Speaking to Children About What They Hear
A columnist argues mothers should not discuss adult faults in front of children. Mary, six, may understand more than assumed and whispering or belittling remarks can fuel misinterpretations. The piece urges pride in children and promoting constructive topics, noting kindergarten training aids healthy development.
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Mary
Oscar A. Ullrich
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Texas
Spoil-Sports and Their Worsening Wit
A reader from Bandon laments constant spoil-sports and proposes strategies to ignore them. The letter argues they thrive on others’ discomfort, resist social snubs, and eventually move on when nagged into inaction, though the author wishes they could see their own objectionable behavior.
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Coventry
Bandon
Ground Feet and Aerial Life of Tiny Birds
Pathfinder Magazine notes that hummingbirds swifts swallows and martins cannot walk on flat surfaces with their small weak feet. These birds mostly stay airborne, with swifts possibly roosting while flying at high altitudes. They rarely touch the ground, catching insects drinking skimming water and gathering nest materials while in flight.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Korean Diet Staples and Beverages in Historic Fare
Rice dominates the Korean bill of fare with tea and rice water as the main beverages. Bread is rare and potatoes appear only sparingly. Pork beef and chicken are important meats while fish seaweed and dried fish provide key nutrients. Milk has only recently become common.
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Korea
China
Excelsior Club Tennis Finals Crown Mixed Doubles Champions
The county championship under Excelsior Tennis Club finished Tuesday with mixed doubles and ladies doubles finals. Miss Mollie Hamill and W J Duffy Jr won mixed doubles 6-2 6-2 6-2 over Mrs WOE Howe and F M Dimond, while Miss Katherine Tucker and Miss Florence Archer defeated Miss Gladys Pardee and Miss Amy Howe 6-0 6-1 in ladies doubles.
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Excelsior Tennis Club
Mollie Hamill
W J. Duffy, Jr
Woe. Howe
F M Dimond
Miss Hamill
Katherine Tucker
Florence Archer
Gladys Pardee
Amy Howe
J RB Herreshoff
Bristol Golf Club
S P Colt
Monks
H R. D'Wolf
William R. Tillinghast
JB Herreshoff
A Chesebrough
E. A Barrows
Isoline Barns
Claudia’ Tucker
W Howard Walker
Preston
C Chesebrough
Hattie Barns
Amy Hawes
Hoffman
W Fred Williams
George W. Parks
Gras
Maria Norris
Pray
Wedding Anniversary Traditions List
A brief note explains common wedding anniversaries with year by year meanings. First year paper, second cotton, third leather, fifth wood, twenty fifth silver, fiftieth gold.
Free Wheeling Phrase Traced to Tandem Ride Discovery
An 1849 remark notes the expression free wheeling predates modern usage and was first observed by a man on a tandem bicycle with his wife in the day nine tiles exchange setting.
Administratrix Named for Sarah DeWolf Brown Estate
Gertrude Hasbrouck of Bristol has qualified as Administratrix of Sarah DeWolf Brown's estate. Creditors must file claims as required by law, starting August 21, 1931, in the clerk's office of John W Church.
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Sarah DeWolf Brown
Gertrude Hasbrouck
Bristol
Isabella Frederick Weeden
Lillian T Wilson
Estate of Isabella Weeden Notice in Bristol
Estate of Isabella Frederick Weeden, late of Bristol, has a notice filed by Lillian T Wilson of Bristol. A. D. 1931. Court clerk John W. Church issues the notice on August 21 28 9 4.
Mortgagee Sale of Bristol Property at Public Auction
The mortgage holder will sell at a public auction on September 12, 1981 at 11 a.m. on the Bristol premises. The property on the northerly side of Franklin Street includes all buildings, bounded by de Conte Nus enfeld Doran McGovern and Frank line. The parcel, conveyed to Joseph Colte in 1921, is described in Bristol Deed Book 84, page 334. Attorney Emilio D. Iannuccillo represents the mortgage holder.
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Joseph Coke
Bristol
Rhode Island
Franklin Street
Maria Isabel de Conte
de Conte
Joseph Colte
Mary Freitas Colte
Emilio D. Iannuccillo
Hope St. Bristol
R. I
August Cabral
Florina Cabral
Bristol Terrace
Wwis Perry
Canvassers Notice for Bristol Finance Meeting
Town Clerk's Office Bristol Rhode Island dated September 2 1932 announces session of the Board of Canvassers in Memorial Building to canvass property voter lists for a Special Financial Town Meeting on September 21 1981 at 7 30 PM. Personal property taxpayers on voting lists must pay assessed tax before canvassing to qualify. John W Church Town Clerk.
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United States
Bristol
Amos S. Gorham
R. I
Wovk
John W. Church
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