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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
5
The notice lists a Bazaar on Sept 19 26 and Oct 3 10 Saturdays by the BTA with Oct 1 2 as Thursday and Friday, plus a Mt. Carmel Players musical. It also mentions bonefish as a delicate food fish noting natives stretch bones for easy removal after cooking.
Washington reports President Robert W Fleming of the American Bankers Association announcing the annual convention in San Francisco from September 21 to 24. The event will include speakers from diverse businesses to discuss public understanding of banking and modern operations. He calls for civic dialogue to strengthen banking’s role and profitability.
The American Institute of Banking held a nationwide radio linked commencement in September. Over 200 chapters with about 35,000 bank employees participate. Each year more than 2,500 graduates are produced, bringing total graduates to over 25,000.
An odd plant grown by amateur gardeners is the Devil's Tongue or Snake Palm, a native of the eastern tropics. It has no real beauty and its flowers emit a disagreeable odor during part of their existence, yet the plant remains quite interesting.
The Treasury department holds jurisdiction over federal properties including the United States Capitol and post offices and does not insure them since Congress does not appropriate funds for insurance. Many federal buildings are fireproof and kept with an open 40 foot space around them to deter fires to nearby structures.
Four large bright asteroids were first found in the early 1800s. Ceres was discovered by Piazzi on January 1, 1801, Pallas by Olbers in 1802, Juno by Harding in 1804, and Vesta by Olbers in 1807. No additional asteroids were found until 1845.
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