Civic leadership and civic duty urged by Insull
Editorial quotes Samuel Insull of Commonwealth Edison urging citizens to contribute beyond taxes. He argues the better fortune individuals owe a continuing civic obligation to help community needs not paid for, guiding leadership and balanced development across society and business.
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Samuel Insull
Commonwealth Edison Company
Chicago
Bristol
Insull
Navy over organization and spending eyed by Magruder
Rear Admiral Thomas P Magruder says the Navy is over organized yet argues for a $300 million expenditure to secure more men, destroyers, aviation, light cruisers, and submarines, while Congress faces decisions. He notes German shipbuilding outpaces American and British fleets, and comments on Bristol residents lacking English language learning.
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Thomas P Magruder
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Magruder
Congress
Verdict praised by French people at Paris convention
The report describes the Paris convention reception where the French people showed utmost courtesy and kindness to the American delegation, aligning with expectations of full American support.
Fire Prevention Week Sets October 9 15
October 9 15 designated as Fire Prevention Week urging community action to promote safety and prevent fires with commitments to make it the most successful observance yet.
Income Earner Pays About a Dollar Daily for Government Support
The statement notes that a typical high earning individual in the United States contributes roughly one dollar per day toward government support. It frames the burden as a routine payroll or tax-based contribution affecting affluent earners.
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United States
From a busy town calendar and church notices
Community events fill the page with church meetings and receptions. Notable items include the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Blaisdell's home and the Mount Carmel Sunday School resuming sessions. Members attend bishop reception in Providence and a Baptist education talk leads services.
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Dimond’s Corner
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street
Church
Fred G Blaisdell
Constitution Street
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Manuel J Sylvia
Manuel Sylvia
Wood Street
Butler Hospital
Providence
Edgehill Temple
Aberdeen
Scotland
St John’s Cathedral
Woodworth Draughon
Gus Malstrom
Boston
Mass
C A Osterberg
Cleveland
Ohio
K K A Osterberg
Central Street
Richard H Dunbar
Milton
Dunbar
George N Dunbar
Charles Street
Mohican
Mohicans
Central Falls
Bleven Field
Stabila
GS. Sturtevant
Rhode Island
First Baptist Church
Ernest Bullock
Homeland
James Mee-Aleese
James JF Stoughton
Mary FE — Spooner
Joseph Hall
Eber W Hill
Bertram F Bullock
Mass for Mrs Allard Held at St Marys Church
A months mind mass for the repose of Mrs Rachel Allard will be celebrated at 3 PM Thursday at St Marys Church. Governor J Pothier was taken to Jane Brown Memorial Hospital Providence for observation after experiencing dizzy spells and nausea. Jose Lugo Vina of Puerto Rico spoke at the Daddies Benevolent Society meeting about missionary work in Puerto Rico. Plans for the annual harvest festival next week were discussed and light refreshments served at the close.
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Augustine B. Nerone
Utica
N. Y
Augustine P. Nerone
Hope Street
Emma Cash
Kittery
Herman J. Kemph
High Street
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Stetson Clowes
New York
George Clowes
Union Street
Colt High
St Raphael Academy
Pawtucket
Colt
George N Dunbar, Jr
Warren
Suzmanadv
Bristol Female Charitable Sweets Wall
Waitham Ho
Spooner
Morris Cohen
Providence
High Sire
Mass
Elizabeth Graham
American Legion Aunxilary
Kearney
National India Rubber Company
Frank M Adams
Alfred Moe Merriman
Ruth Graham
Womens Home Massionary Society
First Congregational Church
Memorial Chapel
Stebbins
Foreign and Home Missionary Socetres
Rachel Allard
St Marys Church
Ram J Pothier
Jane Brown Memorial Hospital
Jose Lugo Vina
Fuerta de Fierra
Porto Rice
Daddies Benevolent Society
Holmes
Porto Rico
For Rent Unfurnished Cottage on Ferry Road Bristol
Unfurnished seven room cottage available now through June 1 1924 located at Boat Yard Tea Room Ferry Road Bristol Bath includes lavatory toilet Fleetree Fights town water and two open fireplaces. Rent reasonable to a small family. Contact AW EDWONDS CO Real Fatate 471 Hope Street BFintol Tel 189.
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Boat Yard
Ferry Road
Bristol
Bath
AW Edwonds CO
Real Fatate
Hope Street
Bfintol
Local residents attend church events and safety incident noted
Mr and Mrs Anthony Contiert of Watertown are guests of Mrs Contierts mother Mrs Frances Ruggiero. Several residents resume evening studies at the Rhode Island School of Design. A Hydraulion Tonge & Hose Company meeting closes with a bowler bake. The 209th anniversary of St Michaels observed with a historical address by Rev Howard. An automobile accident on South Main Street Warren injures Felix Pettine of 33 Platt Street and injures another occupant. Pettine treated by Dr Merona.
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Anthony Contiert
Watertown
Mass
Contierts
Frances Ruggiero
Wood Street
Frederick Wo Nera
Anthony J du Pont
Edward Jo Newbold
Fred WooGornel
Walliam Rourke
Rhodes Island School of Design
Fie
Hydraulion Tonge & Hose
St Miachaels Church
Anson Bo Howard
Charles H Temple
St Marks Church
Warren
South Main Street
Warren Felix Pettine
Platt Street
Earl River
Francisca Pace
Merona
Hunting season opens. 93 licenses issued in town
Town Clerk John W Church reports 93 hunting licenses issued by Saturday morning. Tax Collector Ames Serham notes up to Oct 1 total taxes paid at $227,165.73 with $8,548.64 remaining and accruing 7 percent interest totaling $6,128.40.
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John W . Church
Amesserham
Astor’s Dollar Deed: Father and Son Buy House Tale
A family tale recounts John Jacob Astor completing his Astor House circa 1830. The next day he tours the building with his eldest son William, who remarks it would be nice to own. The father agrees, asking for a dollar, which is produced, and they go to a lawyer to prepare the deed.
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Astorys
John Jacob Astor
Astor House
Wil Haim
William
The Empty Head Paradox Tead Wonderings
The text reflects a playful paradox about an empty head harboring surprising thoughts. It suggests a whimsical view where a blank mind can still be full of odd ideas and curiosities.
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William Bradford
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Thames
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BH. M Darling
Y. MC
Richard C. Quirk
Daniel G. Coggeshall
James F. Duffy
Easterbrooks
Julio F. Xavier
Editorial
A. A. Edmonds Co
Insurance Agency
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Lois Archibald Manchester
Piano Fund
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John C. Trudell
Second Street
Temon Strawbberry
M. & M.crape
Moxie Hanley
Gansett
Morris Bros
Thames Street
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Munroe Ave
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General Motors
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Meters Corporation
John G. Deslauriers
Walkers Cove
Bradford Street
Pharnix
Leon Dubuc
Perfect Motor
Borden Avenue
NJ & H W Vermette
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J. Frank Keating
Franklin Street
Charles A. Johnson
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