol
Angelo Palumbo
Joseph McGuire
Providence
Matthew F McCaffrey
Edgewood
George W. Riley
West Warwick
Joseph Carney
Pawtucket
James F Wyhe
John J. Lavender
Henry F Serrist
James C Ruggiero
William P. Hammill
William’ H Sisson
Frederick T Goff
Anthony S Thomas
Thomas M_ Henry
Edward L. Leahy
C J Gallagher
J Francis Connell
Robert J Connery
Thomas Jallan
Joseph Flinn
Knights of Columbus
Brother Joseph Flynn
James McKenna
J G DesLauriers
J Francis Connell Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Augustine RB Nerone
Henry F Serbst
John J Lavander
Joseph King
William N Leahy
Bristol Council
Hope Circle
D of I
K. of C. Hall
Henry Sweeney
Alphonse Vermette
John Lannon
Margaret Callan
Charles M. Connery
Mary Callan
Nora E. Dwyer
Anthony Sylvia
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Goodyear
Bristol Knights OF Columbus
Matthew T. Dunn
New England
J. F. Winchester
S.A.E
Colonial Beacon Oil Company
Harriet Bulger
Parent Teacher Association
Holly Troop News
Mrs. Roosevelt
The
New York Herald Tribune
Oer Eee
Newman Bros
Sues Wages
Els
Betty Crocker
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