Fruit-A-Tives claim kidney stomach liver relief
Testimonial from R B O Flynn, a government inspector, describes years of stomach liver and kidney trouble improving after using Fruit-A-Tives. He reports strong relief after finishing an 850c box and endorses Fruit Liver Tablets as the best stomach liver and bladder medicine, pricing six for $2.50 with a 25c trial size.
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North Union St
Rochester
N.Y
Montreal
R. B. O'Flynn
Government
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Densburg
N. Y
Star Theatre Showcases Beautiful Jewel Carmen Tonight
Star Theatre presents William Fox feature The Bride of Fear starring Jewel Carmen as a woman battling fearful odds in a pursuit by a convict who manipulated her into marriage. Also on bill Ruth Roland Western Hands Up, Little Red Decardes, A Fight for Millions chapter, Pathe News, and cartoons. Monday features Clara Kimball Young in Marionettes with her company.
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Carmen
William Fox
Star Theatre
Ruth Roland
Triangle
William Duncan
Pathe News
Clara Kimball Young
Lieut Williams Writes Home From War Front
Lieut W Fred Williams Jr of a machine gun battery in France reports to his parents that he has commanded his company for two weeks and finds it busy. He recalls encounters with Daniel Coggeshall, describes depopulated towns, shellholes, and lively shops. He notes Y M C A and local women workers, buys eggs and milk, and praises a kindly 70 year old French mother, Mamma Surrey, who feeds the soldiers in a rustic village setting.
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W. Fred Williams, Jr
France
W. Fred Williams
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Engineers
Dan
McCormack
Mamma Surrey
Tam
Hussars
Frederick
The Whip at Pastime Theatre Promises Thrilling Screen Drama
The Whip, a $200000 production, opens at Pastime Theatre with a rapid sequence of dramatic scenes. Key set pieces include a two hundred dog fox hunt, a dangerous racing auto crash, a chamber of horrors scene, a dramatic train wreck, and a high tension chase ending in destruction. Coming Monday October 7 features The Price of a Good Time and To Hell with the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Musee
Niles
Hefest Emerg Eee
Telenenie
Esc
Louis Weber
Connery Nastri Births Reported in Town
In this town on September 20 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William H Connery of Garfield Avenue Nastri on September 2 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Vincent Nastri.
State Tickets Nominated at Rhode Island Conventions
Democratic and Republican state conventions in Providence nominated multiple candidates for top offices and Congress. United States Senator selections include LeBaron B. Colt of Bristol and George F. O Shaunessy of Providence. Other posts named include Governor R Livingston Beechman of Newport and Alberic Archambault of West Warwick.
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Providence
United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Bristol
George F. O’shaunessy
Alberic A. Archambault
West Warwick
Jerome M. FitzGerald
Maurice Robinson
Daniel H Morrisey
Warren
Edwin P. Luther
Pawtucket
Congress
Theodore Francis Green
Stephen J Casey
Richmond
William G. Troy
Fight on to win the day verse from WWI letter
Edith Wingate Trotter shares a letter from her brother Corp Ramsay Trotter of the 309th Infantry AE F France. The enclosed poem from Aug 27 1918 urges Yankee troops to push forward with flag and guns and to press on toward Berlin for victory for France and the United States.
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Edith Wingate Trotter
Corp . Ramsay Trotter
309Th Infantry
E. F
France
Berlin
Bill Kaiser
Rhode Island State College Notes Military Training Expansion
The State College at Kingston reports over 500 soldiers trained in mechanics and distributed to service branches both overseas and in the U S. The college will reopen October 1 for regular technical and professional training as military routine becomes a permanent part of student life with the college forming an actual constituent part of the United States Army.
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State College
Kingston
U. S
Army
United States Army
Community dances and bazaar schedule in Bristol area
Upcoming events list shows dances and a bazaar at G A R Hall hosted by First Bristol Troop and Boy Scouts on Sept 14 21 and 28 with additional dances on Oct 2 and Oct 4 at Odd Fellows Hall? plus an Anniversary dance on Oct 5 at Columbia Hall under St Elizabeth's Club auspices.
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G. A. R. Hall
First Bristol Troop
Boycouts of America
Xtyest Tvestival
Reba Rebekah _edge
O. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Columbia Hall
St Elizabeth's Club
Itching Irritation Cured by Ho kara Cream
Advertisement touts Ho kara a grease free skin cream that relieves itching and cleanses ulcers and eczema. Sold by W. H. Buffington's Drug Store at 35 cents with a money back guarantee if claims fail.
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W. H. Buffington
Obituaries Notice: Local Widows and Re|Cent Visitation
In this town on Sept 24 Mrs Mary Bowen widow of Francis G Bowen aged 100 years 7 months 3 days In this town Sept 26 Mrs Marianicolo Cariglo wife of Santo Cariglio aged 43 years In Providence Sept 25 Mrs Agnes Ahearn Conaty widow of Bernard J Conaty formerly of this town In this town Sept 25 Maria D Agrela wife of Antone D Agrela aged 22 years 1 month In Newport Naval Hospital Sept 23 John Austin son of Maurice J and the late Bridget McCusker Higgins In Warren Molter Providence Sept 25 Mrs Inez Molter formerly of this town in her 40th year
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Higgins
Newport Naval Hospital
John Austin
Maurice J
Bridget McCusker Higgins
Warren Molter
Providence
Inez
Molter
Uses of the People's Money by the War Department
The War Department has raised trained and sent over a million and a half soldiers with naval aid since the war began. It reports ordnance contracts and cash expenditures near 12 billion dollars, with major outlays for artillery, rifles, ammunition, stores, and clothing. It notes large food purchases and extensive equipment and transport orders, including trucks, cars, motorcycles, and gear, to sustain operations in France and at home.
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United States
War Department
Congress
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
Uncle Sam
Penta
St Michael's Sunday School seeks full attendance for Sunday service
Teachers and parents are reminded that the evening service on Sunday the 29th requires full attendance. The school will join the procession entering the church, gathering in the yard in fair weather or at the rectory in bad weather.
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ST. Michael's
New England Committee Plans 3,000,000 Fourth Liberty Loan Buttons
The New England Committee orders three million buttons for the Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan, 60 percent more than for the Third Loan. The smaller button features a red blue flag design with four blue stripes and the words Fourth Liberty Loan on a dark blue ground. Buttons will be distributed by banks and sales staff and ready on the September 28 opening day to promote universal wear.
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Order of the New England Committee
Willfulness and WILL in Girl Training
A Pennsylvania Grit observation argues that willpower differs from willfulness. It states the determined girl may lack self-control and that guardians and teachers confront willfulness, not true will, when guiding a girl to meet expectations.
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Pennsylvania
Lincoln's Fav Hymn Cited by John Hay
John Hay recounted Abraham Lincoln favored the hymn starting with Father, whate'er of earthly bliss. Hymn reference highlights Lincoln's spiritual solace and public persona during his era.
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John Hay
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Japanese Superstitions About Mice and Spiders
In Japan a light colored house mouse signals happiness. A spider falling from the ceiling brings pleasure in the morning but is considered very unlucky at night.
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Japan
Guardian appointment and estate notice in Bristol 1918
Guardian MAX MAKOWSKY appointed by the Probate Court of Bristol for Mary Cherkas ward. Creditors must file claims within six months of the first advertisement. Also Hannah W. Drury estate final account filed by Administratrix Mary R. Drury. notice to be published for fourteen days in Bristol Court.
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Bristol
Mary Cherkas
Hannah W. Drury
Mary. R. Drury
Hanaah W. Drury
Ristol
Prountcourt
Auld
Joh
M. Coggeshall
R. L
Joseph Arbro
Wiii
Mary Camacho
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MR. R. B. O' Flynn
America
John
Renee Atlsworth
Mathewson & Clemence Sts
John Suocwan
Mathewson Street
Providence, R. I
Lieut. Williams
French Town
Pastime Theatre
Republican
Rhode Island State College Notes
People's Money
THE
Rth 4
Max Makowsky
Town OF
William W. Franklin & Eo
Wood St
Amos
Gorham
R. I
Hareby
Burnside Memorial Building
Amos S. Gorham
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Coen
G.W. Simmons Undertakers
Otis L. Wood
Court Street
Los. Cy of
Boston
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
G. M. Wilbur
Union Street
Hochman
State Street
Bristol, R. 1
Talbot’ & Hopkins Electrical Contractors
Bradford Street
W. O. Talbot
W. S. W. Honking
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
A. French
Cornelius Harrington
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