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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
6
Cosmopolitan Manhattan Dining Scene
Visitors to Manhattan can choose from six Spanish eateries on Peart Street and Maiden Lane to Wall Street and numerous foreign cuisines. The Syrian, Armenian, French, Mexican, Yiddish, Greek, Dutch, Japanese and Chinese establishments fill avenues from Washington Street to uptown hotels with varied dishes and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Peart Street
Maiden Lane
Wall Street
Washington Street
Twenty-third Street
Lexington Avenue
Lower Fifth Avenue
Upper Broadway
Second Avenue
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Uptown
Mott
Removing Gum From Clothing With Ice
When gum sticks to fabric, place ice on the opposite side of the item and the gum will release easily. This tip explains a simple cold approach to remove gum without damage.
Dwarfs in Ancient Kings Courts and Prize Traditions
Fragments describe how dwarfs were highly valued by ancient rulers across eras and regions. Reports mention kings competing for famed dwarfs and Hallmark like status. The Akkas are cited as prized by Pharaohs, with Romans allegedly attempting to meet demand through artificial means.
First Woman Journalist Anne Royall and Her Papers
Anne Royall born in Maryland in 1769 became the first woman journalist and first female newspaper owner editor. A widow of a Virginia revolutionary officer she arrived in Washington in 1824 to seek a government pension and started a weekly paper later called the Washington Paid Pry then the Huntsress, claiming meetings with presidents from Washington to Lincoln and earning a feared reputation among politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Royall
Maryland
Washington
Lincoln
Charles F Bowler obituary obituary notice
Charles F Bowler died early Saturday at his home Little's Narrows at age 87. Born in this town to John Bowler and Phoebe Bowler he married Susan Monroe of this town, who died years ago. Survived by son Arthur Bowler and daughter Mrs William Gray Lynn plus two grandsons Frankie Gray and A Frederick Bowler and two great grandchildren. He leaves a sister Ida Easterbrooks and many nieces and nephews. Funeral from his late residence tomorrow at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F
Charles
Little
Narrows
Wasiborn
Sthis“Town
John
Phoebbe
Coshall
Susan
Munroe
Arthur Sey
Willian’ E.xGray
I.e. Lynn
Frankie Gray
Frederick Bowler
New Bedford
Mass
Ida Easterbrooks
Real Estate Transfer Listed Between Andrews and Klasky
A real estate transfer records Robert D. Andrews transferring property to Jacob Klasky. The deal involves hand and buildshide on the south side of State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Andrews
Jacob Klasky
Soth
State Street
Factory Focus and Quality in Auto Making Debate
A passage argues for dedicated factory effort and applying broad experience to ensure quality. It rejects the idea that vehicle value equals wheel base length, emphasizing substance over size.
Rhode Island Republican Caucus Call 1920 Proceedings
The Providence meeting of the Rhode Island State Central Committee on September 18 1920 laid out the plan for a state convention to nominate presidential electors and officers for a two year term. Delegates from town and city committees would be chosen and certified, with primary nominating deadlines set for October 11 1920 and certification by October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Gee Rix
Pye
Otlisr
Samimnay
Thair
Jofi
Reublicansstate
Rhode Aeland
Rhode Island First Congressional District GOP Convention Call
The Republican Committee of the First District invites electors to unite under a call for a Congressional District Convention at Infantry Hall Providence October 6 1920 for nomination of a U S Representative. Primary meetings may be held Sept 15 to Oct 2 with delegates allocated by district. Credentials forwarded to Nathan M. Wright and George R. Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
First Congressional District
Rhode Island
First
Infantry Hall
Providence
R. L
United States
General Assembly
State Central Committee
Nathan M. Wright
R. I. George R. Lawton
John B. Mitchell
Old Wyandot Jail and 1840 Indian execution
The two story Wyandot Indian jail on the Sandusky river at Upper Sandusky housed one of Ohio's last Indian executions. In 1840 a quarrel over whisky led to one death and the council ordered the murderer shot by a firing squad in the river bottom nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky River
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Doans Kidney Pills Backed by Local Case
Apparent kidney disease risk linked to neglected early symptoms. Backache and irregular kidney secretions urge immediate help. Mrs Geo Goettler of 28 Cook St credits six boxes of Doans Kidney Pills with removing her kidney complaint and no further trouble. Baker Buffalo NY Foster Milburn Co. 60c at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Geo. Goettler
Cook St
Doan
Buffington
Rhode Island Land Taking by State Board of Public Roads
The State Board of Public Roads of Rhode Island votes to take three parcels of land in Barrington under an act of 1920 to build or improve state roads. Descriptions list parcels with precise metes and bounds and include plat No. 2. the record is certified by board members Abram L Atwood Robinson Frank Cole and clerk Peter J Lannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Rhode
Irland
State Board
Jandahy
Eneraw Assembly
State Board of Public Roads
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Recorder of Deeds
County Road
Joseph W. H. Walker
Lillian O’ Hayden
Frederick S. Peck
Joseph . Walker
Lillian C. Hayden
Board OF Public Roads
Abram L
Atwood BF
Robinson
Frank Cole
Peter J. Lannon
Hede Taland
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