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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
3
On a rolling ocean liner a famed surgeon’s skill fails against heavy seas and a celebrated female athlete endures seasickness. Her brief stumble becomes a worldwide news moment as the ship fights the waves and she grapples for fresh air.
A history of early photography notes Scheele and others observing light sensitive salts. It highlights Niepce and Daguerre, who in 1820s France pursued image making with light, achieving the first permanent photographs, the daguerreotype, and marking a pivotal shift in photographic science.
The verse evokes a beech shade and honeysuckle hedges where singing occurs while rain nourishes verdant meadows. It recalls a fishing memory under a beech tree with birds nearby and streams that flow toward a sea, facing rocky obstacles and foam.
A multi millionaire gives instructions to a lawyer to organize the late man’s tangled finances and settle the heir’s troubled affairs. The lawyer notes the faded disorder of papers as the client trusts him to straighten out losses and the widow’s stake in the estate.
Mrs Elizabeth Gladding of Bristol sustained a probable fracture of the right ankle while in Portland Maine attending the National Convention of the Women's Relief Corps. She returned home Wednesday evening after medical aid and preliminary exam.
Relatives and friends from the town attended the wedding of Mass Avis Leotise Munroe daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert A Munroe of Last Providence and George Hiram Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Hiram LD Stevens of Tatthton NOH at St Marks Episcopal Church Riverside on Saturday evening. Key Ralph Bray rector presided. From the town were Mrs Wiliam Joe Munroe and Miss Helen Fo Munroe of 36 Bradford Street. Bridesmaids were Miss Helen Bo Martin and Miss Edith B Martin of Newport, granddaughters of Mrs WJ Munroe. Maid of honor was Misa Lory Munroe, sister of the bride. Groom was attended by Merle 1 Chamberlain. ushers were George F Colwell and G Fyerett Thurston as Cranston. Mrs Herbert A Munroe, mother of the bride, was a former resident of this town and was before her marriage Miss Edith Brown.
Edmond Oliver 18, a National India Rubber Co employee, was arrested Monday evening after leaving the plant on larceny charges for stealing a pair of shoes. Stephen Mackena of Prospect Street, also employed at the factory, was arrested Tuesday night for the same offense. Oliver went to trial next Monday after bail posting. Mackena was arraigned Wednesday. no plea entered and bail set at $100 for the next court appearance.
An elderly actor was presumed dead and funeral plans were set when a colleague arrived to pay respects. He learned the deceased had awakened from a coma, prompting a quip that the former actor was always a terror for rehearsals.
Lines describe the Great Immortal White Lama of Mongolia as comparable to the Ostai Lama and the Dalai Lama, guarded by monks and living in seclusion in a towering monastery. It claims priests cut a hole in the top of the Dalai Lama's head to release a divine spirit into a new body after death.
Fragmented OCR text recalls a writer who questions criticism and interpretation. The garbled passage hints at a cautious approach to literary reading and commentary within a women's themed magazine. The exact details remain unclear due to transcription errors.
Stomach sufferers are urged to try Tanlac, described as a natural herbal tonic with no harmful drugs. The ad claims rapid relief from distress, weakness, insomnia, and nervousness, touting a decade of pharmacist endorsements and a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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