Advertising seeds of success in humble forms
A 19th century note discusses starting cheap advertising to break into steady print work, citing a barber shop napkin ad and a tradesman who rose to newspaper columns. It recalls a Free Silver controversy attribution and classic election notices, with town council actions and local tax and sidewalk concerns.
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Preas
Dramatic Recital by Helen Kelleher in San Francisco
A sizable audience attended Miss Helen Kelleher of San Francisco at the Opera House last night. She displayed strong elocutionary power, won audience favor with frequent applause, and delivered the Chariot Race from Ben Hur with artistry. She also performed dialect selections aided by local artists including Louise on piano and James O Donnell on bass, prompting an encore. Ivy Club held an evening program at St Michael's chapel featuring readings and piano solos by local performers. An advertisement extols Hires Root Beer as a healthy temperance drink and campaign favorite for parades.
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Helen Kelleher
San Francisco
Opera House
Kelleher
Louise
Agatha Tobin
Frank McCarthy
James O’donnell
Enoch
Ralph Kinder, Jr
Ivy Club
St. Michael’s Chapel
Katie Salisbury
Maria E. Bullock
Lillian Smith
Marian Cole
Louis Gladding
Clara L. Henning
Emmeline Manro
Clara Easterbrooks
George T Pailthorpe
Carrie Maxfield
John ©. Pailthorpe
Bristol Train of Artillery
Don Louis Beneficial Association
John Brady
Hattie Warren
E. S. Church
M. O'Neill
R. Bullock
Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
Fred Williams
Bert R. Dunbar
James Milburn, Jr
Edward P. Gladding
Thomas Ashton
Asa Hathaway
John R. Dunbar
Bristol Post Office Mails Schedule Change
Bristol and Vicinity notes new mail times with closures at 6.50 and 8.45 a m and 12 20 8 45 and 20 p m Mails open as nearly as possible at 8 a m 2 5 8 p m and the system outlines daily departures and returns for patrons.
Bristol News Notes on Festivals and Local Business
H H Tilley attends Worcester festival. Warren mare Melba wins in War ren rdces class. Newburgh pants, 98c to $3. New York Store. Horse frightened at Wardwell Lumber Co. clam bakes and social events at local halls. Whale of ads for wallpaper, new parish house, and McKinley flags. Public notices on jury, real estate sales, and local civic debates voiced by Fampnay.
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H. H. Tilley
Worcester
Shepard
Mass
George B. Warren
Melba
Warren
Newburgh
New York
Baiton & Billiliton
Warrd
Fred H. King
Metacom Avenue
Ida B
Newport
Dighton
Wardwell Lumber Company
Governor Lippitt
General Assembly
Secretary of the Interior
Joseph Odett
Thames Street
Dimond
Bosworth
Josiah F. Peckham
Franklin Street
Wood Street
Francis Munro
J.H. Wall & Company
Waldron-Brownell Co
Abel C. Fish
George Douglass
Misses Bunn
F. T. Remileres
Trinity Church
Paanix
Republican’ Téwd Committee
McKinley
Hobart
Hope Street
Bay View Ave
Bradford Street
Constitution Street
Collins Street
Garfied Avenue
Juniper Hill Cemb
Bay View Heights
Bristol Highlands
Bay View Avenue
Prudence Island
Dollar value in melting pots and the poor voter
A Wall Street News analysis argues that melted U S currency loses value, noting silver dollars melt to five cents per ten and gold dollars melt to ten per lot, questioning why lawmakers would legislate money value through such “equations” and urging the poor to resist devalued dollars.
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Wall Street News
French artist Lyndh paints a new American girl
Albert Lyndh, famed French artist, creates a distinctive American girl type after returning from recent extended visits to this country. His portrayal of young American womanhood intrigues as the work of a critical student, a skilled painter. Lyndh was commissioned by The Ladies' Home Journal to depict the American girl he saw, with the picture to be reproduced in the October issue.
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Albert Lyndh
Lynch
Ladies’ Home Journal
Three Cranston inmates face Common Pleas plea in Supreme Court
Michael Tella Jose Margins and John Coogan were brought from Cranston jail to plead before Judge Douglas. Coogan pleaded guilty to theft of a sailboat in Warren last June and awaits sentencing. Tella pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill his wife on July 1. Margins pleaded not guilty to aiding Tella’s escape on July 11. Trial for Tella and Margins set for 10 this morning. O L Bosworth represents both Italians. Coogan awaits sentence.
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Michael Tella
Jose Margins
John Coogan
Cranston
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
Douglas
Coogan
Warren Last Jone
Tella
Margins
O.L Bosworth
Tesla
Elder Harry Nicholas to preach at Advent Christian Church
Auburn resident Elder Harry Nicholas will deliver sermons Sunday afternoon and evening at the Advent Christian church, inviting parishioners and community members to attend both services.
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Harry Nicholas
Auburn
Advent Christian Church
Baptism of Julia Jones in historic colonial home
The baptism of infant Julia Jones, daughter of Rev. Dr. Calbraith Perry, took place September 16 in Silver Creek, within the grandmother’s house, a ceremony rich with Revolutionary era relics and notable Pilgrim-era families. Survivors and guests included descendants of Griswold, Perry, D Wolf, and Bradford, with Bishop Griswold officiating and a marble font bearing an 1747 inscription. The event linked Rev. James DeWolf Perry and Rev. Calbraith B See to an era of old St. Michael's house and church relics.
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Calbraith Perry
Silver Greek
Julia Jones
Nathaniel Bosworth
Perry
Philadelphia
Bilver Creek
Benjamin Bourn
Ospt. Church
Philip
James DeWolf Perry
Calbraith
Michiel
Griswold
St. Michael's
Perry Hérabli
Sds
Charles T. Dorrance
Get
Greshe
H. M. Gibson
B. B. Smith
Bache
Perry's
D’ Wolfs and
Bradfords
Colt
Frank J’ Wolf
D‘ Levay
M. A. D’w. Perry
Archer
Pratt
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