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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists addresses and names including Bradford Bt Thames and C A Building with Richard C Quirk Daniel G Coggesher and James F. Brooks. Dated Tuesday October 4 1932, mentions postage free and Phoenix stands. Local notices and bids appear amid brief entries for builders and properties.
Bradstreet's Business Barometer reached its highest level since May 18 signaling uptick in general activity. Bristol lists show unemployment easing due to more work at worsted mills and reconstruction labor on the Warren Bristol highway. Rubber webbing plant start and improved wire plant activity add to cautious optimism amid national improvement and seasonal boosts.
A town paper lists church and club meetings, a hospital nurse resting after surgery, a campaign aide appointment, a boat theft report, a stork visit to two households, marriage intentions, a football season opener, and various community notices including a letter praising Reynolds School staff and a call for American Education Week.
The first and second bowing teams of the local Rotary Club will open the 1932 season tomorrow night at the State Street alleys facing Taunton Rotary Club teams. Edmonds is manager of the Bristol aggregation.
A list of Democratic and Republican caucus participants is outlined with officials for the First and Second Districts. Names include William Hughes, Willam E Conley, Henry W Peterson, Marguerite Walsh, Joseph Almeida, John Romano, and Antonio Guida among others. Moderators and clerks are designated for each district.
The Wesleys exemplified two enduring traits across generations: piety and religious fervor. Two Wesley grandfathers were expelled as nonjurors, while Charles and John showed strong devotion and impact. Sebastian, noted as a great church composer, followed by a son who died recently and was a clergyman with strong musical passion.
It is estimated a strong voice at ordinary pitch may be heard on calm days from 2,500 to 3,000 feet, depending on temperature distribution with height. Some conditions could prevent sound from traveling in either direction even at 2,000 feet.
The National Theater of Cuba, completed in 1887 at a cost of 500000 dollars, is said to be the third largest in the world. It features five horseshoe tiered boxes circling the pit, making a grand, panoramic interior.
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