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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented page lists films like Glorid Swanson in Her Gilded Cage and Blood and Sand, with vaudeville acts and community notices. Also includes a dental health column urging care for permanent teeth and warning against tooth loss.
Excerpt from Bryant T. Holland’s A Vagrant Time notes a childlike view of men as needing spoiling scolding cosseting or correcting based on mood. The reflection surveys gendered expectations and social behavior in a compact observational voice.
The deepest safe depth for an experienced diver in a diving dress is 204 feet with 9144 psi water pressure. Navy diver J Dreutshik reportedly reached 274 feet using a high pressure tank in Long Island Sound.
The term civil service derives from the Latin civis and denotes the government clerks and staff serving civilian departments. It distinguishes nonmilitary and nonnaval national service from armed forces, focusing on administration and public affairs.
Domencio Colombo a wool comber and weaver and his wife Susanneh Fontanarossa were Roman Catholic natives of Quinto near Genoa and Fontanarossa. Columbus’ mother died in 1494 and his father in 1498. burial place not on record.
Washington announces expenditures totaling 9,739,872.47 for the Red Cross 1922 23 budget covering domestic and overseas relief. Veterans funded at 3,030,092.90 while foreign operations total 3,404,000 with Russia aid and famine relief programs noted.
A fragment describes a family legend of a great island ancestor GIOE Bettie and a Thanksgiving style feast. Due to a cousin dispute John built a multi faced room with as many doors as cousins so each might preside at the table.
The Plimsoll Line refers to a ship load mark required by the 1878 British merchant shipping act. It must be visible above water to prevent overloading and protect vessels and crews.
A fragmented scene from a 19th century style setting shows a foreman rebuking a female worker while she calmly places a paper on a shelf. The exchange ends with her asserting she is not ill as she endures the formal challenge.
A cautious American father with two or more sons questions the idea of ancestor worship existing in any culture. He weighs family beliefs against global practices and expresses disbelief at reverence for forebears beyond his own upbringing.
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