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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
3
The article notes a shift among the Dyak people of Borneo from head hunting to farming and adopting clothing and civilization indicators. It contrasts early missionary reports of frequent head loss with modern times, when news travels by wireless.
The Trachycarpus excelsus, or windmill palm, is noted as exceptionally hardy in cold conditions and capable of withstanding rough treatment, making it a robust plant for challenging climates and care.
Observers note the goat's foot shape and build as evidence of divine design. The sturdy hooves and flexible ankles enable rocky ascent and sure footing, illustrating how creatures are suited to their tasks.
A twilight vignette describes a shadowy border scene with a radiant figure near a lake, a bird tracing a careful path, and the stillness of dusk overtaking water and sky. The image centers on the tiny organism and the sun’s retreat from a glossy bird back into evening.
Quote by Mazzini on association as the path to progress uniting productive forces and aligning individual life with the collective whole. It emphasizes collaboration across human mind manifestations for societal advancement.
A dialogue discusses usefulness and retirement age, noting that wealth can let a person retire early while circumstance dictates when usefulness ends.
The seventh annual closing athletic events at the Common were held Friday and Wednesday under Supervisor Edwin Mann. Boys and girls of various ages competed for prizes in running jumping and games, with James Maher and Christina Dennis among the notable winners. No accidents occurred, and Mister Mann ends his seventh season with high regards from the children.
A Popular Science Monthly note states that considering stationery stamps stenographer salary typewriter accessories overhead and dictation time the cost per letter is 40 cents as an absolute minimum.
Kunst experiment yields 200 ounces of platinum from 9,720 pounds of chromitic slack. Platinum is being secured from dunite, a conglomerate rock, via grinding and washing to extract the metal from chrome-iron ore.
A newlywed woman learns that marriage alters the dynamic of time and closeness. The contrast between limited weekly meetings on Wednesdays and Sundays and daily presence reveals how space reshapes companionship and expectations.
A soldier writes from U S Naval Base No 6 detailing daily life including a developing baseball diamond, YMCA plans, church attendance, street markets, and dormitory life. He notes American troops can drink, Red Cross support, and hopes for a dispensary job while promising to write home when possible.
Mr and Mrs George C Munroe of 16 Prospect Street received a letter dated August 6 from their son George F Munroe in Battery C 66th Artillery stating he arrived safely in England and is feeling fine He enclosed a personal greeting from King George given to every American soldier upon arrival overseas.
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