Rehearsals For Aunt Lucia Under Way Doric Club Show
Rehearsals proceed for Aunt Lucia a burlesque of college life to be staged at Guiteras Soo Auditorium on November 6 and 7 under Doric Club auspices. The cast includes 15 adults and a pageant of 300 children with a strong Bristol talent lineup and a reader background by Mrs Harold Hill.
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Talest
Guiteras Soo Auditorium
Lucia
Guiteral School
Doric Club
George W Boutilier
Albert Fohnson
E. H Mackenzie
Albert Hartley
F. C Bragg
R H Bennett
George F Marshall
Aunt Lucia
United States
Canada
Bula Bula College
Lucia Wakefield
Betsy
Jerry Watson
Reginald Dimond
George and Dick
Vernon Gray
O Reid LeClair
Molly
Ethelyn
George
Jerry
Virginia LeClair
Hazel Hoyle
Muriel Hodgdon
Mrs. Seamore
A. W. Barrett
Bob Getchell
Rev A. R Parshley
Roswell S. Bosworth
George H Toadvin
Fred Brownell
Nora FE Dwyer
Harold Hill
College Glee Club
Bristol
White Bread Deemed Wholesome By Experts
A group led by Dr A F Woods of the US Department of Agriculture states white bread and whole wheat bread are both wholesome foods. They are among the most important and cheapest sources of energy and protein in the diet.
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United States Department of Agriculture
A. F Woods
Department
Colt Memorial High Trounces De La Salle Academy 19 to 0
Colt Memorial High School defeated De La Salle Academy 19 to 0 at Senator Dixon Field yesterday afternoon. Tony Perry scored all three touchdowns and Ruggiere added the extra point on a Bran cuczo pass as Colt led at every period and held Newport’s offense outside the 20 yard line until the final quarter. The Colts dominated both lines with strong defense and timely plays.
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Colt Memorial High School
de la Salle Academy
Senator Dixon Field
Colt
Newport Boys
Tony (Baker) Perry
Ruggiero
Biancuzzo
Colt High
Imeups
Colt 19
DE LA Salle
Guevremont
le le
Sullivan Capon
Hazard Nappi
King West
O'Connell Hogan
Bush Teixeira
Russell Ruggiero
Martin Brancuzzo
Egan
Desilets
Pinto Perry
Harris
Ambrosio
Fitzgerald
Colt Memorial
The Pastor Says on motherhood duty and mercy
A religious reflection declares that those who neglect the needy face condemnation, arguing motherhood carries sublime responsibility and should not be betrayed by those who fail to aid the vulnerable.
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John Andrew Holmes
Ancient Soap From Ashes To Roman Craft
The piece traces soap's origins from ancient ashes used as early cleansing agents to Roman innovations learned from Gauls. It describes traditional methods still used in parts of the world, including a cask, straw, wood ashes, and fat, where brown liquid is boiled, then cooled into bars.
Wage Constant Warfare on Dreaded Tsetse Fly
The article discusses the tsetse fly’s impact on Africa’s cattle and humans, noting its role in spreading sleeping sickness. It describes experiments where paint-marked flies were released and later recaptured to study movement and feeding behavior. Some marked flies had paint over eyes or antennae to test sight and smell navigation.
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Africa
Africans Heavy Tea Drinkers In South Africa A Daily Routine
South Africa likely consumes more tea per person than any country with a ritual of tea at rising breakfast mid morning mid afternoon lunch tea in factories offices and shops evening tea after work and again after dinner. The habit extends to visitors and customers in most homes and offices.
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South Africa
Acoustic reflector at Hollywood Bowl tests sound reach
Engineers trialed a sound reflector at the Hollywood Bowl stage dropping a No 10 bird shot to test audibility. The shot produced a clear sound heard throughout the bowl, with only a quarter inch drop audible by listeners across 75 percent of the space. The reflector is a half shell cone 45 feet wide and 18 feet high, built from 36 tons of structural steel and asbestos padding, requiring no electrical amplifiers.
Lip Smacking Etiquette Split Between Hawaii and Mainland
Fred Lockley writes from Portland about Hawaii native views on dining manners. In the Islands lip smacking signals enjoyment and sharing, while elsewhere silence is seen as polite, reflecting a cultural divide in eating conduct.
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Hawaii
Fred Lockley
Portland
Ore
Islands
Lockley
Afton Water Burns Song Referenced as About Mary
The article notes that Afton Water by Burns is interpreted as referencing a living Mary. Verse details include the line about the birch shading Mary and the speaker, and a later verse mentioning the cot where Mary rests and her gathering flowers by the water.
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Burns
Afton
Mary
Rhode Island Veteran James W. McKay Dies at Soldiers Home
James W. McKay a Lieutenant in Company A Rhode Island Volunteers during the Spanish American War died in the hospital at the Soldiers Home after over two years there. A Nova Scotia native, he lived in Rhode Island many years and leaves his wife Mrs Catherine I McKay of 111 Summit Street East Providence. He was 71. His funeral was held at Williams Funeral Home East Providence on Sunday afternoon.
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James W. McKay
Rhode Island Volunteers
Nova Scotia
Rhode Island
Catherine I. McKay
Summit Street
East
Providence
Willams’ Funeral Home
East Providence
Funeral of Mrs. Helena M. Duffy
Funeral services for Mrs. Helena M. Duffy wife of the late Thomas Duffy were held at her Wood Street residence and at St Marys Church. A solemn high mass was celebrated and interment followed at St Marys Cemetery Chestnut Street. Floral tributes came from Judge and Mrs Frank H Hammill The Press Club Bristol Police Department former Senator Ezra Dixon and 35 other pieces. Church ushers were Frederick Goff William I Leahy and Frederick Vera. Bearers included William J Duffy James F Duffy Thomas P Connery Joseph Healey Augustus C Nerone and Augustine B Nerone.
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Duffy
Helena M. Duffy
Thomas Duffy
Wood Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Chestnut Street
Frank H. Hammill
the Press Club
Bristol
Ezra Dixon
National India Rubber Company
Frederick Goff
William I. Leahy
Frederick Vera
William J Duffy
Providence
James F Duffy
Thomas P Connery
Joseph Healey
Augustus C Nerone
Augustine B Nerone
Funeral of James Young
Funeral services for the late James Young a 45 year resident of this town who died at a Providence hospital were held yesterday afternoon at his niece Mrs Andrew Campbells residence 31 Cole street Rev Her bert D Graetz officiated with interment in North Cemetery Bearers were Henry S Campbell Andrew J Campbell Samuel J Steen and Samuel Young all of this town and Samuel Young of Providence
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James Young
Providence
Andrew Campbell
Cole Street
Herbert D Graetz
First Congregational Church
North
Henry S Campbell
Andrew J Campbell
Samuel J Steen
Samuel Young
Antibes Echoes Greece on the French Riviera
A Detroit News writer recounts Antibes on the French Riviera with a Greek heritage. The town, founded over 2,000 years ago by descendants of Greek colonists, retains a distinctly Greek appearance amid centuries of Phoenician, Roman, Gaul, German, Italian, and French influences.
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Greece
France
Antibes
French Riviera
Detroit News
Marseilles
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