Editorial on free moving pictures for town common
Town residents divide over showing free outdoor films with one subscriber arguing it is impractical charity. Critics say free pictures may reduce support for local theatres and note rental income of about 1200 dollars yearly from the project. The Phoenix invites balanced articles on the issue.
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Self belief shields from others' judgments
A concise reflection on confidence, arguing that trusting in oneself minimizes the impact of others opinions. Emphasizes inner conviction as the key to steady progress.
Business deal aims to benefit both buyer and seller
A successful transaction requires mutual advantage for both parties. The emphasis is on shared gains, ensuring fairness and lasting value beyond the immediate exchange.
After a Man Builds a Reputation How Friends Recall It
A concise reflection on how a man’s standing shapes how his friends remember him after he has established a reputation. The piece traces memory, perception, and the social echoes that accompany long-standing esteem.
The Man Who Lies Lies To Himself And Steals From Himself
A quotation attributed to Emerson contrasts self-deception with self-theft, asserting that deceit and theft harm the inner self more than others. The line emphasizes accountability and integrity within one’s own thoughts and actions.
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Emerson
Report of Special Nurse Summary of Tuberculosis Clinic Cases
Report lists new cases six left town four pulmonary tuberculosis fourteen tubercular bone infections three other forms four suspicious cases six cases at Wallum Lake four remaining under care twenty two dressings sixty six advisory visits seventy two total one hundred thirty eight clinics two patients six deaths one.
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Wallum Lake
Annual Outing of Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps Held
Twenty five members attended the corps annual outing and basket picnic held Wednesday at Mrs William Henry Simmons residence on Main road. Instrumental and vocal selections and readings were provided. In outdoor sports Mrs Henry M Darling and Mrs Cyrus A Jackson won the 50 yard dash. Darling also won the first prize in the potato race with Miss Mary Newman taking the consolation prize in all events.
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Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
William Henry Simmons
Main Road
Henry M. Darling
Cyrus A. Jackson
Mary Newman
L. Levy
State Street
Antoinette F. Peterson
Washington
Capitol City
Ralph Kinder Ard
Ives
Bristol
Franklin Street
National India Rubber Company
the Phoenix
Samuel P. Colt
Warren
Newport
Little Compton
Noble Grands Association
Charles Sanford
William J. Cantwell
William I. Baker
Edward I. Cooper
Helen Wallace
O. H. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Wallace
Alton
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William McKay
Wallum Lake Sanatarium
Bristo Athletic
D. Kk. Barrett
Providence
James Lyons
Pittsburgh
Louis Foster
Frank Perry
Newton Center
Mass
The
Shoe Hardware Company of
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U. S. Rubber Company
Chimney Fires Prompt Quick Fire Department Response
A still alarm at 9:30 AM Thursday reported a chimney fire at a dwelling at Hope and Byfield streets. Firefighters extinguished it with no damage. A second alarm at 6:30 PM for a chimney fire at George Clowes on Union Street caused only slight damage.
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George Clowes
Union Street
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Circular
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It states the medicine is a liquid that acts on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars available free from J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Bristol notices and town news update
The Bristol area reports visiting relatives from Boston and New England, purchases and sales, school and shoe store promotions, and local civic notes. Residents include William Smith of Beverly visiting Mrs Raymond Guidnseyest, F E Suzma n, and各种 notices about clubs, church activities, and infrastructure.
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Chester Hempell
Ida Collette
East Greenwich
Ernest E. Alder
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Antone Libramento
Providence Telephone Company
Namquit
Charles B. Rockwell
Cranston
American Legion
Hope Street
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Marion Darling
Frank M. Gifford
Charles H. Grinnell
Olive Tell
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