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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
4
The text mingles literary quotes with fragmented OCR spills and a snippet about Fly Agaric poison. It hints at questions of safety and instinct in animal or human reaction. The source combines commentary on revelation and a scientific aside about toxic mushrooms.
Real estate and insurance ads describe a corner location with stores and residence promising good income at 13 500 cash or 19 000 for business and residence. First mortgage balance about 12 008. Cottage house with land 4506 and a three family house with barn and cellar. Lot 70 by 120 feet 7000. Building lots in Bristol from 108.
The article notes scouts’ role in bird conservation including winter feeding stations and spring bird house building across the country. It highlights a San Francisco troop as guardians of birds in Golden City Park and cites John M. Phillips promoting mulberry and sweet cherry planting to aid robins and fruit crops.
A Paramount program features Alma Rubens in Find the Woman with Harrison Ford and Norman Kerry, a poised mystery about a murderer caught after a theater agent is stabbed. Three women—a rouged underworld figure, a society belle, and a country girl—are questioned by New York police as the case unfolds. Also George Walsh in With Stanley in Africa and other screenings.
A Lincoln Illinois motorman credits scouting with reducing mischief among boys who once flipped cars and caused pranks. He notes the scout mindset keeps youth honor-bound and engaged in useful, constructive activities, aligning with views of renowned educators. An editorial echoed that small successes can build toward larger ones.
Paul Lernar a twelve year old from Boston's west end has earned notice as a life saver with three rescues. His latest act saw him dive into the Charles river and save young Robert Cubiflowich who fell headfirst from the Esplanade while chasing a ball as onlookers panicked.
The article notes honey and wax once valued for medicinal and magical uses and their role in Christian rites such as baptism and church candles. It also discusses earthquakes, detailing aftershocks following the 1891 Mino Owari quake in Japan, with over 8,000 aftershocks recorded in the two years after.
The fox farming sector expands with 10 000 to 15 000 silver foxes raised in captivity marking a rapid industry growth.
Mrs. Blunderby remarks in a playful aside that her eldest son uses languages with a light, humorous flair. The comment highlights a family moment and a light linguistic boast.
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