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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
4
The Rexall line, launched three years ago, claims the greatest success in drug history. With nearly 200 remedies, each targets a specific ailment and is selected by experts for efficacy, manufactured by The United Drug Company. The name Rexall stands for scientifically correct formulas proven in practice.
The 1,500,000 ruble prize for a history of Alexander J. of Russia Araktchelef will be awarded in St Exetersburg on December 1, 1920. The founder left 50,000 gold rubles to endow the prize, with expectations the fund will rise to about 2,000,000 rubles by the czar's death centenary. A quarter of the prize money will cover publication costs for the winning work.
Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe return to Providence for a three night engagement at the Providence Opera House under Shubert management. Jeanne d Arc, written for the pair by Percy Mackaye, covers 1428 to 1481 with five acts and stage music by Converse. The production features a 24 piece orchestra, 200 on stage, and stars Sothern, Marlowe, Lewis, Titherage, Crompton, Buckstone, and others with mail orders accepted.
An inventor notes the typewriter's progression from Henry Mill's 1714 English patent to the Beach machine of 1856 in America. Latham Sholes created the first practical model in 1867 with partners Soule and Glidden, who left. Remington then marketed the device, and Sholes remained with Remington until his death.
Monday evening loss of a hunting case gold watch with initials ML. Lost along Thames Street near State Bradford or Hope areas, extending toward Welker's Cove and Phoenix. Reward offered at the Office of John Shepard for return.
A large wedding at St Marys Church solemnized the marriage of Henry Lewis Sweeney and Sarah Madeline Leahy daughter of John Leahy. The Rhode Island Soldiers Home assistant hospital steward and bride from the Leahy family enjoyed a reception at The Elms after a nuptial high mass. Nearly 200 guests attended from out of town as the couple departed for a New York Washington trip.
Miss Emms Glad ding and Roy A Beals were joined in marriage at 7 p m Saturday in the west parlor of the Gladding home Hope Street Providence The ceremony was by Rev John McVay of State Street M E Church witnessed by immediate family They plan a short honeymoon on a New York bound train and will reside on Livingston Street Providence The bride active in church and relief societies The groom son of Charles A Beals a steam fitter employed on South Main Street Providence
A concise roster lists BS, Philo E Thayer, J Milton Paynp, Philip C Sheldon, James L Jenks, Edwin A Perrin as notable individuals connected to the community. The compile appears in a period newspaper segment.
A shipment arrives from one of the country’s most reliable firms, signaling steady supply and dependable quality. The delivery reinforces ongoing trade relations and suggests continued confidence in the supplier’s capacity to meet demand.
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